A Lone Acacia is a UK-based musician, producer, and songwriter. The new single “Hemispheres,” which will be released on June 17 and was recorded, mastered, and produced in its entirety by A Lone Acacia, is a fantastic combination of a range of styles and sounds.
The song opens with a progressive piano motif, which is followed by the emergence of a resonant drum pattern. The guitar’s inclusion later in the song provides a substantial amount of depth and variety. If I were to characterize this tune, I would say it resembles a DnB track with a slower tempo. Upon a second listen, I could almost detect the rock influences in its composition. All of the instrumental elements in the tune collaborate to create mesmerizing harmonies.
While the music maintains a repetitive fundamental theme, the subtle variations in piano notes and percussion provoke a remarkable sensation of escape in the listener. Melodically, the music is hypnotically serene; the simple yet compelling rhythms quickly hypnotize the listener into cultivating feelings of relaxation and conjuring images of tranquil landscapes.
The synths, bass sound, and electronic sound effects are dominating the overall tracks with a Japanese theme. It starts with “Those Hills” which opens with a subtle bass line and synths playing a motif on loop then moves to an interesting percussive line influenced by Japanese tunes. Several different sound effects and instruments are introduced throughout like the Tambourine. The vocal line is recitative, telling a story with music in the background. 
