Naad
Names are always difficult. Especially, if you want to make sure it's a unique name and doesn't mean anything stupid in some obscure languages. It's easy to drive oneself mad trying to come up with a trackname, even more so than writing Author comments. I find yoga helps. Just imagine being on a country side, living and breathing in the Now, pushing aside stuff from the past or future... ... No, you're right, I'm kidding. Finding tracknames through yoga is for naught. Music though, that might work. The sound you hear, the voices, might translate into a usable trackname.
Anyway, before I make you all yawn and nod off, I'll keep the Author comments short and talk a bit about the track itself.
Plaste and I (Racho) felt it was about time to build a duo track in Canyon. We've tested each others tracks for quite some time, but the only duo we've made so far was an almost discarded track of mine he polished, build scenery, and turned into a proper track way too many years ago. Since our building styles are kind of similar but still distinct enough, we hoped to create a seamless track like your usual Plaste or Racho tracks.
Did we succeed?
P.S.: These author comments are brought to you by google.translate and the discovery that the trackname translate to different words in 8+ languages... sry about wasting your time.... Hope you'll still enjoy the track!
Have Fun!
Update 2019-02-24
Fixed a cut at the end (Thanks BlackShadow!)
