Create a rhythmic electronic instrumental inspired by Jean-Michel Jarre's Équinoxe Part 4. Use bright analog synthesizers, pulsing arpeggiators, melodic synth leads, a staccato pedalpoint, and a steady electronic beat. Include layered sequences, cosmic sound effects, and sounds that move left-to-right and right-to-left. The track should feel energetic yet dreamy, with a sense of motion and retro-futuristic optimism, like late 70s French synth music.

Create a dramatic 80s synthpop track with a slow, tango-influenced rhythm and a moody, theatrical atmosphere. The instrumentation should feature lush analog synthesizers, ambient pads, orchestral flourishes, and a subtle Latin-style percussion pattern (think slow tango or rhumba) that drives the rhythm with an elegant pulse. Include shimmering guitar accents, expressive synth strings, and occasional piano flourishes. The vocals should be rich, emotional, and slightly melancholic, with poetic and romantic lyrics that reflect themes of mystery, longing, and identity. Think cinematic, nocturnal, and introspective — as if the song takes place in a candlelit ballroom at the edge of the world. Instrumental sections should stretch out with layered textures and dramatic rises.

Create a dramatic 80s synthpop track with a slow, tango-influenced rhythm and a moody, theatrical atmosphere. The instrumentation should feature lush analog synthesizers, ambient pads, orchestral flourishes, and a subtle Latin-style percussion pattern (think slow tango or rhumba) that drives the rhythm with an elegant pulse. Include shimmering guitar accents, expressive synth strings, and occasional piano flourishes. The vocals should be rich, emotional, and slightly melancholic, with poetic and romantic lyrics that reflect themes of mystery, longing, and identity. Think cinematic, nocturnal, and introspective — as if the song takes place in a candlelit ballroom at the edge of the world. Instrumental sections should stretch out with layered textures and dramatic rises.

Create a mid-1980s synth-pop track in the high-tempo, driving, intense emotional and cinematic style of a-ha's The Sun Always Shines on TV, produced as if by Alan Tarney. Use lush synth pads, melodic arpeggiators, soaring synth leads, and a driving yet atmospheric drum machine rhythm (e.g., LinnDrum or gated snares). The song should be dramatic, intense, with dark chord progressions and rich stereo layering. Think spacious, glossy production with a heartfelt vocal melody and male vocal with Scandinavian pop melancholy.

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