Paul Infrasonic - Evee (Original Track) [Japanese Lo-Fi Vibe]

Today I want to share my track - Evee. This is a work in the style of Japanese Lo-Fi Trap, music for relaxation with a subtle oriental motive and a beautiful melody. Today this musical composition turned 5 years old.

The track that I made exactly five years ago was quite well and warmly received by listeners, I found my track in different videos and reels, the track to which I dedicated two months to create, and I remember everything as if it were yesterday. In general, I am a great connoisseur of traditional Asian musical instruments, I like the grace of the sound of strings and the subtlety and elegance of Japanese motives. I created only the melody for about a week, constantly changing it in search of the best option. The track turned out soft in some sense, perhaps romantic, but I wanted to convey the picture of a small Japanese village, the life and atmosphere of such places with music. The track of percussion instruments was already made for the basis of the track, I made a soft and calm beat so that it fits well into the overall concept of the music and mood. I also used some electronic synths for the second melody, a lot of transition effects and sound arches, all this was done to saturate the track with air and space, because in such music - this is one of the main qualities! At the time when I was creating this composition, I listened to a lot of traditional Japanese music and generally tried to penetrate the culture and features. This is how the melody on plucked instruments appeared, I noticed a feature that you need to make such a structure of the melody, with rolls of tonalities. I also pulled out the slide notes so that they sounded more natural, as if someone was hitting the strings and making transitions from one measure to another. In general, for me, this track still sounds great and I like it, which I can’t say for some of my other works, of which there are already quite a lot, there are forgotten ones and those that are still quietly playing somewhere. Thank you for your attention, I appreciate your feedback, I make music because it gives me a reason to move forward and develop, and I am sure that your attitude to your creativity is exactly the same, hugs to everyone, see you soon!