An A major piece at 72 BPM with synth-lead melody and sustained strings — the night sky equivalent of crystal morning. The synth traces a wide, starlit melody across the A–F#m–D–E progression, with a peak on A5 (two octaves above the bass root) in bar 6. Strings hold each chord as a continuous shimmer: very low volume, pure sustain, no attack transients. The effect is spacious and slightly hypnotic — the sound of lying still and watching stars move.
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