doulce Octobre
uploaded: Sat, Dec 8, 2007 @ 9:03 AM
| by | oldDog |
|---|---|
| Featuring | calendargirl, asteria |
| length | 3:12 |
| BPM | 120 |
| Recommends | Recommends (3) |
This evolved very quickly and naturally from my previous mix, and uses the same backwards medieval song in the background, with a layered version of cg’s October.
The layering technique is something I developed after seeing an exhibition of art from mental hospitals - lunatic asylums as they would have been then - in the early part of the last century. There was a piece that was simply a scrawled message written by a woman on a scrap of paper, very small and close together, over and over again, so that it became a blurred pattern - it just said “come, sweetheart” (in German).
I found it incredibly moving to think of her, and I found the effect strangely beautiful, so I started to look for ways to do the same thing in music.
The layering technique is something I developed after seeing an exhibition of art from mental hospitals - lunatic asylums as they would have been then - in the early part of the last century. There was a piece that was simply a scrawled message written by a woman on a scrap of paper, very small and close together, over and over again, so that it became a blurred pattern - it just said “come, sweetheart” (in German).
I found it incredibly moving to think of her, and I found the effect strangely beautiful, so I started to look for ways to do the same thing in music.
media, remix, bpm_120_125, non_commercial, audio, mp3, 44k, stereo, CBR, experimental, female_vocals, ambient, scratching, chill
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doulce Octobre
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