#118 Humanity Chapter IV / Thomas Bergersen
https://open.spotify.com/album/3Izs...2VXVTAkfbBj8Z8SIy83EOPg_xVKnVRTU_6I4d51M&nd=1
Freedom, Purpose, Love and now Space! This chapter focuses on space, the universe, our planet and philosophies of our existence.
Space For Rent: A soft piece with choir, as with every other chapter.
Apollo:
ft. JFK. This or Steve Jablonsky's
"Dark Side of the Moon", which one is the most fitting for Kennedy's epic speech?
Rocket to the Moon: Literally the most heroic, but could fit another tale with dragons or armies (better?), except the end which is very spatial.
Cruising in Space (ft. Merethe Soltvedt): More symphonic metal... but wait for the
UFO interlude (5:00) and the (Merethe)
Human/Alien (Synth) encounter (6:10). I'd like to have a non-metal version though.
Made of Air: More Synthwave! With Choirs, vocals.
One Million Voices: Already
shown in 2019, to thank 1 million fans. Includes
several world music genres.
Made of Water: Could fit a nature documentary. Love the progression from atmospheric piano to bombastic drums.
Made of Earth: Bombastic, with choirs in a more TSFH's old style. Heavy, like earth.
Please Don't Go: Everything's in the title.
Made of Fire: The track becomes real at 4:02. Choirs and vocal reminds me of "
My freedom".
Dear Mr. Alien: Already
shown in 2018, written following a shooting.
Rocket to the Moon (Reprise): Ah, the Song Drop.
So Small: Already shown in 2019. Soft choirs. I was disappointed when it was used to preview Humanity, but in the end it's a good track to conclude this bombastic adventure in space.
I was expecting a more "
Final Frontier" (Interstellar trailer music) musical genre, but no. Anyway. Great cover-art too.
As much as between stars, the gap between those chapters tho