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On Fire
04.09.2019
Mystical and driving, this track combines breathy male vocals with pulsing electronic rhythms and atmospheric synths. Ideal for dramatic scenes, futuristic settings, or high-energy montages.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
Right away, "On Fire" grabs your attention with its otherworldly soundscape. The breathy male vocals, draped in reverb and delay, create a sense of mystery and intrigue. It's a smart choice, giving the track a human element without distracting from its primary purpose as production music. The pulsating synth bass that enters early on establishes a solid groove, making it suitable for scenes requiring a sense of momentum.
The composition is fairly straightforward, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for this genre. It builds gradually, adding layers of synths and percussion, peaking in intensity, the disappearing in the same way that it was built. This makes it highly versatile for editors. However, a bit more melodic development in the mid-section could elevate the track further, making the main 'hook' even more impactful. It just feels it is missing a main strong melody.
Production-wise, the track has a clean, modern sound. The mix is well-balanced, allowing each element to breathe without overcrowding the sonic space. The use of stereo width is particularly effective, creating an immersive listening experience. If I were to offer one suggestion, it would be to experiment with a touch more grit or saturation on certain elements, like the bass or drums, to give them a bit more character and prevent them from sounding too sterile.
Emotionally, "On Fire" evokes a feeling of determined pursuit, somewhere between suspense and excitement. This makes it a strong contender for action sequences, chase scenes, or even technology-focused commercials. Its versatility could be expanded by adding a 'B' section with a slightly different mood, perhaps something more introspective or hopeful, which could provide editors with more options.
Compared to other tracks in the electronic/cinematic production music landscape, this one holds its own. It's not groundbreaking, but it's well-executed and fulfills its purpose effectively. With a few minor tweaks, it could easily compete with top-tier library tracks. Overall, a solid and usable piece of music with a clear sonic identity.
The composition is fairly straightforward, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for this genre. It builds gradually, adding layers of synths and percussion, peaking in intensity, the disappearing in the same way that it was built. This makes it highly versatile for editors. However, a bit more melodic development in the mid-section could elevate the track further, making the main 'hook' even more impactful. It just feels it is missing a main strong melody.
Production-wise, the track has a clean, modern sound. The mix is well-balanced, allowing each element to breathe without overcrowding the sonic space. The use of stereo width is particularly effective, creating an immersive listening experience. If I were to offer one suggestion, it would be to experiment with a touch more grit or saturation on certain elements, like the bass or drums, to give them a bit more character and prevent them from sounding too sterile.
Emotionally, "On Fire" evokes a feeling of determined pursuit, somewhere between suspense and excitement. This makes it a strong contender for action sequences, chase scenes, or even technology-focused commercials. Its versatility could be expanded by adding a 'B' section with a slightly different mood, perhaps something more introspective or hopeful, which could provide editors with more options.
Compared to other tracks in the electronic/cinematic production music landscape, this one holds its own. It's not groundbreaking, but it's well-executed and fulfills its purpose effectively. With a few minor tweaks, it could easily compete with top-tier library tracks. Overall, a solid and usable piece of music with a clear sonic identity.
Additional Information
The rainforest is burning and you feel powerless. This song is a snapshot of my feelings when I see the pictures on TV.
