Azure – Digressions by Greg Haines
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Azure

Greg Haines / Digressions

"Dark, mournful and drifting second hour track. Slow-moving and still, with a steady build that keeps the mood heavy and suspenseful. Mournful piano and strings, with building synth pads, slow drums, and brass swelling underneath."

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Second Hour Breakthrough Electronic Piano Slow Drums Strings Sad Mournful Orchestral Spacious Slow Modern Classical Unhurried Synthesizer Synths Brass Epic Dramatic Orchestral Strings Slow Build Dark Emotive Synth Pads Gradually Intensifying Somber Sparse Subdued Arpeggios Low Energy

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Intensity: 0.4356

Activation Intensity: 0.0938

Affective Intensity: 0.856

Tempo: Slow (66.377 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.109)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0374)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.0755)

Spaciousness: 0.8601

Tension: 0.1049

Appears in 2 Collections

First Hour & Second Hour & Third Hour Collection: April 2025 • First Hour & Second Hour & Third Hour Collection: April 2025

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