Hideaway - Julien Marchal Remix – Particle Fields Reimagined by Julien Marchal and Robot Koch and Savannah Jo Lack
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Hideaway - Julien Marchal Remix

Julien Marchal, Robot Koch, Savannah Jo Lack / Particle Fields Reimagined

"A mournful, introspective, and flowing second hour track. Softly calming with medium tempo, it combines the gentle touch of piano, delicate strings, and subtle synthesizer. Strongly resolving and drifting, evokes a sense of solitude and reflection."

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Second Hour Third hour transition Piano Soundtrack Strings Gentle Mournful Ambient Introspective Layered Slow Flowing Haunting Subtle Electronics Unhurried Synthesizer Delicate Emotive Tender Reflective Cello Sparse Violin

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Intensity: 0.3728

Activation Intensity: 0.155

Affective Intensity: 0.6956

Tempo: Medium (94.6096 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.1023)

Valence: Sad (0.083)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.1938)

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