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Fish In The Sea (instrumental)
30.08.2019
A groovy, mid-tempo electronic track with a playful, slightly retro feel. Features a catchy synth melody, driving bassline, and crisp, punchy drums, creating an upbeat and energetic atmosphere.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Fish In The Sea (instrumental)" immediately grabs attention with its catchy, almost playful synth lead. It’s the kind of melody that gets stuck in your head, which can be a real asset for certain media projects. The track has a clear, driving energy established by the solid bassline and the crisp, punchy drums. It reminds me, a good way, of some classic video game soundtracks, but it doesn't lean too heavily into pure 8-bit territory—it's more of a modern take on that retro vibe.
Compositionally, the track is fairly straightforward, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for production music. The main melody is memorable, and the supporting elements—the bass and drums—provide a solid foundation. However, to elevate it further, I'd love to hear a bit more variation in the arrangement. Perhaps a contrasting B-section or a breakdown with a slightly different instrumental palette could add more depth and keep the listener engaged throughout the entire track.
From a production standpoint, "Fish In The Sea" is well-executed. The mix is clean, with each element clearly defined. The sidechain compression on the bass gives it that characteristic pumping feel, which is a nice touch. It gives that "four to the floor" feeling without using that classic kick drum. The overall sound is bright and polished. To push it even further, I might suggest experimenting with some subtle saturation or warmth on the master bus to give it a slightly more analog feel, which could complement the retro influences.
Emotionally, the track is definitely upbeat and positive. It evokes a sense of fun, playful energy, making it suitable for a variety of applications. I can easily see it working well in advertising, particularly for products or services targeting a younger demographic. It would also fit nicely in video games, especially those with a lighthearted or arcade-style aesthetic. Podcasts could use this as a bed under the theme.
Compared to other tracks in the library music space, "Fish In The Sea" holds its own. It's got a catchy hook, a solid groove, and a clean production. While adding some more compositional variation and subtle sonic enhancements could take it to the next level, it's already a very usable track for a range of media projects. It lands in a good place.
Compositionally, the track is fairly straightforward, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for production music. The main melody is memorable, and the supporting elements—the bass and drums—provide a solid foundation. However, to elevate it further, I'd love to hear a bit more variation in the arrangement. Perhaps a contrasting B-section or a breakdown with a slightly different instrumental palette could add more depth and keep the listener engaged throughout the entire track.
From a production standpoint, "Fish In The Sea" is well-executed. The mix is clean, with each element clearly defined. The sidechain compression on the bass gives it that characteristic pumping feel, which is a nice touch. It gives that "four to the floor" feeling without using that classic kick drum. The overall sound is bright and polished. To push it even further, I might suggest experimenting with some subtle saturation or warmth on the master bus to give it a slightly more analog feel, which could complement the retro influences.
Emotionally, the track is definitely upbeat and positive. It evokes a sense of fun, playful energy, making it suitable for a variety of applications. I can easily see it working well in advertising, particularly for products or services targeting a younger demographic. It would also fit nicely in video games, especially those with a lighthearted or arcade-style aesthetic. Podcasts could use this as a bed under the theme.
Compared to other tracks in the library music space, "Fish In The Sea" holds its own. It's got a catchy hook, a solid groove, and a clean production. While adding some more compositional variation and subtle sonic enhancements could take it to the next level, it's already a very usable track for a range of media projects. It lands in a good place.
