Snake Pit Poetry - Skaldic Mode – Snake Pit Poetry by Einar Selvik
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Snake Pit Poetry - Skaldic Mode

Einar Selvik / Snake Pit Poetry

"Mournful, introspective, and resonant after the second hour has resolved. There is a plaintive cry to this music that may allow it to work as a lead in to the second hour. The music unfolds with a gentle, steady pace, inviting reflection. Key instruments include guitar, voice, and frame drum, creating a prayerful quality."

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Third hour transition Guitar Prayer Voice Mournful Prayerful Meditative Introspective Spacious Slow Haunting Reverent Unhurried Earthy Traditional Instruments (subtle) Folk Melodies Resonant Ancient Grounded Organic Primal Nordic Folk Melancholic Somber Measured Frame Drum

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Intensity: 0.2993

Activation Intensity: 0.3066

Affective Intensity: 0.2763

Tempo: Medium (117.3459 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.1766)

Valence: Sad (0.2372)

Danceability: Dense Rhythm (0.396)

Spaciousness: 0.6310

Tension: 0.1347

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