I have a confession to make, I love rap. I am not talking about socially-accepted, respectable hip hop like Mos Def or Nas. I'm talking about gritty, derogatory, southern rap music like 2Chainz, Rich Homie Quan, or Young Jeezy. Up until recently, however, I never really thought about why I loved this kind of music. I couldn't exactly relate to the subject matter; drug dealing, jail, weapons, gangs, and materialism, so then why on Earth was I so drawn to this particular genre?
The penultimate track in this reverse Fibonacci series, the core theme that has been developed in the last two tracks is completely absent in this one. It's actually more reminiscent of "I don't Know" from the 131 bpm playlist.
It uses the same mechanic of the sliding half step from the F#7 to the Fmajor 7 to set up the different sections. There are two separate blues pieces in the middle of the track and a completely new ending - which feels very calm and hopeful.
Still digging the camera placement and am looking forward to getting back to the core theme in the final 34 bpm development which will happen later on this week.
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Super slow version of the Fibonacci theme in Fminor at 89 beats per minute. This is about as minimalist as you get - simple solo piano with my favorite ending to date.
Very happy with the camera angle and the LIFX bulb lighting - thinking this is the way forward for a while.
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