Crossings – The Sound of Gondwana by Various Artists and David Hudson and Mark Atkins and Michael Atherton and Matthew Doyle and Tim Marceau and Allan Dargin and David Atkins
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Crossings

Various Artists, David Hudson, Mark Atkins, Michael Atherton, Matthew Doyle, Tim Marceau, Allan Dargin, David Atkins / The Sound of Gondwana

"Didjeridoo fast solo trance hypnotic, fast drums and rhythms"

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First Hour Atmospheric Drums Indigenous Australian Meditation Didgeridoo Percussion Driving Meditative Suspenseful Sacred Evocative Longing Polyphonic Primal Indigenous Ceremonial Trance

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Intensity: 0.5388

Activation Intensity: 0.388

Affective Intensity: 0.8424

Tempo: Medium (91.606 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.217)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0411)

Danceability: Moderately Danceable (0.504)

Spaciousness: 0.5462

Tension: 0.2081

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A 3 hour holotropic breathwork set generated automatically by Music for Breathwork • Driving Rhythmic Didgeridoo

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