Lament of the Leaves - Fantasy/Folk Music
Channel: Vindsvept, fantasy music
Date: 2023-02-05

Normally, I cram every single second with some form of ear shattering flute. In this tune, I used it rather sparingly. This song is like travelling back in time a little bit. This is how I used to write, leave some breathing space and focus on outlining the chords, maybe throw in a dash of flute or whistle. I rarely get to use my low D whistle, but it fit quite well in this tune.

It's also a lot rougher around the edges than most of my songs, which is also pretty reminiscent of my old stuff. It's not polished, feels a bitt floppy and natural at times, and I actually really enjoy that. There are times when you want everything tight, compressed and focused, and sometimes you just want things to float a bit.

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