Mijiyanga by Ngulmiya and Nayurryurr and Yilila
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Mijiyanga

Ngulmiya, Nayurryurr, Yilila

"Powerful indigenous Australian vocals intertwined with entrancing electronic elements, underpinned by a deep bass line. Rhythmic chants. Tension builds and gradually evolves into more melodic lines "
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Second Hour Electronic Indigenous Australian Chanting Voice Cruising Entrancing Suspenseful Building Layered Immersive Subtle Electronics Synthesizer Dynamic Evolving Moderate Tempo Intense Powerful Empowering Energetic Bold Electrifying Moderate Dramatic Escalating Earthy Evocative Hypnotic Energizing Gradually Intensifying Enigmatic

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Intensity: 0.6953

Activation Intensity: 0.6952

Affective Intensity: 0.6955

Tempo: Fast (124.6092 BPM)

Energy: Medium Energy (0.4028)

Valence: Sad (0.1528)

Danceability: Dense Rhythm (0.3821)

Spaciousness: 0.3524

Tension: 0.7864

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