SILENCE OF THE DERVICHES

STUDIO IV (FREE FORMS WORKSHOP LABORATORY 2025)

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PLANETA SHELEIZIAKA

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GOING BACK HOME

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An ethereal journey with a spiritual, hopeful sound and good vibes, featuring experimental synthwave textures

XIVA

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GROOVING ISLAND

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Cinematic, with a touch of psychedelia and orchestral arrangements (but with good vibes)

TIRED OF WAITING

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Calm, hope, with a touch of tenderness

I Was Grey And Kept On Fading

Melancholy with a dirty drum. And it repeats

Fatal Flaw

A sparse, intimate folk ballad featuring raw fingerpicked acoustic guitar and candid, conversational lead vocals. Built on themes of regret, self-doubt, and personal reckoning, the song's stripped-back arrangement creates a vulnerable and melancholic atmosphere. Its steady, reflective pace makes it an effective choice for dark tv dramas, emotional character arcs, and introspective cinematic scenes. Suggested Sync Placements: Character & Drama TV Series: Scenes depicting personal crisis, addiction struggles, quiet regret, or late-night solitude (e.g., The Bear, Flaked, BoJack Horseman, Shedding). Indie Films: Raw, emotional scenes involving personal confessions, solitude, or character turning points in gritty or realistic dramas. Documentary Soundtracks: Intimate, biographical features covering personal recovery, mental health, addiction, or creative struggle. Promos & Credits: A somber, impactful music choice for end-credits or reflective episodic closers. Keywords & Pitch Metadata: Genre: Indie Folk / Singer-Songwriter / Lo-Fi Acoustic Mood: Melancholic, Raw, Vulnerable, Regretful, Introspective Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Male Vocal Sounds Like: Elliott Smith, Jackson C. Frank, Sun Kil Moon, Adrianne Lenker

Raft

A song about a sinking and a watcher.

Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien

Hard-hitting version of the classic French Cabaret tune made famous by Edith Piaf. Soulful vocals in the original French, plus stripped down hi-test electric guitar. No percussion or drum machine on this track.

Haze

Perfect for a nostalgic scene in films or tv series

Laissez Tombes les Filles

Hard hitting version of the French AM radio pop hit by France Gall. Soulful vocals in the original French, stripped down electric guitar, primitive drum machine.