For the first few seconds I thought the song was going to be a very slow depressing song. The guitar picking takes up very little space, but then a dark tone starts making the song much more full and it reinforces the depressing tone, then a drum beat starts increasing the tempo and building up the song then the song completely changes up the mood but introducing horns and a loud bass loop. The instruments fluctuate in volume and I can hear a slight reverb. Then all the sounds slowly fade out and there is a brief pause which at first I thought it was just ending short, but then a second part of the soundscape starts. Another slow and depressing loop starts but is quickly built up by a techno synth. The second part of this song is much more full and takes up a lot more space. The volume seems to be changing a lot and the tempo is a lot faster than the beginning. It seems like a lot of commotion is going on through the use of just a couple of sounds. But put together they make a much fuller sound than if they were used in a different context.
For the first few seconds I thought the song was going to be a very slow depressing song. The guitar picking takes up very little space, but then a dark tone starts making the song much more full and it reinforces the depressing tone, then a drum beat starts increasing the tempo and building up the song then the song completely changes up the mood but introducing horns and a loud bass loop. The instruments fluctuate in volume and I can hear a slight reverb. Then all the sounds slowly fade out and there is a brief pause which at first I thought it was just ending short, but then a second part of the soundscape starts. Another slow and depressing loop starts but is quickly built up by a techno synth. The second part of this song is much more full and takes up a lot more space. The volume seems to be changing a lot and the tempo is a lot faster than the beginning. It seems like a lot of commotion is going on through the use of just a couple of sounds. But put together they make a much fuller sound than if they were used in a different context.
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