Kothbiro – The Constant Gardener by Ayub Ogada
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Kothbiro

Ayub Ogada / The Constant Gardener

"Possibly too popular and familiar for some breathers but a gentle African piece with the feel of a lullaby. The word "Kothbiro" is a term from Dholuo, the language of the Luo people in Western Kenya. It means "rain is coming". The music features gentle lilting lyrics and traditional plucked stringed instruments."

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Third Hour Atmospheric Guitar Chanting Voice Gentle Ambient Introspective Spacious Slow Flowing Ethereal Unhurried Warm Soothing World Airy Serene Earthy Sacred Resonant Hand Percussion Shakers Grounded Organic Hypnotic Tender Tranquil Somber Sparse

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Intensity: 0.245

Activation Intensity: 0.2829

Affective Intensity: 0.0008

Tempo: Slow (76.906 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.0691)

Valence: Happy (0.486)

Danceability: Dense Rhythm (0.394)

Spaciousness: 0.7168

Tension: 0.0355

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Third hour chanting and voice

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