Sad native American song (sacred Spirit style)

K: Amin T: 80 TS: 4/4 INST: NativeAmericanFlute, Chant, SynthPad, SynthBass, FrameDrum, Drums Mood: Melancholic, spiritual, reflective, atmospheric Structure: Verse-Chorus-Bridge The description points to a fusion genre popularized in the 1990s by artists like Sacred Spirit, which blended traditional elements with contemporary electronic music. The style is characterized by a slow, steady downtempo beat, often around 70-90 BPM, set in a common 4/4 time signature for a hypnotic, meditative feel. The "sad" quality strongly suggests a minor key, with A minor being a common and fitting choice. The instrumentation would be a hybrid: the core "Native American" sound would come from an emotive Native American flute carrying the main melody, supported by authentic chants and the deep pulse of a frame drum. The "Sacred Spirit style" introduces the electronic foundation, consisting of atmospheric synth pads creating a spacious and sorrowful backdrop, a deep, simple synth bass to anchor the harmony, and a modern electronic drum beat to provide a consistent rhythmic drive. The resulting music is not purely traditional but is a Worldbeat or New Age piece. The structure would likely follow a conventional song form like Verse-Chorus-Bridge to create a journey, with verses featuring chants over a sparse arrangement and choruses bringing in the flute melody and a fuller beat to create an emotional peak.

Model: gemini-2.5-pro