Desert Dance  |  Track details
FSM Team
FSM Team
Desert Dance
Desert Dance
by  FSM Team
  cinematic / world music / middle east / vgm
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   Track description:  Slow Middle Eastern music by FSM Team suitable for cinematic or video games projects.

Moods:  Mysterious, Mystical, Adventurous, Strange

Tags:  soundtrack middle east cinematic vgm arabian desert slow mystery adventure video game mysterious adventurous mystic strange mystical world music asian video games

Author / Artist:  FSM Team
Duration:  05:12
BPM:  116
WAV quality:  44.1 kHz 16 bit (stereo)
License: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). by
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