
Channel JP playlist 8, 18/2/2026
The playlist from the eighth Channel JP stream on AI Umbrella, hosted by JP Asher, 18/2/2026
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35 songs
4:13

Dark Ambient, Gothic Orchestral, Psychological Horror Ballad
4:42

A hybrid dark electronic composition layering a 68 BPM C minor vintage-analog synth landscape over a submerged 115 BPM Locrian substructure, fusing JUNO-6, Prophet-5, Oberheim Two Voice, SH-2 and ARP 2600 pads with oppressive 30Hz sub-bass and minimal phonk-drift percussion, featuring hard-gated monophonic laser-harp stabs, irregular drum spacing, weighted silence, wide hollow reverb fields, tape-saturated dissonant drones, and intimate breathy female vocals alternating between spoken word and restrained melody, double-tracked and subtly misaligned, with drops focused on subsonic pressure rather than impact and mastering tight at -3 LUFS, 0dBTP ceiling for cinematic low-end dominance
5:26

4:06

At 120bpm, this indie rock track kicks off with punchy drums, gritty bass, and angular, reverb-soaked guitars, layering in noir synth pads, Verses pulse with a tense groove, building murky textures, while choruses erupt with distorted riffs and atmospheric tremolo, The bridge drops to minimal drums and echoing guitar before charging back for a driving outro
2:42

Key: C minor, Tempo: 160bpm
Vibes: Start out with old fashion traditional symphonic orchestral elements, and as the song builds start replacing them with more modern clean soft smooth synthesizer instruments, I want the overall feel to be one of despair in the context of the grandness of life, and how it's painful to survive, but the futuristic and happier melodies of the song highlight the importance of hope and self reforging like folding metal for katanas, ‑Evil, ‑hate, ‑lies, ‑boring, ‑unbalanced
4:35

4:32

90sec, commercial jingle, swamp rock, gritty blues rock, Country Rock, Blues Rock, Rock & Roll, upbeat, raspy male vocals, raw electric guitar, catchy hook, layered vocal choruses, energetic, classic rock, warm, rhythmic, energetic, melodic instrumental, blues rock, indie folk, soul funk, catchy hook, smooth guitar, relaxed drums
3:22

Alt-Trap, Rage Rap, Dark Pop, Industrial, female vocals, aggressive, witchy
4:07

3:56

YOU WANTED A FREAK
v4.5+
Genres: Avant-Cinematic Metal, Cinematic Industrial, Industrial FXcore
Mood: menace, grotesque carnival, terrifying bloom, sovereign enthronement
Tempo: 92 BPM
Key: G minor (dissonant modal drift)
Time Signature: fractured carnival pulse
Female Vocal: lead soprano, G3–E6
Layers: shimmer stacks, laugh fractures, ghost whispers
Percussion: fractured industrial kit, metallic impact, tribal taiko underlayer, fake-drop silence insert
Orchestration: distorted cello, bowed sub-bass, carnival calliope, analog drone, brass stabs
Production: industrial grit + cinematic scale
FX: static tear, shimmer bloom, stereo arc, vinyl smear, reverb arc replay, analog grit, harmonic disintegration (emergent)
Earcon: distorted carnival bell (motif trigger + phase transition), puppet snap (collapse cue), crowd gasp (tension cue)
Atmosphere: grotesque carnival ruins, fractured mirrors, spotlight crown, ash confetti rain
4:03

4:16

Fragile Japanese shoegaze fusion with restrained Zouk pulse and subtle Arabic vocal ornamentation, reverb-drenched guitars, rounded Caribbean bass sway, delicate koto motifs, intimate indie-folk textures, trembling soft female vocals never belting, hovering over wide stereo haze, suspended minor harmonies, slow bloom dynamics, bruised yet defiant emotional vulnerability
4:59

Neon.
v5
1980s Melodic Rock, Gated Reverb, Weeping Slide Guitar, Aluminum Neck, Chrome Resonator, Emotional Solo, Slow Paced, Clean Studio Vocals, Male Tenor, Melancholic Punk, High Fidelity, 1987 Power Ballad
4:49

3:58

[Style: Electro, Heavy EDM / Drum & Bass – Dark, epic, modern production – explosive drum & bass – Heavy sub-bass, punchy drums, cinematic strings and orchestral layers – Tribal percussion elements (deep toms, ritual drums, rhythmic chants) – Symphonic atmosphere with sweeping strings, brass accents and dramatic crescendos – Aggressive drops, wide stereo synths, dynamic transitions, emotional intensity rising each phase]
Lead Female vocals: Powerful, confident, versatile delivery; switches between melodic singing, hip-hop phrasing, and rock anthem intensity, Backup Male vocals: Deep, low, raspy and gravelly tone, Rap delivery, clear and assertive, [Additional backing vocals for emphasis]
[Backing choirs – symphonic layering]
[Wide, intense, anthem-style]
[Call & response support]
[Tribal drum accents during transitions and drops]
4:51

a mix of electronic, hip-hop, and metal elements, with a cinematic and epic atmosphere, The tempo is set at 140 BPM, with male and choir vocals delivering an airy, breathy, raspy, gritty, intimate, powerful, and theatrical performance, The emotional arc transitions from burdened and reflective to doubt, anger, and realization, culminating in an explosive mental rebellion and a liberating, anthemic finale, Duration: 5+ minutes, ‑Country, ‑Folk, ‑Jazz, ‑Blues, ‑Reggae, ‑Classical, ‑Pop, ‑Punk, ‑Indie
3:22

Fast, aggressive hardcore punk track with a militant, protest-driven feel, High tempo with raw distorted guitars, pounding bass, and relentless, march-like drums, Powerful female lead vocal delivered with authority and condemnation, mixing shouted accusations, gang-style chants, and sharp spoken lines, Chorus alternates between different chant phrases to avoid repetition, with “Nothing Is Sacred” as a dominant shouted refrain and the title phrase used sparingly for maximum impact, Lyrics attack exploitation, extraction, power without consent, and leaders acting for personal gain over the public good, Raw, unpolished production, live punk energy, confrontational and urgent, abrupt ending
3:30

This instrumental leans into mature 90s art rock and atmospheric pop rock, balancing a memorable melodic hook with rich harmonic layering and cinematic depth, The harmony expands through suspended chords and subtle modulations, while the groove remains restrained yet propulsive with live drums and rounded bass movement, Vocals are implied through synth pads rather than literal singing, enhancing texture and spatial warmth, The arc builds gradually from intimate guitar arpeggios to a widescreen chorus lift, emphasizing emotional resonance over dance energy, Production favors organic guitars, ambient synth beds, orchestral accents, and dynamic contrast, ensuring cohesion, originality, and strong replay value through evolving sonic landscapes
2:14

Nom!
v5
Bright hyperactive bubblegum pop, 168 BPM, punchy electronic drums, bouncy synth bass, toy piano accents, layered gang vocals chanting “Nom nom”, playful female lead with subtle sarcastic undertone, shamisen prominently featured playing rhythmic plucked riffs in verses and percussive stabs between vocal lines, shamisen hook replacing synth lead in pre-chorus, prominently featured shamisen playful but slightly sharp tonal color, candy-coated production with satirical edge, short punchy phrasing, sudden stop transitions, tempo ramp in final chorus, 2 minute meme-core structure
3:24

4:53

The song fuses alternative hip-hop and trip-hop grooves with laid-back beats and dreamy melodic hooks, layered over indie rock guitar textures, Verses showcase smooth rap flows over spacious, experimental pop backdrops, Chorus sections introduce melodic vocals before erupting into clean, tastefully integrated dubstep drops that elevate the energy while maintaining a seamless genre blend
2:59

5:14

Vocal Style: Melancholic female with distinct and unique voice, Create a somber cinematic indie pop ballad in D minor at 70 BPM, Use soft felt upright piano playing slow minor arpeggios as the foundation, layered with delicate fingerpicked acoustic guitar using warm open chords, Add expressive legato violin lines that swell between vocal phrases for emotional lift, Introduce a subtle mixed backing choir in the pre-chorus with sustained harmonies that expand gently in the chorus without overpowering the lead, The vocal should be female, very low register, intimate and melancholic, breath-heavy and close-mic’d, driven by soft chest voice with minimal vibrato, slight vocal fry at phrase endings, restrained dynamics, and a fragile, whisper-like tone that feels confessional and emotionally controlled, Keep the energy low with a gradual build, warm clean production, light room reverb on instruments, and no heavy ambient wash
2:43

Laugh it Off
Studio
Light-hearted bass-heavy urban track with an intentionally off-kilter groove that leans instead of landing
4:14

The track opens with lush synth pads and a subtle electronic drum kit, setting a nostalgic 1985 pop ballad tone, Verses blend new wave bass arpeggios with blue eyed soul keys, as soaring female soprano vocals drift atop, The chorus swells with R&B harmonies and melancholic synth textures
3:49

759
v5
Fuck you Suno Rap hardcore Rap Diss, Female vocals, breathy and intimate, whisper-pop style, high fidelity close-mic recording, The delivery should be deadpan, nonchalant, and slightly bored but menacing, Use vocal fry on the lower register, The chorus ("Smile pretty, pretty") should be delivered like a rhythmic, haunting playground chant, Include layers of whispered ad-libs ("run, " "shhh") panning left and right, Dark Pop, Minimalist Electropop, Industrial Pop, Heavy distorted sub-bass (808s), sparse production, clicking foley percussion (glass snaps, tongue clicks), eerie atmospheric pads, low-fidelity textures, Slow, heavy groove with a half-time feel, The drop should be bass-heavy and distorted
3:23

chillwave, electropop, Dark Techno, dramatically anxious dark‑pop club ballad blending nostalgia with introspection, built around a dark, grimey, hollow bass and a tight, minimal beat for maximum dancefloor impact and vocal space, Rich harmonic ideas drive the chorus, alternating major and minor sixth chords with borrowed and secondary dominants for heightened emotion, while the melody uses wide jumps like minor sixths to showcase a raw, intimate vocal performance, The arrangement is lean and loop‑friendly, with filtered bass and minimal percussion in the intro, stripped‑back verses for chant‑like vocals, and tension‑building pre‑drops using rising noise and denser rhythms, Drops hit with aggressively processed bass, a solid club‑ready kick, and the main hook, punctuated by triplets, dotted rhythms, and small 4–8 bar variations, A brief break removes kick and bass, keeping a filtered vocal fragment or simple motif before rebuilding into a final, matured, and emotionally resolved
5:08

[Slow emotional piano intro]
[90s slow rock ballad]
[Romantic male vocal, warm and expressive]
[Catchy hook chorus]
[Soft build with live drums]
[Melodic electric guitar solo – slow bends, emotional phrasing]
[Big but intimate final chorus]
[Dance-floor atmosphere]
[Soft cinematic fade out]
3:46

5:04

3:57

Nobody Like Me
v4.5-all
contemporary r&b, r&b trap jazz, trap jazz, r&b pop, club, reggae contemporary, piano, acoustic guitar, acoustic, ukelele, female vocalist, high quality studio sound, clean vocals, clean instrumentals, clean mix, sultry and sensual, divalicious energy, smooth vocals, honey smooth vocals, proper pronunciation
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