Ginsoaked 2 | Audio Network UK

Ginsoaked2673/3
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & muted strings with chilled beats

2:2760 BPM
Ginsoaked 22673/37
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & lush strings. No beats or synths

2:2960 BPM
Ginsoaked 32673/38
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & lush strings. No bass or rhythm tracks

2:2960 BPM
Ginsoaked 42673/39
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano with chilled beats & fx. No strings

2:2360 BPM
Ginsoaked 52673/40
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy lush strings with rich chordal textures

2:0160 BPM
Ginsoaked 6 (60)2673/41
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & lush strings with chilled beats

1:0060 BPM
Ginsoaked 7 (60)2673/42
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective slightly uneasy piano & lush strings with chilled beats. Alt mix

1:0060 BPM
Ginsoaked 8 (30)2673/43
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & lush strings with chilled beats

0:3060 BPM
Ginsoaked 9 (30)2673/44
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesReflective, slightly uneasy piano & lush strings. No beats

0:3060 BPM
Ginsoaked 10 (Sting)2673/45
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesSparse, chordal piano with strings & swirling fx sting

0:0760 BPM
Ginsoaked 11 (Sting)2673/46
William Davies (PRS)
11 mixesLush strings with piano & chilled beats sting

0:0960 BPM

Key: E
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 60 BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: In over-crowded, slum-ridden Georgian London, gin was the opium of the people. In 1730, around 10 million gallons of gin were being distilled in the Capital each year and it’s estimated that the average Londoner drank 14 gallons of the stuff a year!