3:49

Allie-Way
v5.5
Warm indie-electronic ballad, male vocal (mid-range, intimate, slightly worn), Acoustic guitar foundation, analog synth pads, subtle pulsing arpeggios that
feel like a quiet circuit board, Soft electronic percussion, light tape hiss
for nostalgia, 88 BPM, Chorus opens up with reverb-soaked harmonies, Bridge shifts to a punchier, drier, almost spoken-word delivery (think
Beck / The National at their wryest) before resolving back into the full
arrangement for a bigger final chorus, Outro drops to just acoustic guitar
and a single fading synth note, Production: warm, mid-fi, intentionally
not overpolished — like a song that's been waiting in a desk drawer for
thirty years and finally got recorded
3:26

My Bitches
v5.5
electropop, 132 BPM, arcade synth brass, distorted bass stabs, gated snare rolls, chant hooks, gang vocals, vocoder doubles, stereo arpeggios, sidechain pumping, game soundtrack energy, call-and-response breaks, rising filter builds, punchy kick drum, neon gloss, playful chaos
3:44

Wrong Number
v5.5
Early-'80s power pop in the spirit of Tommy Tutone, The Knack, and Rick Springfield, Palm-muted, jangly electric guitar verses opening into a big, chiming, anthemic chorus, Driving eighth-note rhythm around 135–140 BPM, punchy snare, tight bass, Earnest male lead vocal with a slightly bewildered edge; layered gang harmonies and hand claps on the hook, Skinny-tie new wave production — analog warmth, bright mix, radio-ready FM rock energy, Sing-along chorus, classic AOR feel
3:55

comedy pop, indie disco, 102 BPM, male lead vocals, deadpan spoken bridge, gang chant chorus, syncopated claps, rubbery bass guitar, muted rhythm guitar, bright synth stabs, hand percussion, drum machine kick, audience call-and-response, drop-out bridge, stacked harmony refrain, plate reverb, slapback vocal, bittersweet nostalgia, awkward devotion
2:39

High energy, upbeat EDM Show Tune with lots of bass and 40 Hz binaural beats
3:41

Indie-pop with a playful mid-tempo bounce, syncopated handclaps and rubbery bass; verse stays sparse with dry drums and close-mic vocals, pre-chorus adds filtered synth lift and stacked ooohs, chorus opens wide with gang doubles on the hook word, Little reversed swells between lines, tiny bell pops on turnarounds, bright and punchy mix with glossy vocal sheen
2:45

Cold Water
v5.5
Indie-pop with a playful mid-tempo bounce, syncopated handclaps and rubbery bass; verse stays sparse with dry drums and close-mic vocals, pre-chorus adds filtered synth lift and stacked ooohs, chorus opens wide with gang doubles on the hook word, Little reversed swells between lines, tiny bell pops on turnarounds, bright and punchy mix with glossy vocal sheen
2:55

Stale Sandwiches
v5.5
Hip-hop with cold, sparse boom-bap drums, dusty vinyl crackle, and a tense half-time pocket; verse rides minimal kick, snare, and tape-warped keys, pre-chorus strips to a ticking hat and filtered bass, chorus opens with stacked doubles and a short chant, Add prison-door clangs, reversed swells into the hook, and a brittle MP3-skip texture between lines, Close-mic lead, dry and intimate in verses, with gritty ad-lib echoes and a tight, punchy mix
3:47

3:27

Slop, With Love
v5.5
Snarky alt-pop, conversational vocal, wry crooner energy, mid-tempo, dry deadpan delivery, handclaps, slightly lounge-y verses building to a big self-satisfied chorus, tongue-in-cheek
3:08

3:34

industrial rock, alternative rock, electronic rock, experimental rock, industrial metal
2:33

3:32

3:49

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3:42

(Sick &) Twisted
v5.5
Detroit horrorcore hip-hop, Slim Shady-era, boom-bap drums, eerie music box, minor-key piano, deep bass, agile multisyllabic flow, menacing but comic, manic, sardonic, around 90–100 BPM
4:45

Detroit horrorcore hip-hop, Slim Shady-era, boom-bap drums, eerie music box, minor-key piano, deep bass, agile multisyllabic flow, menacing but comic, manic, sardonic, around 90–100 BPM
2:39

Man Crush
v5.5
comedy pop, indie disco, 102 BPM, male lead vocals, deadpan spoken bridge, gang chant chorus, syncopated claps, rubbery bass guitar, muted rhythm guitar, bright synth stabs, hand percussion, drum machine kick, audience call-and-response, drop-out bridge, stacked harmony refrain, plate reverb, slapback vocal, bittersweet nostalgia, awkward devotion
3:17

3:24

Frenemy
v5.5
Pop-rock with brisk midtempo swing, punchy offbeat guitars, tight bass, and propulsive live drums; verse bounces with sarcastic call-and-response, pre-chorus strips to claps and snare build, chorus lands with stacked gang vocals and a playful half-time punch, Double-tracked lead with quick ad-lib replies, short delay throws on the hook word, reversed cymbal lifts into each chorus, tape-stop flicks before tag lines, Bright, crunchy, and cheeky with glossy edge
3:28

Incel By Choice
v5.5
Comedy hip-hop with jumpy boom-bap drums, rubbery bass, and cheeky staccato piano; verse rides quick-fire rhymes with tiny stop-start pauses, pre-chorus strips to handclaps and a talkbox tease, chorus snaps in with gang shouts and playful vocal doubles, Add reversed cymbal flicks into the hook, record-scratch punch-ins on punchlines, and little crowd-chant ad-libs, Bright, crisp, and mischievous mix with a dry center vocal
5:47

Gothic Americana folk ballad with a late-night road-movie soul; fingerpicked acoustic guitar and warm Wurlitzer electric piano over a loose, brushed-drum shuffle; walking upright bass, pedal steel sighing in the background, harmonica that aches in the verses and grins in the choruses; female lead vocal — raspy, weathered, mischievous, grandmotherly warmth with a glint of trouble (Lucinda Williams meets Marianne Faithfull) — trading verses with a younger deadpan male baritone who gradually opens up as the song rolls on; gentle group harmonies swelling on the hook; slide guitar and Hammond B3 organ rising through the bridge; tempo lopes along like tires on a two-lane highway, lifting on each chorus; warm analog tape saturation, roomy reverb, the faint crackle of a car radio; final chorus strips back to solo voice, acoustic guitar, and distant organ drone; fades on a lone harmonica and the hum of an engine receding into night
5:13

Synth-pop, New Wave, Electronic Rock meets New Wave, Synthpop, Post-Punk
3:32

Greatest Decade
v5.5
Synth-pop, New Wave, Electronic Rock meets New Wave, Synthpop, Post-Punk
2:16

Mid-tempo pop-punk nostalgia with male vocals; crunchy palm-muted guitars in the verses, big open chords in the chorus, Punchy live drums with tight hi-hats; bass locks in for a driving, head-nod groove, Choruses lift with gang vocals and subtle synth pads swelling under the hook, Energy starts wry and low-key, then explodes into shout-along bittersweet celebration on every chorus
2:15

3:00

Silly upbeat Alternative Rock, Indie Pop, Geek Rock with 40 Hz binaural beats
3:02

Dry, witty alt-pop with male vocals, springy drum groove and rubbery bass, Verses stay lean with close-mic vocal and choppy palm-muted guitar; choruses bloom with bright synths, stacked call‑and‑response harmonies, and a slightly sarcastic lift, Short bridge drops to half-time and filtered vocal before a tight, hooky final chorus
3:02

Wry indie-pop with crisp drums, warm bass, and jangly electric guitars, Male vocals, bone-dry in the verses with close-mic intimacy; chorus widens into doubled leads and airy harmonies, Subtle synth pads swell under the bridge, then everything drops to voice-and-guitar for a final, ironic hook
2:59

Feedback Loop
v5.5
Dry, wry indie pop; midtempo drums with a lazy swing, lightly overdriven guitars, and a rubbery bass line, Male vocals, talky and bemused in the verses, opening into a singalong hook with stacked harmonies and little call-and-response ad-libs, Bridge strips back to drums and bass before a last, brighter chorus with extra background “aaah” pads and a cheeky gang vocal on the final line
3:31

3:07

Deadpan indie rock shuffle, male vocals, Dry, sardonic delivery over jangly guitars and a stiff, hypnotic drum groove; bass plays simple, creeping motifs, Verses stay close and conversational, chorus widens with reverb-washed backing “ahhs” and a warped organ pad, Slightly detuned lead in the bridge for a queasy, surreal edge
3:02

3:26

3:43

3:52

4:04

3:52

2:49

Disclosure
v5.5
Intense orchestral score with 40Hz binaural beats, Use this exact tune throughout
2:14

Disclosure Redux
v5.5
Intense orchestral score with 40Hz binaural beats, Use this exact tune throughout
2:34

Intense orchestral score with 40Hz binaural beats, Use this exact tune throughout
2:53

Intense Pop Rock with 40Hz binaural beats, Use this exact tune within it
3:04

3:08

2:59

2:48

Everybody Poops
v5.5
Alternative rock, jangle pop folk rock with 40Hz binaural beats, high nasally voice, Liver recording with audience cheers
2:43

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