High-Precision Progressive EDM128 BPMKey Em

Pulsar Clock of the Millennia

From Album 30 · 03 Tokyo Neon Velocity Synthwave Cyberpop

About this track

"Pulsar Clock of the Millennia" is a High-Precision Progressive EDM piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Rotation rate: seven hundred Hertz" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Intro] [Pulsar Radio Beeps & Fast Hi-Hats] Rotation rate: seven hundred Hertz The most accurate clock in the universe! [Verse 1] [Fast Driving Bass & Tick Foley] Spinning neutron star in the Crab Nebula Beating faster than any mathematical formula Beam of radiation sweeps the radio dish Granting the astronomer their greatest wish Clock that never loses a single micro-second To which all navigation has beckoned [Pre-Chorus] [Snare Roll & Rising Arpeggio] Lock the chronometer on the pulsar beam Racing onward through the cosmic dream [Chorus] [High-Precision Progressive EDM Drop] Millisecond pulsar ticking like an atomic clock Solid as the ancient planetary rock Guiding our ships through the dark unknown Never leaving the traveler alone Tick, pulse, feel the precision drive Keeping our navigational faith alive [Verse 2] [Pumping Kick & Saw Plucks] Seven hundred rotations every single second Best beacon that the galaxy has beckoned We chart our vector by the pulsar light Slicing cleanly through the deep space night [Bridge] [Fast Arp Solo & Vocal Belt] Timeless! Precise! Unstoppable! True! A beacon of light in the infinite blue! We march to the rhythm of the neutron star! Knowing exactly who and where we are! [Chorus] [Maximum Power Progressive Climax] Millisecond pulsar ticking like an atomic clock Solid as the ancient planetary rock Guiding our ships through the dark unknown Never leaving the traveler alone Tick, pulse, feel the precision drive Keeping our navigational faith alive [Outro] [Pulsar Tick silence & Synth Fading] Pulsar clock... Seven hundred Hertz. [Fade Out] [End]

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