Going Backwards to Recover That Which Was Left Behind – No.2 by Christina Vantzou
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Going Backwards to Recover That Which Was Left Behind

Christina Vantzou / No.2

"A serene and introspective ambient sound journey that evokes a sense of nostalgia and longing. Its gentle, ethereal tones make it perfect for meditation or breathwork sessions."

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Intensity: 0.451

Activation Intensity: 0.1389

Affective Intensity: 0.8694

Tempo: Fast (146.895 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.149)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0338)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.128)

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