Exala – Breathe by Peter Klank
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Exala

Peter Klank / Breathe

"Contemplative, subdued first hour track. Airy guitar harmonics and soft drum pulses create a gentle atmosphere. Organic didgeridoo drones and hushed voice layers."

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Second hour transition Atmospheric Drums Electronic Guitar Voice Didgeridoo Slow Drums Emotional Gentle Cruising Relaxing Entrancing World Fusion Slow Hopeful Calm Unhurried Soothing Synthesizer Peaceful Serene Emotive Resonant Ethno-ambient Organic Drones Tranquil Dreamy Reflective Beautiful Minimal Sparse Subdued Synth Layers Low Energy

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Intensity: 0.4211

Activation Intensity: 0.4858

Affective Intensity: 0.0376

Tempo: Slow (77.518 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.331)

Valence: Neutral (0.403)

Danceability: Danceable (0.602)

Spaciousness: 0.4197

Tension: 0.1976

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A 3 hour holotropic breathwork set generated automatically by Music for Breathwork

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