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This is what music's all about! The composer really has a sense of how to make a song that makes people interested, but still make it as soft techno, which sometimes could get quite repetative. This is a perfect "go-to-bed-song" and he makes it with such professionality when it comes to the structure of the harmonics that you almost forget what you're listening to, you just know there's something out there that reaches for you in the background. Every instrument has it's function. A professional use of the tremolo, especially in the first and the last part. Dimenuendos and creschendos match each other perfectly and makes the phrases float like a boat on a river...the beginning could use some improving though when it comes to the build-up.