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Songs I find on Suno that I like or want to use as motivation for new work. Large amount of country but branching out to add funk, dancehall, etc.
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242 songs
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A Japanese chill-house x lo-fi groove track at ~104 BPM with minimal swing and a warm, steady pulse, Built on tight four-on-the-floor drums, soft sub bass, jazzy electric piano stabs, and subtle ambie
4:00

3:02

Country, fiddle, guitar upbeat, raspy male vocal, deep baritone voice, Louisiana house baritone country voice
4:04

Bright acoustic guitar initiates with intricate fingerpicking, blending seamlessly as warm acoustic bass and lively percussion create a buoyant, organic groove at a steady country beat, Southern male vocals deliver melodic verses, expanding into glossy, layered blues-folk choruses rich with harmonies and polished textures
3:17

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Don't Play Fair
v4.5
Retro Sound: homage to soul, funk and disco in the 70s and 90s, Genre Mix: pop, R&B, funk, soul, rock, reggae, and more
2:59

2:13

Thondaria-aaah!!!, Dynamic Super hero vocals, Driving disco drums set the groove, with funky, syncopated bass locking in tight, Electric guitar drenched in wah pulses with rhythmic energy, Brass stabs cut through the mix, accenting transitions, Powerful, soulful duo vocals soar and belt atop, with epic, energetic hooks and dynamism, ‑country, ‑western
3:07

folk, harmonica, country-folk, soul, acoustic, soulful, classic guitar, country
3:30

female and make vocal country duet, pop, rock, country, gritty guitar riff, instrumentals: acousitc guitar
2:57

Hard Earned
v4.5
male vocal country, coiuntry, pop, rock, gritty guita riff, instrumental: acoustic guitar
2:59

female vocals country, male vocals country, gritty guitar riff, pop, rock, intrumentals: acoustic guitar
4:29

This Old Guitar
v4.5
[STYLE: Modern Outlaw Country with Deep Soulful Male Vocal (grit and warmth), Acoustic-Forward Ballad, Storyteller, Emotional, Reflective, Timeless, Intimate Verses, Resonant Lifting Chorus, Sparse Americana Instrumentation, Subtle Steel Guitar, Organic Raw Lived-in Sound, Nashville Sound]
[TEMPO: 74 BPM, slow ballad]
[MOOD: Melancholy, Hopeful, Heartfelt, Nostalgic, Vulnerable, Cathartic]
3:14

Borrowed Time
v4.5
Upbeat, cinematic soul-funk with urgency and control, Tempo ~104 BPM, Tight live drums with syncopated bass, wah guitar, and vintage keys (Rhodes or Wurlitzer), Add sharp horn stabs and subtle synth textures, Vocals should be rhythmic, soulful, and expressive—spoken-sung with clear cadence and conviction, Include layered hooks or group vocals in the chorus, The tone is serious but danceable—like running out of time with style and soul
2:58

Confident, modern country-pop anthem with female vocals, Blends punchy drums, electric guitar riffs, dobro, and layered background vocals with empowering energy
2:47

Dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, Dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, Dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall, dancehall
3:07

Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Dancehall, Reggae, Suburban Coyote, Suburban, Coyote, ♫
3:58

Country and western country western country rock country pop Western pop Western rock, traditional country western traditional country, traditional western modern country, and western modern western
3:07

A classic country honky-tonk track featuring twangy telecaster leads, walking upright bass, and brisk shuffle drumming with brushed snare, Barroom piano dances alongside lively steel guitar fills, Male vocals cut through with rich storytelling, while crowd noise and clinking glasses enhance the Texas saloon vibe
4:00

3:18

male vocal country, pop, rock, country, gritty guitar riff, instrumentals: acousitc guitar, baritone bass vocals
3:31

3:49

Desert rock, alt-country, Americana, Tex-Mex, mariachi, Latin folk, indie rock, cinematic, atmospheric, bilingual lyrics, brass section, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, borderlands sound, melancholic, rhythmic, southwestern vibe, rootsy, folk rock, ambient textures, soulful, storytelling, cumbia influences, spaghetti western, percussive, reverb-heavy, emotional, hybrid genre, dusty landscapes, instrumental depth
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Studio session recording with vintage analog warmth, Male lead vocal in a deep, rich baritone with expressive southern phrasing and dynamic vibrato, Vocal tone is smooth with raw emotional edges, evoking classic rockabilly and gospel roots, The song alternates between soft romantic ballad verses and upbeat, energetic rock/blues sections, Instrumentation includes upright bass with slap technique, tremolo electric guitar with spring reverb, mellow piano, subtle Hammond organ, brushed snare drums, and light backing vocals in gospel harmony, Occasional studio chatter and voice interjections from the singer, reacting to the band between verses, should be included for realism, Emphasize a live, intimate feel—imperfections welcome, Blend early rock ‘n’ roll, rhythm & blues, and 60s soul, Tempo shifts naturally between slow ballad and mid-tempo shuffle, Overall mood: warm, nostalgic, spontaneous, heartfelt
3:04

female vocal, Vintage soul band with punchy brass (saxo, trumpet), walking upright bass, jazz guitar, Hammond organ, and dry 60s-style drums with snare and tambourine, Upbeat 60s soul with R&B and jazz influences, sassy and groovy, emotional yet playful, inspired by retro pop and classic Motown energy
3:34

Take Me Higher
v4.5
1960s-inspired Motown soul song with a strong, catchy rhythm and an upbeat groove, The track should feature powerful female lead vocals with rich, layered backup harmonies that respond playfully throughout, The chorus must be infectious and singable, drawing listeners in with an uplifting melody and call-and-response vocals, Think The Supremes
2:26

Roaring twenties jazz, modern trap hip hop vocals, twenties jazz swing band instrumentals
2:41

Dead Man’s Boots
v4.5
Swamp Rock / Country Rock-118 BPM | Key: D Major- upbeat, jangly, ominous lyrics underneath
2:20

A high-energy funky dance-pop song titled "Excuse Me, I’m Fabulous", featuring sassy, confident female vocals, The beat is upbeat and groovy (around 122 bpm) with funky bass, electric guitar, disco-style brass stabs, claps, and bold synths, The vocal style is talk-sing with playful attitude, like Lizz, Doja Ca, or RuPau, The mood is glamorous, cheeky, and full of attitude — like the main character of the universe just entered the party, Lyrics are humorous, powerful, and full of sparkle, Total diva energy
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Words of Love
v3.5
Over the top, 1940s, old record, big band, catchy, cabaret, female singer
3:37

4:57

3:08

Turn It Up!
v3.5
Dancehall, rhythmic patterns, catchy, atmosphere, energetic, reggae noise fx, soundscape, ambient, 2010's, Jamaican reggae, rap
3:57

80s, disco, funk, 80s, power house male singer, catchy, brass, synth bass, synth drums, soul
1:21

70s, acid, jazz, muzak, trippy, psychedelic, cop show, brass
3:47

The song opens with a raw electric guitar riff over a gritty, slow-burning blues rock groove, underpinned by deep bass and loose, expressive drumming, Gospel organ and soulful backing choir enter for the chorus, layering lush harmonies, Intense dynamics, dynamic call-and-response, and slide guitar accents build emotion throughout, leading to a powerful, resonant finish
3:44

Truth rolls in
v4.5
Slow, atmospheric Appalachian ballad with layered acoustic and electric guitars, slide guitar, banjo, reverb-heavy fiddle, and ambient textures, Male vocals with a haunting, trippy, and abstract tone, 70 BPM, Echoes of high mountain wind and porch swing creaks, Emotionally raw and poetic, capturing the soul of a slow summer dusk, male vocals
3:59

Let it burn
v4.5
High-energy Southern rock-country stomp at 90–95 BPM, Gritty, soulful male lead vocals, Prominent banjo (with two solos), slapping upright bass, resonator steel guitar, shakers, and boot-stomp percussion, Each chorus is followed by a powerful backwoods choir echo section, like a Southern gospel response, Choir vocals should repeat lines such as “Let it burn, let it burn, let it burn up higher—raise it up with the backwoods choir!” after each main chorus, Bridge builds with both lead and choir, blending stomp rhythm and fire, Final chorus should hit with full-band intensity and choir harmonies, End with a chant-style outro and fading banjo solo:
“Flames burn higher… set it off… with a backwoods choir…”
Vibe is revival in the pines—rowdy, soulful, and on fire, male vocals
3:17

High BPM (130 BPM) euphoric house anthem with a bold, retro-futuristic energy, blending the sparkling joy of Italo-disco, the raw grit of acid house, and the exhilarating rush of classic UK rave, [Intro: Lush retro synth chords sweep in with a punchy 909 drumbeat, building in anticipation] [Verse 1: Vocoded and confident spoken-word male vocals express queer empowerment and freedom, accompanied by dreamy, arpeggiated synth lines and subtle laser FX] [Pre-Chorus: Emotional build with escalating synth pads and rhythmic chopped vocal glitches, leading into the hook] [Chorus: Powerful, driving Italo-disco rhythm with a funky acid bassline, the main synth melody shines, and vocoded, layered vocals declare: 'We are the signal, hyperlove on air / Sparks in your hair, electric and rare, '] [Verse 2: More intricate 909 percussion patterns, a new arpeggiated synth motif, and vocoded spoken-word vocals continue the theme of liberation] [Pre-Chorus: Intensified emotional build with sweeping filter
2:43

Loaded
v4.5
[Rage Rap], [Trap], [Melodic Rap], [Atlanta Hip-Hop], [Punk Rap], [Auto-Tune], [Dark], [Cinematic], [Rebellious] baby voice
3:18

Neuro Bass House, 124 bpm, soft harsh mechanical chops, wet uk garage wubs, subtle theremin wobbles, deep reese bassline, female vocal
3:23

Desert Rock, Krautrock, Indie Rock, raspy male vocals, guitar riffs, Heavy drums
2:57

Musical style: Vintage jazz ballad, slow and melancholic, with piano, double bass, soft strings, and a warm, slightly raspy voice recorded with an old ribbon microphone, Sound atmosphere: The entire song should sound like it’s playing from an old radio or gramophone, Add a constant gentle crackle, tape hiss, and slightly muffled, lo-fi EQ, The high frequencies should be soft and rounded, the bass warm but not too deep, creating a cozy “mono” feel like a 1930s recording, Imagine the listener is hearing the song in a quiet room, coming from a dusty radio, Lyrics theme: The singer remembers seeing their lover in every little familiar place — a small café, a quiet park, the morning light, the moon at night — and gently expresses a hopeful wish to see them again someday, The feeling is nostalgic, romantic, and comforting, Optional detail: Add a short fade-in with extra vinyl crackle at the beginning, as if someone just turned on an old record player





































