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Sounds oddly heroic yet dark in a "the hero riding a horse to an uncertain fate" kind of way, which makes sense as the character has still some happiness but is gradually losing it, and the scale used here kind of gives me off a spanish vibe.
But yeah, that final part really sets the mood for the story you described, if anything I would associate that cresendo at the end combined with the intense percussion and trumpets to a desire of revenge, or plainly very intense rage and hatred on top of the sadness from right after the gunshot.

theweathermanYT responds:

Glad you enjoyed! The Spanish vibe is intentional, which should give this whole story some setting... keep returning and more will be revealed...

Maybe the choir synth from the intro could have been less loud?
As of the composition, the piano parts are very solid but a bit underwhelming compared to your other tracks, which is a bit sad because the mixing is fantastic and I can feel the effort that was put on this.

God this really does bring me back to the mid 2000's, it's surprising to see this genre still exists.

Nice, it's very atmospheric and I enjoy that in dark music :), I'm gonna agree about the breaks being fantastic, they give the song a lot of dynamism in a way, the only issue I have is that I feel the bass needed more presence and makes the song feel a bit empty, but it's a very solid track anyway.

I'm so used to get here to listen to electronic music that the acustic sounds really catched me off guard, but in a pleasant way.
Fitting to the name, this makes me picture being in the countryside at night watching at the sky, it just has that "everything will be okay" nostalgic feeling to it.

Black holes are easily my favorite celestial body, they are so mysterious and completely defy physics as we know it being essentially points where the space "breaks", and this song captures their mystery and power beautifully, it's impressive how you manage to make it sound so light and chill yet intense and threatening.

Your hability to use music to tell stories is really impressive, these songs hit hard.

theweathermanYT responds:

Glad you enjoyed! The stories often aren’t heard in these, and I’m glad you hear it! I’ll return soon with more stories :)

The way in which the song starts so grand and gradually becomes sadder and sadder is fantastic, even then it manages to be a beautifully nostalgic piece.

theweathermanYT responds:

Glad you enjoyed! I will return from my hiatus soon to produce some more in this series :)

Can totally hear the mid 2000's influences here, I love it!

Man, even though I have mixed feelings towards undertale and deltarune I really loved this.
My main complain would be the violin overpowering the rest of the instruments too much, and the cello (or viola? idk I'm bad at recognizing instruments) is hard to hear in comparison in some parts, also I guess that the long silence in the end could have been cut since it's almost a whole minute.

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