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Krampus's Workshop
06.12.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Holiday Weasel
06.12.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Dance Of The Tuba Plum Fairy
06.12.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Farting Around
10.09.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Celebration
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Wholesome
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Verano Sensual
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Stay The Course
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Lotus
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeod
Deep And Dirty
23.06.2019 | Kevin MacLeodLatest music
Is it looking a little claymation in here, or is it just me?
01:31
Rhythms are not copyrightable. Don't even start!
01:25
Mrs. Johnson's 4 grade band presents Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies"! Featuring: Jacob on Tuba, Hailey on Euphonium, Kaylee and Caleb on Trombone, Jayden and Joey on Trumpet, Riley on Bass Drum, Abigail on Snare Drum, Zoey on Cymbals, Aubrey on Glockenspiel, Ethan on Sleigh Bells, and Mrs. Johnson on Piano. Arrangement by Kevin MacLeod.
00:28
Every generation has its masterpiece; Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Rossini's "William Tell". This is such a piece. For nearly one minute, "Farting Around" will transport you to a new world. A world of unadulterated joy. A world of pure farts.
00:54
The good news is, you can take as long as you want to answer the final million dollar question! The bad news is that you have to listen to the synth horns until you're done. Very funky. Just some brass and a drum kit. No big changes throughout the song, which makes it perfect for background music.
04:37
Nothing but good, wholesome instruments here. None of those dirty electric guitars, synths, drum kits, harps, sackbuts, or pipe organs. Heh, organs. Relaxing and calm cinematic music with few big changes. Very steady mood and emotion. Use as background music!
06:03
This one was designed to be played at low volumes under people doing things like talking or fixing broken PS4s. Spicy, spicy broken PS4s. Mmmm.... Latin music can be really effective when used in visual content. This piece is just plain latin! No big changes throughout the song.
05:01
A low rumble marks the seconds. Out of nowhere comes nothing! Just a continuous ominous force, never seen. You can see the ominous force if you sprinkle some iron filing around. Ambient cinematic music. Kinda dark, kinda mysterious. No big changes throughout the piece, so this can easily be cut and edited down to your preferences.
04:32
A pan-world percussion track. No melodies. Could be Australian, could be Indian, could be African, could be Chinese, could be Hawaiian. Probably Guamish. World music. Percussion only! Use as background music for you world'y content!
05:28
I'm awake, I'm awake! Okay! Holy man! Wow. That is a lot. Very electronic dubstep piece. Few changes throughout the song. Perfect as background music!
07:46
Dear music directors and music supervisors, You're welcome. How was this track never produced by anyone before? It is here now and available to license at a very reasonable fee. Cinematic piece with some pizzicato strings and a drum kit. No big changes. Perfect as background music!
05:13
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Electronic funk, or something! Very experimental.
03:45
World music! Perfect music for any games, shows or commercial taking place somewhere exotic!
03:38
Funky stuff! Jazz-like. That keyboardist is really killin' it.
03:44
Dramatic cinematic music. Very fantasy.
03:18
Cinematic, rap, electronica hybrid. Much experimental.
03:27
Horror. Much creepy. Better watch out!
04:10
Epic cinematic music. Very dramatic and intense.
02:45
I don't really know what this is.
03:45
Epic cinematic music. Very dark and intense.
03:29
