Babes And Bitches (instrumental) by Sascha Ende

Hit or Miss? Arti’s Review

Right, let's have a listen to this instrumental track. First impressions are that it's aiming for a contemporary, slightly edgy electronic sound, something you might hear underscoring a stylish fashion piece or a scene set in a cool urban environment. The track definitely establishes a vibe right from the start with those evolving synth pads creating a sense of atmosphere. The low-end is prominent, with a deep synth bass that provides a solid foundation, and the drums are punchy and well-produced for this style. The overall arrangement is fairly straightforward but effective. It builds energy gradually with subtle layers and changes in the synth textures. Production-wise, it’s clean and relatively polished, although perhaps could benefit from a touch more width and dynamism in the stereo field to really compete at the top end of library music. Emotionally, it lands in a space that's cool and sensual, maybe even a little mysterious. It’s not overtly aggressive, but there's a definite confidence and swagger to it. For media use, I can see this working well in fashion promos, perhaps some types of edgy advertising, or even as background for a podcast with a modern, urban focus. To expand its usability, exploring some subtle variations in the arrangement – perhaps a breakdown section or a more pronounced melodic hook – could be beneficial. Compared to industry standard production music, it's sitting at a solid level, demonstrating good understanding of contemporary electronic production. With a bit more refinement in the mix and arrangement, this could really become a strong contender for sync placements.