‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ by Dr. Clarke is an Ethereal Instrumental Journey that Seamlessly Moves Through Moods

‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ by Dr. Clarke is an ethereal instrumental progression that moves through its stages with synth-laced grace. It moves from a neutral build-up to a dark, moody spiral, clocking through phases that feel meaningful and familiar. All this with an additional dramatic gravitas.

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‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ by Dr. Clarke

‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ translates to a Latin phrase that means ‘to life everlasting’ or ‘forever’. This seems to sum up the journey that track takes us through pretty succinctly.

Almost 7 minutes in length, this synth-heavy, percussion build takes us through three distinct stages of what feels like a life-span. The first is a neutral beginning, that is layered on with a building percussion and subtle notes that feel like the indicate impressions of memory and emotion. Unclear, intangible, but there.

‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ then moves into this upward spiral of sorts, mood-wise. This is where intense emotions and a sense of potential feel more present. A sort of personality begins to take root here, before darker melodies seem to ground this winding spiral.

This darker tone feels intense,ramping up the dramatic gravitas that elevates the mood into something more ethereal. It expands on that building progression that has indirectly helped the listener feel through the mood, while adding more and more character as the soundscape keeps layering on itself.

‘Ad Vitam Aeternam’ by Dr. Clarke is a journey through a expansive, deep electronic soundscape that has an almost narrative progression. Its grounded gravitas and consistent build feel almost otherworldly, keeping pace in such a way that the listener isn’t fully disengaged from the track.

Ethereal, moody and expansive.