Organic Orchestral Hybrid94 BPMKey Eb major

The Oxygen Garden at Sector 7

From Album 23 · 03 Tokyo Neon Velocity Synthwave Cyberpop

About this track

"The Oxygen Garden at Sector 7" is a Organic Orchestral Hybrid piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Fine water vapor hissing in the air" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.

Lyrics

[Intro] [Misting Nozzles & Woodwind Harmony] Fine water vapor hissing in the air Moss growing wild on the metal stair [Verse 1] [Warm Acoustic Texture & Gentle Beat] Sector seven dome made of reinforced quartz Far beyond the terrestrial spaceports Tomatoes climbing up the hydroponic wire Beneath the artificial LED solar fire I brush the wet rosemary with my sleeve Here in the metal hull where we breathe [Pre-Chorus] [Lush Cello & Harp Glide] Earth is a marble in the viewport frame Every green seedling knows its holy name [Chorus] [Serene Blooming Orchestral Drop] Green leaves breathing under synthetic suns A sanctuary for the weary traveling ones Miles of cold vacuum on the other side While life carries on in quiet pride Bloom, sprout, through the silent void Hope that no darkness could have destroyed [Verse 2] [Pizzicato Strings & Warm Bass] Bees humming softly in the acrylic hive Keeping the balance of the dome alive Condensation droplets rolling down the glass Watching constellations of the winter pass [Bridge] [Swelling Choir & Woodwind Solo] Life is persistent, stubborn and sweet Rooted in carbon where the futures meet We carry the meadow, we carry the rain Across the vast blackness without any pain [Chorus] [Full Radiant Climax] Green leaves breathing under synthetic suns A sanctuary for the weary traveling ones Miles of cold vacuum on the other side While life carries on in quiet pride Bloom, sprout, through the silent void Hope that no darkness could have destroyed [Outro] [Misting Nozzles & Flute Fading Gently] Photosynthesis active... Sector seven green. [Fade Out] [End]

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