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This piece probably sounds more Siberian-ish than anything. I made it with an espionage scene in mind, used in an independent film project that I'm still writing - which probably explains the dark nature of the track. I used the cello loop again only because it just seemed to fit. The drum loop put in was tweaked some because I wanted to give it an echo...still not sure if i should have left it alone. Again, comments or criticism are welcome.
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It definitely sets the mood; you managed to combine rather intense and dramatic beat with somewhat ethnic cello riffs/melodies. I can see it used as a background for a movie, or a game. There is not much of a development in overall dynamics, but the custom created soundtrack is supposed to follow the visuals, so you are, probably, fine here.
Now, having said all that, a question:
Who gave you the idea, that Moscow is located in Syberia? (Syberia starts East of the Ural Mountains, check the map.)
Another thing: if you would only bothered to do your research, you would find tons of references to the actual ethnic sounds of Syberian tribal music, or Russian folk songs (and those ARE different, there were over 200 ethnic groups living in what was once called Soviet Union, if not more), and if you could incorporate those into your track, you would end up with a killer piece.
I am not trying to split hairs, or critisize, but, seriously, how would you react, if somebody played a melody on a Hawaian guitar, called it "Alamo", and sait "Yea, that definitely sounds Irish..."
The piece sounds good, just get your references straight...