Name: On The Train by Lugaab in Moving Forward
Duration: 3 min 46 s
Description: This one is an old song of mine, which I never released yet, that I've changed a little bit

Moving Forward

A little bit of experimentation with other time signatures

Is It Coming Back?

This one is an old song of mine, which I never released yet, that I've changed a little bit

On The Train

This is a 15/16 song that is very relaxing

Any Ideas?

This is the main song of the album, it was made on three different time signatures (3/4, 5/4, 7/4)

Moving Forward (Part 1)

This is an old track for me. It is actually the first song that I've ever created

As Soon As It Should

This is a track made on 6/4 that in some parts can make you feel uncomfortable

Running Away

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Blast from the Past

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On The Train

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