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Vi Hart knocks it out of the park with the excellent explanation of what’s going on with the new “Happy Birthday” copyright ruling. Highly recommended!
Ska! Ska! Ska! At least, I hope it gives that impression. Works pretty well for a lively background to most anything! This was written for an improv comedy group… so they would have something reasonable to sing to – if an audience member suggests it.
Here is a great little piece with good energy from Brett VanDonsel for use as source music in your next productions! (you can actually use it for anything you want.) Serious lo-fi aesthetic. Enjoy!
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This has a little bit of early music flair to it with a nice vocal performance (if you don’t like the vocals, you can get a version without in the super download). I’ve listened to this piece non-stop for like an hour. Still beautiful! The least you could do is listen to this once! It is only a few minutes. Go ahead! You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
Reverbs, reverbs, reverbs! You want reverbs in you music, you got reverbs right here! Room reverbs, plate reverbs, even some spring reverbs! It is amazing! It is incredible! How can there be so much reverb?! So… why… You get a very hollow spooky thin feeling with the reverbs. This started out as an attempt to understand Witch House music. Pretty sure I still don’t understand it. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
Vaguely exotic sounding, yet still comfortably tonal, this piece certainly falls between some cracks. Gamelan is listed as an instrument… but that’s sort of like listing an orchestra as an instrument… which I sometimes do. The other thing in here is that helicon. Imagine you take a french horn (which is like 5 meters of tubes) and make it even bigger! I guess it is also the name of a mountain in Greece? I did not use the mountain in this piece. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
132 BPM version: