Topic
Nature
An excellent impromptu in G Major. Interesting choices throughout.
01:54
Beautiful warm and calming piece with a Japanese sort of sound. A low end synth provides deep support.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
01:34
Old time party music... like REALLY old time party music. This piece is available in a full uncompressed version here. It is also available as a part of a larger download of similar themed music here.
03:48
Smooth. Seriously smooth. Smooth like you can't even imagine how smooth this is. Still has a lot of life, though! The uncompressed download comes with an alternate mix with a super deep electric bass for even more smoothness! Did I mention it is smooth? Sort of like an early 1970's era vibe to it. But smoother. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
05:27
I don't know what genre this is. Sort of Latin? Broadly? So, if you're looking for something unlike anything else... this may be it.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
02:31
Thins out at 1:30, then adds in and accelerates, dropping back down for another build. Abrupt ending.
03:43
Small section of a piece - loopable for all you looped music needs.
00:32
I enjoy relaxing background music things. I looked out into the world for this music, and there was a lot of music, but none of it was right. When I want calm - this is the kind of thing I want! Super crazy hit-you-in-the-head calm! I want mega-aggro-calm. The flute in this recording is a standard C flute slowed to half speed. The river is running at normal river speed.
20:28
Small drum ensemble based loosely on west African styles. This one is pretty laid back. Tumba/Conga/Quinto/Marimba/Shakers/etc.
03:42
Time ticks away in a far away place in this little new-age piece.
02:51
When I do music based on folk traditions, I tend to name them after cities. Like this one: Shenyang. It is a little village of 8 million people that I've somehow never heard of. Oh sure, I've heard the name, but I don't associate it with anything specific. Chicago: Hot Dogs. Amsterdam: Offensively tall Dutch. Moscow: "Stop a Douchebag". Shenyang: No clue. How did I miss this city?? You already know if you need this piece, it has a more satisfying low-end than actual real Chinese music, and it should fit in with your modern productions well.
02:31
Tchaikovsky's piece, amped up a little bit and slightly arranged for more punch and bass.
01:59
Gentle Electric Piano featuring light chords and a descending arpeggiated motive.
01:15
Small drum ensemble based loosely on west African styles. This version also features a be-bop flugelhorn solo. Tumba/Conga/Quinto/Marimba/Shakers/etc.
03:44
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