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Can be from any genre. Mine is when an acoustic guitar comes in towards the end of a song and totally changes or reframes the mood/energy (see "Money" by Widowspeak)

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[โ€“] [email protected] 10 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I like it when a chorus gets built up more on each repetition, either with the addition of more instrumental parts, new harmonies or background vocals, or a beat change that brings up the intensity.

Similarly, I like when that same effect happens within 2 halves of a chorus. Example of one I heard recently is the chorus of the song "Breathing" by ELLEGARDEN. The 2nd half adds a higher vocal harmony + a picked lead guitar line that open up the sound a bit and just give it a nice little emotional boost.

[โ€“] RGB3x3 1 points 1 year ago

Untitled 8 by Sigur Ros does this sort of thing.

It's fairly slow towards the beginning, but then they go into the best buildup-drop-buildup-drop-final climax thing I've ever heard.