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The one thing I’ve figured out after I started focusing a bit on the synths, is that there is no genre in the world with more subgenres than electronic music. I think this is EDM, but it might as well be electro house, techno or anything else. LOTS of melody, lots of sound effects, and a red line through the whole song.
03:42
Sometimes I make music that MIGHT fit the local club, if the DJ is drunk and in my family.
“Dance” is a melodic EDM piece with many different parts. You can easily cut out the parts you like, and don’t like. Or just enjoy the whole track!"
03:43
Very uplifting/happy cinematic orchestral music. Perfect for your happy place, whether that's in you movie scene, video game, or just your current mental situation.
03:01
Talk wistfully about the past.
Talk hopefully about the future.
Talk about your hopes and fears.
Talk about your neighborhood watch lady.
Talk about your chill tracks!
06:15
So dark, so cold. The Sun isn´t visible anymore - you dont know why. The only thing you know is that its dark, that it is cold and your only will is to survive - survive until the sun goes up again...
00:53
Celtic fantasy piece with so much melody it’s hard to comprehend. You could put this on top of footage of grass growing, and it would still make it epic.
04:29
Isn't it amazing how compelling an old synthesizer can be when it is being run by an arpeggiator? There are so many subtle patterns that present. Before arpeggiators, we had to find patterns in our music by using corkboards, newspaper clippings, pushpins, coloured yarn, and 8x10 black and white glossy photos.
The percussion does change during this piece, but it won't get in the way of your energetic interview.
07:13
There's always someone who is uncomfortably excited.
This is for all you border collies hopped up on Adderall.
This music is dangerously energetic and may cause paranoia, anxiety, and/or hallucinations.
Not the fun kind of hallucinations, either. These are the kind of hallucinations where ponies with 8 spider-like legs are climbing on your ceiling and walls while singing "Barbie Girl" and criticizing your overly-bland dating profile.
04:03
They make you think, but not too much. When you have a character in your film that is doing something, but we aren't quite sure why, THIS is your track.
Packing a suitcase full of marshmallows? Half Mystery!
Wiring a toaster into the side of a city bus? Half Mystery!
Talking to their mother-in-law about monocot sexuality? Actually... that might be too much for this track.
07:09
I love sipping lemonade by the lake when a storm approaches.
I love walking through apple orchards in the fall.
I love the squeak of minivan tires being dragged onto the flatbed truck of the repo man.
Memories of simpler times... so wonderful.
05:16
Crank it up, ladies and gentlemen! Come on! Let's go! You know HOW TO CRANK! Let's go clockwise!
Like... clockwise from the top - not the bottom. Grab it from the top. Either hand. It doesn't matter.
Now CRANK IT! Crank it. ...like how a clock moves. The other way. If you take the part farthest from
you and move it to the right... Counter-widdershins? You know what, it doesn't really need to be cranked.
05:41
Funky stuff! Jazz-like. That keyboardist is really killin' it.
03:44
Trees rustle, it rains, sometimes stronger and sometimes less strong. In between a thunder roll. From time to time you can hear a quiet wind chime in the background.
28:30
Epic and slow Soundtrack with brightness and deepness, with loud and silent passages.
03:54
Some exotic funky rock! This band is having the time of their life.
03:14
Mysterious cinematic piece with a touch of humor.
02:48
Du sitzt am Steuer deines 65er Mustangs und fährst über die endlos scheinende Gerade auf das Monument Valley zu. Über dir nur wolkenloser Himmel und grenzenlose Freiheit ...
03:59
Let's be fair, if your interview segment was already energetic, you don't need something like this to fix it. Most people suck at interviews. It isn't their fault. Talking in an entertaining way is really, really, really hard. That's why this piece exists. Rising Tide is designed to make anyone look good!
This piece comes in 2 speeds.
04:01
Dark electronic music, with much harmony and coolness.
06:51
There's always someone who is uncomfortably excited.
This is for all you border collies hopped up on Adderall.
This music is dangerously energetic and may cause paranoia, anxiety, and/or hallucinations. Not the fun kind of hallucinations, either. These are the kind of hallucinations where ponies with 8 spider-like legs are climbing on your ceiling and walls while singing "Barbie Girl" and criticizing your over-bland dating profile.
04:27
Some funky EDM with a lead synth that you'll remember.
06:05
Original Soundtrack of the short movie "Romeos Erbe".
03:40
Epic cinematic music. Very dramatic and intense.
02:45
An einem sonnigen Sonntag Nachmittag flanieren Pärchen die Uferpromenade entlang, auf der Suche nach einem Straßencafé, auf dessen Terrasse man bei Kaffee und Kuchen Leute beobachten und das Leben genießen kann ...
02:37
Funky cinematic, grooving, something? Check out that bass line though.
03:02
Depression: A subject that hardly anyone is still talking about and yet it has become a serious and recognised disease - a disease that affects many and more people. I know a lot of people affected, the ups and downs, the mood swings, sometimes very happy, sometimes sad, without knowing the reason. I have dealt with this topic in the song "Depression". A song that leads musically through these ups and downs with piano, violin and cello, sometimes faster and sometimes slower.
02:17
Relaxing cinematic music with a lot of suspense.
03:02
Suspenseful cinematic music with medieval elements. Also very mysterious.
03:27
The best intro possible, when you can't steal the Universal intro.
00:28
Let's be fair, if your interview segment was already energetic, you
don't need something like this to fix it. Most people suck at interviews.
It isn't their fault. Talking in an entertaining way is really, really,
really hard. That's why this piece exists. Rising Tide is designed to make
anyone look good!
This piece comes in 2 speeds.
04:37
We all need sadness sometimes. I have a sadness Loot-Box subscription.
This month, I got some get-well cards for babies, wilted iceberg lettuce,
a 1999 Gateway laptop, 3 popped balloons, and a die-hard Montreal Expos
fan. The service ships everything in an empty box of wine with a broken spigot.
03:33
Apparently Americans calls us Scandinavian's “Scando’s”. I’m not sure if it’s an insult or not.
Anyways, this piece is a very “me-typical” piano piece with drums and piano. Lots of chord progressions I consider Scandinavian. I don’t really know why.
02:47
Johnny only needs two fingers to rock that bass line. Johnny loves the blues.
03:12
Just some beautiful ambient piano music. Perfect for all cozy, calm environments.
03:59
"The prefix pseudo- (from Greek ψευδής, pseudes, "lying, false") is used to mark something that superficially appears to be (or behaves like) one thing, but is something else. Subject to context, pseudo may connote coincidence, imitation, intentional deception, or a combination thereof."
This has nothing to do with the song. I just thought it was a cool word.
04:59
Treibender Electro-Beat mit markanter Melodie, klassischem 80er-Synthibass und 909-Anklängen.
04:44
Painfull fight - could be the last one. Prepare to loose what you loved, prepare to die - or to win evrything!
02:20
Latin/cinematic mysterious hybrid!
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