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Dangerous Game

by Scarvex

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I've created this track by accident, by showing my cousin how a digital audio workstation works. This is why I didn't take this project very seriously, and that's why it has such a silly sound, instead of my usual darker or melancholic tonality.

It's called Dangerous Game because at the time that I've created this track, I thought of the methods I've used as a bit risky - using a jungly amen breaked part in the intro, switching from ambient to drum n' bass, the second drop itself, and the quote used fits the title... (It's from the movie Branded, part of it even is in the trailer)

This is the first comic-themed Artwork, one that i drew, then scanned and edited digitally, which is a workflow I enjoy and intend to use more often.

I told all sorts of people that I won't release the track, but hey, I needed something as a conclusion for my advent calender, and also I figured I'll release this track anyways, allthough it's not as wraparound as I'd like it to be.

Alltogether I can say, silly track, silly artwork, silly silly silly.

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released December 24, 2013

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Scarvex Graz, Austria

Scarvex is a music and multimedia project started in 2012 by austrian student eli. In 2014 his Teddy Bear Mr. Manager became a full member of the team.
Their music has been conviniently described by his sister as “primarly dark but something lovely now and then”.

Beside making music there's also interest in presentation, graphics, general design, photography and other creative arts. ... more

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