Recollections (feat. Solaria)

UmaMu – Synth-Pop Artist

Melancholy Electronica Track | Recollections (feat. Solaria) by UmaMu | Stream Free (120 BPM)

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Another beautiful poem by Emily Dickinson set to music

piano slow melancholy strings calm reminiscing

UmaMu

Seid bereit - immer bereit!

UmaMu - Uwi macht Musik (Uwi makes music)

I am an original Berlin veteran with heart and soul. I have lived in Austria since 2007. During the Covid19 lockdown I discovered composing my own music as a hobby.

"Recollections (feat. Solaria)" is a 120-BPM Electronica track from UmaMu on SoundClick. Featuring piano and strings, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. No external samples are used in this track. A female singer provides a captivating vocal layer to the mix.

The sound is underground and original, appealing to a wide range of electronica fans. "Recollections (feat. Solaria)" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #23 in Electronic and #4 in Electronica. Discover "Recollections (feat. Solaria)" and the rest of the UmaMu discography on SoundClick.

Song Info

Genre

Electronic • Electronica

Charts

#87 in subgenre Peak #4

Charts

Peak #23

Author

Emily Dickinson

Rights

UmaMu

Uploaded

January 31, 2026

Track Files

MP3

MP3 9.3 MB • 320 kbps • 4:04 minutes

Lossless

WAV 61.6 MB (no audio tag)

Meta Data

Samples

No samples, loops, or splices

BPM

120

Beat

4/4

Vocals

Female

Character

Energy

relaxed, cool

high-energy

Danceable

coffee-place

dancefloor

Positivity

dark, sad, angry

happy

Appeal

unique

radio-friendly

Lyrics

1
When I hoped, I recollect
Just the place I stood
At a Window facing West  
Roughest Air - was good

Not a Sleet could bite me
Not a frost could cool
Hope it was that kept me warm
Not Merino shawl

2
When I fearedI recollect
Just the Day it was
Worlds were lying out to Sun
Yet how Nature froze

Icicles upon my soul
Prickled Blue and Cool
Bird went praising
Only Me - was still

3
And the Day that I despaired
Thisif I forget
Nature willthat it be Night
After Sun has set

Darkness intersect her face
And put out her eye
Nature hesitate before
Memory and I

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