AlbumIn a Daydream
Track 4352/37The Lilac Tree
Stuart Roslyn (PRS) | Matthew Foundling (PRS) From the album In a DaydreamBright piano melody spirals around, given depth by a somber counterpart and airy synthscape as foggy pings drop and find their voice. A moment of hesitation, and we're rushing off again as the piano is driven upwards, surging and falling at the end.
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersStuart Roslyn (PRS)50%Matthew Foundling (PRS)50%
PublishersNaomiville Music (ASCAP)100%
ISWCT3017620683
ISRCQM-JGX-20-01828
Release Year2024
Musical Features
KeyEb/D#
Tempo140 BPM
Tempo notesMedium
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 5 mixes of this track.
- The Lilac Tree4352/37Bright piano melody spirals around, given depth by a somber counterpart and airy synthscape as foggy pings drop and find their voice. A moment of hesitation, and we're rushing off again as the piano is driven upwards, surging and falling at the end.2:47
- The Lilac Tree (Piano)4352/38Bright piano melody spirals around a somber counterpart. A moment of hesitation, and we're rushing off again as layers of piano are driven upwards, surging and falling in happiness at the end.2:47
- The Lilac Tree (Synths)4352/39Humming drone flutters as a moaning synth drops eerie pings into a bleak landscape. Vibrating synth rises up to challenge the brightness, groaning as it rolls with determination, but is pushed back by a resonating final ping.2:20
- The Lilac Tree (60)4352/40Bright piano melody spirals around a somber counterpart and airy synthscape as foggy pings drop in and find their voice, surging and falling at the end.1:00
- The Lilac Tree (30)4352/41Bright piano melody spirals around a somber counterpart as foggy pings drop and find their voice, rushing off again as the piano is driven upwards, surging and falling at the end.0:30