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Styles fused together
African, Celtic (Irish) and EDM music styles
Pad
Synthesizer sound designed to be used in sustained chords
Drone
Continuously held or repeated note
Build
The gradual introduction of more instruments
Metre
Free at first, then 4/4 metre established after Bodhrán entry
Rhythms
Mostly straight semiquavers, some syncopation, triplet semiquavers and sextuplets.
Repetitive
28 loops
Main texture
Multi-tracked, layered and constantly changing
Structure
Intro-V1-Break-V2-Solos-V3-Build-Outro
Female vocal melody (verses 1+3)
limited range, repetitive, glissando and ornamentation.
Male vocal melody (verses 2+3)
wider range in verse 2 (10th)
Instrumentals
Solo melodies based on folk tunes
African instruments (summary)
Kora, Talking drum and Djembe
Celtic instruments (summary)
Uilleann pipes, Bodhrán, Whistles, Fiddle, Accordion and Hurdy-Gurdy
EDM instruments (summary)
Synths, bass guitar, drum machine and sequencing software
Tonality
Modal and diatonic
Harmony
Slow-changing harmony with repetitive chord sequences
Vocal melody (general)
Based on opening motif with some vocables
Breath samples
Unusual sonority used in break 1
Studio effects
reverb, delay, panning and EQ