Cross Hip-hop with Shoegaze and what do you get? That was not a joke. That was the description of this piece. If you have a show that opens with a shoegaze band, and then headlines a hip-hop group you could use this as the clever bridge between them! Also, you should immediately fire the concert manager. That was a terrible idea.

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This song is also included in Groupees’ Royalty Free Music Bundle 2. For $1 minimum, you can get the whole Vicious EP and lots of other music. As promotional goals are met, all users get additional rewards. One goal has already been unlocked. There are eight days left for getting this special deal.

This is like… the ultimate in high-class non-offensive music. You can have this going at the hippest highest-class hotel in the world, and it’ll feel at home. You can also put in less-classy places to make them feel classier! Like the opium den you built in your garage, or that tiny closet at your office where lunch-room recyclables go to get sticky and smell bad. I mean seriously… I don’t think they ALL started out sticky.

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Pipes, pipes, and more pipes! Irish? Scottish? Celtic? I have no idea. But sure – could be any of those. Let’s call it “Ancient British Isles”.

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It’s wedding season! You’ll probably need some music for your photo slideshows. Here’s a nice piece by Brett VanDonsel. Also on Soundcloud and Payhip.

Southern trap influenced rap pile of musical forklift platypus… okay, i don’t know what these words mean. But if you understood them – we’re all good. You know what you’re getting, and… that’s all I can hope for really. Truth in advertising!

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Bit of swing in your rap? Sure! Why not! I like swing… but NOT TOO MUCH! Just here and there… you know, to alleviate the monotony. Sort of like that one teacher you had in Social Studies that unexpectedly did something cool – like play a game – but only twice a year… and they were both in the first month, so all you ended up with was 8 months of continual disappointment. Screw you, Mr. Meuller! I still don’t care about checks and balances!

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