Arati – Devotion by Rasa
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Arati

Rasa / Devotion

"Features gentle flute over soft, slow drums, subtle strings, and chanting; warm midrange melodies meet low-frequency drones and shimmering overtones, shaping prayerful Indian uplift while remaining melancholic, subdued."

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Second Hour Third Hour Ethnic Chanting Voice Indian Slow Drums Strings Uplifting Prayerful Introspective Slow Flowing Reverent Unhurried Warm Soothing Steady World New Age Airy Serene Earthy Sacred Hand Percussion World Music Grounding Tender Melancholic Reflective Minimal Sparse Subdued Ambient Pads

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Intensity: 0.4124

Activation Intensity: 0.3757

Affective Intensity: 0.5069

Tempo: Medium (93.017 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.276)

Valence: Sad (0.144)

Danceability: Moderately Danceable (0.454)

Spaciousness: 0.5274

Tension: 0.2363

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