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Dramatic Kitty 5 War Trauma
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You're on vacation. Its nice to take a break from it all. While you walk your daily walk through the park in the city, to get your Latte Moccachino from that nice vendor at the cafe, you pass a bridge and take a left.
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I love making experiences for you to sit back with and enjoy. Score, Ambient, HipHop, Orchestral, Trance, you name it. And i mix it all together sometimes.
I live in the Netherlands, and i grew up with lots of different styles of music blasting over the radio when i was young. John Denver, Queen, the Roling Stones, ACDC, Metalica to name a few where favorites in our house. When i got older, i started to explore different genre's and i quickly came to the conclusion, that there is beauty and epicness in everything out there. From Childrens rhymes to Demonic Hardcore. From HipHop to Ambient. Even Clowncore and the Classics of Mozart or Beethoven are heard in my headphones from time to time. Now that i make my own music, i like to mix everything together and make experiences for to enjoy. Story's for you to explore and listen to, while sitting back and taking some time for yourself. Thats what i like to do best.
Song Info
Genre
Electronic • Ambient
Uploaded
August 31, 2023
Track Files
MP3
MP3 14.9 MB • 320 kbps • 6:29
Lossless
WAV 65.5 MB
Meta Data
Samples
Yes, contains samples or splices
Vocals
No vocals, instrumental only
Character
Energy
relaxed, cool
high-energy
Danceable
coffee-place
dancefloor
Positivity
dark, sad, angry
happy
Appeal
unique
radio-friendly
Story behind the song
You're on vacation. Its nice to take a break from it all. While you walk your daily walk through the park in the city, to get your Latte Moccachino from that nice vendor at the cafe, you pass a bridge and take a left. While you're walking, you see an old man. You've seen him every day since you came here last week, just sitting on that same bench. You say hi, but he doesn't answer. Instead, he's staring in the distance like he's remembering something. Something dark... something horribly dark... You follow his gaze and you see a memorial plack for some WW2 event that happened here and you read the information. "On this place, 4th of February 1943, 52 allied soldiers and inhabitants died while defending the city from invading forces" and suddenly you realise, this man was there. He was there, and he probably never really left... Maybe its best to just leave him be...
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