New Rapunzel8083: “Duet”
楽曲の大半は割と単純な同じビートの繰り返しになりつつも２分程続く）シンセの波がトレモロのストリングの波と重なり空気感が変わる瞬間が素晴らしい良曲です。ブレークを経てストリングスがもどる様もとてもパワフル。Terrence Malickの映画と調和しそうな美しさを感じさせる物
になっています。楽曲は以下から。
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