Music
Library

Petal

Release Date:

06

.

12

.

2024

Catalogue No.:

FML021

A$ 39.00 AUD

Lull

–

74

bpm

Petal

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84

bpm

Rest

–

90

bpm

Rise

–

82

bpm

Sleet

–

74

bpm

Ornate

–

74

bpm

Grey

–

58

bpm

Fell

–

88

bpm

Moon

–

102

bpm

Glean

–

86

bpm

Thorn

–

92

bpm

Float

–

66

bpm

Keep

–

82

bpm

Dusk

–

76

bpm

Gone

–

68

bpm

Frollen Music Library (FML) proudly unveils their latest offering, "Petal" - a mesmerising journey that explores the interplay between Nylon String Guitar and Kalimba. This release marks a significant departure for FML, showcasing their most stripped-back arrangements to date.

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"Petal" is a testament to the power of simplicity and space in music. The FML house band masterfully weaves together floating Kalimba melodies with gentle, articulate guitar flutters, creating a soundscape that is both dreamy and intimate. Limited to a Kalimba tuned to a C-Major scale and a Nylon guitar, the musicians embrace repetition and minimalism, guiding listeners through ethereal landscapes and moments of quiet introspection.

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Spanning 15 tracks, "Petal" charts new territory for the library. The sparse, percussive Kalimba melodies accent the compositions, offering a unique timbre that complements the guitar's warm tones. This carefully crafted balance leaves ample room for creativity, making it an ideal resource for sample makers, MCs, and beat-makers alike.

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Each composition is BPM and key-labeled, performed, and recorded on real instruments, ensuring seamless integration into your next production. FML’s sounds are meticulously captured using Langevin and Flickenger-style preamps and vintage microphones, guaranteeing pristine audio quality.

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Gear list:

- Nylon String Acoustic Guitar

- Kalimba

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Recorded at The College of Knowledge HQ.

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Please use these in your next production, however, these terms apply.

Produced by Dizzy Wizzy

Performed by H. Whitlock & D. Thor

Engineered by Dizzy Wizzy, mixed and mastered by H. Jenkins

All pieces composed by H. Whitlock & D. Thor for F.M.L.