"Carpe Diem"

Instruments: Clarinet, Ukulele, Flute, Guitar, Xylophone, Percussion, Bass

Feel: Bouncy, Bright, Uplifting

Yeah Boyzzz! BGM Music in the HOUSE!!!! In this case, "BGM Music" means "Background Music... Music". You want royalty-free!? You got it! You want ukulele mastery!? You got that, too! You want a piece that's a GNDN piece!? DONE! It's like a whole new genre of undistinguished music! It is sort of bouncy, and cheery. So... somewhat distinguished. It is really hard to hype this piece, but it is wicked-useful!

ISRC: USUAN1600023
Uploaded: 2016-04-29

96 bpm

Genre: Contemporary

Length: 4:55

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Carpe Diem Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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"Inspired"

Instruments: Guitar, Synths, Percussion

Feel: Bright, Relaxed, Calming, Uplifting

Quite a broad piece. Could be used for corporate films of intricate industrial processes, or a flashback scene to the time at the lake a few summers ago. Maybe good background to your cousin's magic show at the last family reunion. Or a film where you do "industrial processes" at the "lake" with your "cousin". It is really quite versatile!

ISRC: USUAN1600022
Uploaded: 2016-04-20

120 bpm

Genre: Electronica

Length: 4:46

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Inspired Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Furious Freak"

Instruments: EP, Synths, Percussion

Feel: Driving, Intense, Bright

Starts thin and explodes suddenly and massively around the 44-second mark. The uncompressed download also comes with a cut where it starts out big. I'm assuming it will be used for the outro parts of videos.

ISRC: USUAN1600021
Uploaded: 2016-04-20

160 bpm

Genre: Electronica

Length: 3:07

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Furious Freak Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Professor Umlaut"

Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Drums, Organ

Feel: Driving, Humorous, Suspenseful

This piece started its life as a random challenge on a show I do on Twitch.tv called "The Wheels of Doom!". The 4 randomized elements that came together here were: Drum Machine, Strings, Xylophone, and Comedic. I think it worked out pretty well!

ISRC: USUAN1600020
Uploaded: 2016-04-17

160 bpm

Genre: Unclassifiable

Length: 3:32

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Professor Umlaut Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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"Thief in the Night"

Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Drums, Organ

Feel: Grooving, Relaxed

Laid-back, grooving, and cool. Did I mention cool? You need a cool piece. That is a statement you NEED a cool piece. Lucky for you, this IS a cool piece. Super clean production will allow this piece to fit into most things. I'd personally use this piece for a super badass character.

ISRC: USUAN1600019
Uploaded: 2016-04-09

65 bpm

Genre: Reggae

Length: 3:05

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Thief in the Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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"Floating Cities"

Instruments: Synths, Percussion

Feel: Somber, Relaxed, Mystical, Calming

It is the future? It certainly sounds like it... What would I use this for? Probably a video game with non-action gameplay. Certainly a montage of some futuristic film... or maybe one of those sandwiched scenes where a person is walking in the rain, but you don't get any of the sounds of the actual rain... just this piece. No dialog, no voiceover, just walking. Do they have a name for those scenes? They must.

ISRC: USUAN1600018
Uploaded: 2016-04-04

120 bpm

Genre: Soundtrack

Length: 3:04

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Floating Cities Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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"Thunderbird"

Instruments: Bass Flute, Synths, Percussion

Feel: Somber, Relaxed, Mystical, Calming

Wikipedia describes the Thunderbird as "a supernatural bird of power and strength". It will also ask you to disambiguate it from the automobile made by Ford from 1955 to 2005. I'm sure it was a nice car. I've never owned one. But there were a lot of them! The late 70's Thunderbirds are particularly horrifying... They had those headlight covers that flipped up... because that was a good idea at some point. But this piece! Oh! This piece! Atmosphere like you wouldn't believe! The flute is just so earthy! The organic drones are also beautiful. The whole thing is beautiful. Kind of like you went to an alien day spa in another dimension where days last for years, but you still never get all wrinkly when you're in the bubbly warm waters. mmmm... bubbly warm waters... with the slight possibility of a serial killer.

ISRC: USUAN1600017
Uploaded: 2016-03-16

Genre: Unclassifiable

Length: 6:02

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Thunderbird Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Slow Jam"

Instruments: EP, Piano, Synths, Percussion

Feel: Grooving, Relaxed

Well, this is interesting... Smooth sine bass contrasted with a lovely excited drum machine and then... the magic! Genre bending magic! You're a cool kid right? This is for you. You're welcome. Think 'trap' meets 'R&B' meets 'shoegaze' meets some other genre that is SO COOL there isn't even a name for it yet. Download comes with a not-quite-so-slow version that is not quite so slow.

ISRC: USUAN1600015
Uploaded: 2016-03-04

75 bpm

Genre: Unclassifiable

Length: 4:26

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Slow Jam Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Curse of the Scarab"

Instruments: Xylophone, English Horn, Oboe, Bass Clarinet, Flutes, French Horn, Basses, Cellos, Percussion

Feel: Dark, Epic, Action, Driving

Five! Five full minutes of battle fighting action bits with a bit of an Egyptian flair! For some reason I associate English horn with desert nomads. There must have been some cultural reference in my youth to that effect. Super crazy awesome brass is super crazy awesome... wait for it... you'll be glad you did! Uncompressed download comes with fully loopable mix.

ISRC: USUAN1600014
Uploaded: 2016-02-27

190 bpm

Genre: Soundtrack

Length: 5:27

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Curse of the Scarab Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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"Crypto"

Instruments: Flute, Percussion, Synths

Feel: Dark, Eerie, Unnerving, Suspenseful

Very moody little piece with some melodic interest. Tension could be high grade or low grade depending on your context. Waiting for a drug deal to go through in Belize? This'll work. Concerned about the health of your hyacinth macaw while waiting at the vet office? This'll work. Waiting for the OSHA all-clear at your box factory? This'll work. It is mainly about waiting for things. Probably not good things.

ISRC: USUAN1600013
Uploaded: 2016-02-23

80 bpm

Genre: Soundtrack

Length: 3:24

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Crypto Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Casa Bossa Nova"

Instruments: Piano, Flute, Bass, Percussion, Organ, Guitar, Mellotron

Feel: Calming, Grooving, Humorous

Okay, the tuning on the bass is a bit off here and there, but the heart is in the right place.Throw a filter on this and use it an your waiting area jam. Or on-hold music. Or pre-show music for your militia function. I'm sure the calming aspects would be very welcome in all the situations! Oh, you can also use this in your dance routines. Because bossa novas rock! ... or they Bossa... not sure.

ISRC: USUAN1600012
Uploaded: 2016-02-19

116 bpm

Genre: Latin

Length: 4:02

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Casa Bossa Nova Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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