So far, my favorite is "He Got Up", which gradually builds into a declaration/proclamation towards the end of the piece. Then, there is "Yes!", (which samples the popular rock band by that name) one of my "Hip-Hop-styled beats, if you will, focusing on my continuing "Y2G (Yes 2 God)" theme.
The more I listen to "False Hope" and "Trepidation", I develop a stronger bond with these two tracks. "False Hope" is the fastest paced track in the collection so far and it has this crazy/weird/scatter-brained piano lead that I enjoy more every time I listen to it.
"Trepidation" is the track I like to listen to when I get into my pensive moods - thinking about all that I'm taking in around me and in me. It just has this pulsing groove that kinda mellows me out. One of my "laid back" favorites, "Trepidation" is becoming a stronger favorite because of its "unclean" aspects - like the sample being just a bit out of tune, the double-layered wash effects (drum hits) and the "searching" piano melodies. "Quirky" is what I call it, but it still has a cool feel.
Warrior Music is definitely Moody instruMental Music with more of the "sound" that I'm developing. The collection has plenty of emotional intensity, urgency, seriousness and focus (most of the time).
Listen and Enjoy!
