AlbumExit Strategy
Track 4340/17The Sky Corridor (30)
Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Benjamin Knorr (SOCAN) From the album Exit StrategyA charging bass and ticking clock that is pushed to the back by demanding, building drums and a gush of air before the vacuum of silence.
Cue Sheet Info
Artists & ComposersPaul DinletirASCAP: 00345433471, 50%Benjamin KnorrSOCAN: 00652235266, 50%
PublishersNaomiville MusicASCAP: 00496384600, 100%
ISWCT3016986968
ISRCQM-JGX-20-00602
Label Code29653
Release Year2024
Musical Features
KeyGm
Tempo126 BPM
Tempo notesMedium
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 6 mixes of this track.
The Sky Corridor4340/13Muddied footsteps and an eerie drone glitch into a charging bass and ticking clock, then pushed back by demanding, building drums. A moment of dronescape respite before the drums return and crescendo into a punishing finale.2:12126 BPM- The Sky Corridor (No Percussion)4340/14Eerie drone with hunting synth bass glitches into a bleak dronescape and running dark synth. Another glitch re-enforces the tension, the synth finds more power as the drone moans in solitude that builds and is overtaken by unrelenting, humming synth.2:12126 BPM
- The Sky Corridor (60)4340/15Muddied footsteps morph into a ticking clock and builds to a charging synth bass and punctuated by a chorus of dark ethereal drone and drums that crescendo into a punishing finale.1:00126 BPM
- The Sky Corridor (60 Alt)4340/16Insistent pulsing synth paired with a light ticking clock hits a momentary glitch and mutates into a chorus of dark ethereal drums, drone that peaks for a moment, then recedes.1:00126 BPM
- The Sky Corridor (30)4340/17A charging bass and ticking clock that is pushed to the back by demanding, building drums and a gush of air before the vacuum of silence.0:30126 BPM
- The Sky Corridor (30 Alt)4340/18An eerie glitch into a charging bass and ticking clock that mutates into a bullying drum, pushy and demanding until it gets the result it desires.0:30126 BPM