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This pieces builds tension and speed all the time. The ramp-up starts slowly, and gets pretty crazy by the end. Like you're solving puzzles in a... Magical Escape Room! There are several natural break-points for easy editing. If you look at the instrument list, you can see where this piece...
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Funky Horns? Funk! Funky Guitar? Funk! Funky Bass? Funk! Funky Drumming? Double Funk!! Arrangement and instruments: Bryan Teoh
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Funky Horns? Funk! Funky Guitar? Funk! Funky Bass? Funk! Funky Drumming? Double Funk!! Vocals: James Gavins. Uncopyrightable Lyrics: ("I got a stick.") James Gavins and Kevin MacLeod Arrangement and instruments: Bryan Teoh
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Just your everyday 12 bar blues jam. This one is exhausting to play. No MIDI keyboards were injured during the recording of this piece; darn close, though. This piece was written for a Patreon sponsor's project.
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Jamming on some cheap percussion with some friends and a click track.
Recommended uses for this track: Tiki bar, Museum exhibit of a bear,
On hold music for an adventure bike tour company, Street festival in Monrovia (Liberia - not California).
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Meditation Tips:
1) Get comfortable. Maybe try sitting on a chair, or the ground.
2) Breathe. Why are you holding your breath? That won't help.
3) Relax. Stop fighting the bear. You two can fight later.
4) Close your eyes. Meditation is less effective if you have toothpicks holding your...
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While working on a video game, the script called for "Space Jazz". I don't know if that is a thing, but this is what I made.
Sounds like Space Jazz to me!
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You have taken charge of your destiny.
You have trained for this.
You have power and purpose.
You have arrived at the Elite Five Challenge!!
#symphonic #cartoony #adventure #comfyshorts
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Featuring the genuine Nordic Metal talents of Alexander Nakarada.
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This is Gymnopedie #1 from Erik Satie (1888), but it has a beat and you can dance to it.
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This is more for practicing dance than anything else. It never changes, it never gets interesting. This is important if you don't want to trip over your feet while drilling a dance step.
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This is more for practicing dance than anything else. It never changes, it never gets interesting. This is important if you don't want to trip over your feet while drilling a dance step.
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There are NO FARTS in this version. If you're looking for farts, you want the "Scented" version.
Just your average, repeated, beautiful slow waltz with some chill EP and electric guitar.
Also available with fart sounds.
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Whilst learning to waltz, I noticed that the music wasn't flowing exactly with the explanations of how to move - so I fixed it. This piece overemphasizes the first beat with a hard slide in on the downbeat. Should make it easier for beginners to understand what is going on....
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Whilst learning to waltz, I noticed that the music wasn't flowing exactly with the explanations of how to move - so I fixed it. This piece overemphasizes the first beat with a hard slide in on the downbeat. Should make it easier for beginners to understand what is going on....
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