I found a really nice tune earlier today, and am looping it ever since. It's a good track, by a Mongolian band called Haya. Too bad they didn't feature the vocal as they did in the tv. She's awesome.
It's the same track that got me into this writing mood, and various other things. It starts off slowly, calmly and harmoniously. It feels sad, and in the midst of all this sadness, there's an ordinairy mood to it. The track itself is extraordinairy though, it's just the environment it creates. It reminds me of life somewhat. When the pace starts to pick up, it doesn't stray from the main theme. This... tune is as if it is an unspoken story. It ends in the same way it began, with the same sense of simplicity, the faint sense of sadness, and always with the reminder that in the midst of such sadness, things are not all that bad.
Try it out yourself. It's called "Snow Mountain" in Chinese.
It's the same track that got me into this writing mood, and various other things. It starts off slowly, calmly and harmoniously. It feels sad, and in the midst of all this sadness, there's an ordinairy mood to it. The track itself is extraordinairy though, it's just the environment it creates. It reminds me of life somewhat. When the pace starts to pick up, it doesn't stray from the main theme. This... tune is as if it is an unspoken story. It ends in the same way it began, with the same sense of simplicity, the faint sense of sadness, and always with the reminder that in the midst of such sadness, things are not all that bad.
Try it out yourself. It's called "Snow Mountain" in Chinese.
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