Very nice track.  I like how it builds.  Nice work.

A crescendo of suspense, nice cinematic musical moment...

Creative excellence in every respect. Beautifull. orchstration,production expression and dynamics. ......Bravo Maestro.

great work with different elements also some folk

a great build-up of the tune, in particular I love those insanely bass vocals in the beginning. And obviously a very true poem underpinning it .... :-(

The title comes from a famous Irish poem from the 18th century . Cill Chais By Aodhagán Ó Rathaille ,It is a lament on the loss of land ,love and freedom , yet the last line ,this title ,gives a hope for the future ,a wish for a different outcome ,  a wonderful weapon to combat such adversity ,something that is still so important today .

Here's a link to the poem in Irish and English and a guide to some background .

https://irisharoundtheworld.com/cill-chais-by-aodhagan-o-rathaille/

Be well ,shine on  :-)

Ná Feictear é Arís Ar Lár ( We’ll See It No More Laid Low )

Thanks to  the music-makers ,theirs is the universe of bass and treble ,space and time ,creators of new energies ,free to imagine a world of harmonic structure and dissonant entropy.
I love listening to all the music posted and thanks for listening to mine.
Grian Óg

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