Name: Lose You (2021) by Andrew McCauley
Duration: 3 min 1 s
Description: A old demo track instrumental for a previous project that never came to fruition. Should I remake it??So glad y’all love it, check out my page for more. Vocals coming soon. Much love!

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Yamaha PSR s710

A old demo track instrumental for a previous project that never came to fruition. Should I remake it??So glad y’all love it, check out my page for more. Vocals coming soon. Much love!

Lose You (2021)

비가오는 창가에 앉아.

c'est alors qu'au milieu de la nuit le soleil s'est levé

Perpetual Motion

Interlude

Feel free to share. The initiational stream of abundance teaches receiving and giving. 
We have wounds in our karmic bodies.. because we often did some stuff in our incarnations like:
- Binding oaths (keeping us in poverty)
- Being a Scrooge without revelation (keeping us in bad feelings about money)
- Oaths about being spiritual OR successful (instead of solving these two aspects with a real, conscious spirituality and therefore being successful as the price mirrors the quality) 
- Demonizing or abolishing wealth (instead of accepting it in a more transit way of giving and receiving) 

Abundance is neverending. It is a fluid movement of giving and receiving. I received this EnergyMusic and would like to share it with you!

Abundance

A lengthy, vast cinematic electronic odyssey unfolds with warm, breathing analogue synth pads and bright high chimes floating in a wide stereo field. A pulsing sequenced bassline underpins airy textures, accompanied by faint, understated arpeggiator patterns that weave quietly into the background. Evolving synth layers, rich with the warmth of vintage oscillators, emerge gradually. Minimal, crisp beats and soft percussive glitches join in, growing into radiant, harmonic swells. Expansive synth leads rise above lush chords, amplifying a sense of space and motion. Energy peaks with a euphoric climax before unravelling into drones, gentle repeating motifs, and deep reverb tails, ending on a single fading tone.

Lose You (2021)

Andrew McCauley

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