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Letting Go at Apogee

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This track delves into the intricate relationship between thoughts, goals, desires, and the neural obstacles that hinder their execution. I've been examining the connection between managing ADHD and the necessity of maintaining a high-functioning life, balancing parenting, partnership, and running a business. For me, sound—particularly this track—represents a direct neural connection to what I perceive happening within my brain and neural network. ADHD both stifles and profoundly influences my music creation in an expressive way. If there were ever a soundtrack to my brain's function as it relates to ADHD, this would be it. An ensuing album is soon to follow.

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Wow i didn't really think much about this song, it seemed kinda chaotic and experimental, like a sketch more than anything, but your description really puts it into perspective. I think producing music is always a way to put abstract sensations that are hard to describe into something people can sort of understand, that's what it often is for me.

Does the long tail represent something specific? or is that just a style choice, because i noticed it in your other songs as well.

Nice :)

Cool neutral song

Wow, this song made it to the main page much later than everyone else today, however the song is great, I'm in awe that you were able to capture that atmosphere!

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1,969
Faves:
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Votes
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Score
4.26 / 5.00

Uploaded
Jul 15, 2024
1:34 PM EDT
Genre
Ambient
File Info
Song
22.8 MB
9 min 57 sec

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