Lamentations – Apollo by Zhenia Mahdi-Nav and Banco De Gaia
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Lamentations

Zhenia Mahdi-Nav, Banco De Gaia / Apollo

"A dark, emotive, and resonant second hour track that feels both mournful and uplifting. "Lamentations" by Banco De Gaia features a blend of traditional vocals and synthesizers. The sparse, prayerful sound gives it a sacred quality, making it a moving piece after the first hour has finished."
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Second hour transition Atmospheric Electronic Chanting Voice Emotional Sad Mournful Spacious Synthesizer Moderate Tempo Majestic Synths Epic Dark Vocal Harmonies Mystical Emotive Sacred Evocative Resonant Mysterious Traditional Vocals World Music Synth Pads Somber Sparse Subdued Synth Layers Vocal Chants Low Energy

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Intensity: 0.4578

Activation Intensity: 0.2203

Affective Intensity: 0.8324

Tempo: Medium (117.483 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.289)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0355)

Danceability: Dense Rhythm (0.202)

Spaciousness: 0.6343

Tension: 0.4508

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