Instruments
Lost In The Night
Minimalist neo classical track, featuring piano and violin. A soft arpeggiated piano intro lays the bed for a whistful solo violin entry, full of yearning and reflection. Interpersed with pizzicato, it's the violin that sings the song over the ever constant piano accompaniment, creating a feeling of suspense, wonder and fragility. A dark piece full of intrigue.
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85 BPM 
Lost In The Night floats in a world of mystery and quiet tension. This minimalist neo-classical piece is built on a gentle, arpeggiated piano—its steady phrases laying a delicate foundation for a violin that enters with wistful, searching lines. The melody feels full of longing and late-night reflection, with moments of pizzicato and hints of woodwinds adding texture to the stillness. Nothing in the mix gets in the way; instead, the arrangement lets the space between notes create suspense and fragility.
The cue never rises sharply, instead holding to its somber, dark mood throughout—making it ideal for scenes that need a sense of unresolved intrigue or gentle tension. The sound suits cinematic drama, thriller sequences, art films, and evocative documentary moments where the score should underscore emotion without overwhelming the story. With its subtle blend of piano, violin, and understated woodwinds, Lost In The Night works as background music for moody visuals, romantic flashbacks, or contemplative podcast beds. Royalty-free licensing available.
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