
Aithereal's AI Slop Surplus Series 1
Unfortunately, now available on all major streaming platforms.
An ungodly amalgamation of most of my stray non-album songs.
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35 songs
4:16

chill reggae rock, cuban lounge, soft congas, jazzy keys, A major, 84 bpm, mellow bass, trumpets, muted guitar, beach vibe, warm mix, smooth male vocals, band, chill rap, introspective groove
4:07

Breathing in Blue
v4.5+
Key of A major, 92 BPM, mid-tempo groove, genres include surf pop, sunshine pop, baroque pop, soft psychedelic pop, layered vocal-driven arrangement, retro-modern blend, dreamy coastal vibe, soft falsetto leads, mellow crooning, playful duets, stacked harmonies, group refrains, call-and-response vocals, staccato phrasing, echo-soaked backing lines, tonal shift from bright to bittersweet, layered “oohs” and “ahhs, ” overlapping melodies, whistled accents, clean surf guitar, brushed drums, upright bass, vibraphone sparkles, soft organ swells, subtle percussive textures, theremin in chorus and bridge, reverb-heavy outro, lyrics explore drifting, stillness, emotional clarity, and rediscovery, warm sonic palette, smooth dynamic flow, wistful but grounded tone, melodic introspection, relaxed pace, lush and detailed vocal design, conversational phrasing, oceanic atmosphere
3:50

Slide Through
v4.5+
Key of E♭ major, 112 BPM, funk-pop, disco rap, and sunshine soul, vibrant and high-energy with confident charm and playful attitude, male vocals delivered in smooth rap-sung cadence with soulful tone, falsetto lifts, and doubled layers in the chorus for bounce and fullness, ad-libs and gang shouts add hype and grit, standout instrumentation: slap bass, wah-wah guitar, horn stabs, analog synth glides, rim hits, layered claps, and rolling congas, structure: call-and-response intro → bouncy verses → hook-driven chorus with vocal chops and stacked layers → stripped bridge with bass drop and whistle → finale with group vocals and horn riff outro, production: crisp, warm, retro-glossed with stereo width and analog textures, groove: swung, syncopated, tight in the pocket, vibe: rooftop cookout turning block-party wild, with record scratch breaks, beat switch in bridge, and crowd “hey!” hits for nonstop movement and feel-good sweat
4:40

Hollow Air
v4.5+
Key of D minor, 68 BPM, fusion of roots reggae, dub, and cinematic ambient, emotional tone is haunting, introspective, and weightless, male lead vocals with soft smoky delivery, layered whispers and falsetto harmonies in chorus, instrumentation includes sub bass, ghostly guitar chops, detuned music box melody, lo-fi organ, ambient pads, muted horns, sparse piano, and analog textures, structure features ambient intro, restrained verses, swelling choruses, eerie instrumental break, and a minimal, fading outro, production is analog-warm with narrow stereo in verses and wide swelling choruses, rhythm uses laid-back syncopation, ghost snares, and subtle percussion, sonic atmosphere feels like drifting through fog in an abandoned seaside town at night, signature touches include reversed vocal echoes, tape hiss, ambient wind, and music box motifs, lyrical themes explore memory, absence, and emotional dislocation
5:14

Passion
v4.5+
Key of A minor, 116 BPM, upbeat Latin rock shuffle, blends Latin rock, pop rock, smooth jazz, Afro-Cuban fusion, with a fiery, seductive, confident vibe, Male solo vocal (Rob Thomas), gritty yet smooth delivery, Structure: guitar intro, verses, pre-chorus, big chorus, guitar-driven bridge, extended solo outro, Instrumentation: Santana’s expressive electric lead guitar, Latin percussion (congas, timbales, shakers), clean rhythm guitar, syncopated electric bass, punchy horn stabs, tight drum kit, Polished production with analog warmth, wide stereo field, light vocal reverb, no heavy effects, Rhythm: Latin-infused drum patterns, syncopation, percussive layering, Textures: horn bursts, guitar fills as call-and-response, Dynamics: restrained verses, explosive choruses, climactic bridge, Lyrics explore passion, heat, desire, and romantic tension, Atmosphere evokes a steamy summer street scene or rooftop party—vibrant, bold, and rhythmically infectious
3:38

All In Tonight
v4.5+
Key of B♭ minor, 116 BPM, genres include tropical house, nu-disco, funk-pop, and electropop, vibe is hypnotic, flirtatious, confident with a playful edge, vocal arrangement features smooth male lead, sultry female duet partner, layered harmonies in chorus, smooth male rap verse with melodic phrasing, instrumentation includes plucky synths, filtered funk guitar, sub bass, syncopated claps, steel-drum textures, glossy pads, chopped vocal loops, structure includes ambient intro, verse-pre-chorus-chorus flow, post-chorus hook, breakdown bridge with vocal interplay, final chorus with stacked ad-libs and soft fadeout, production is polished with wide stereo, airy vocals, rhythmic sidechaining, pitch-shifted effects, rhythm features four-on-the-floor kick with a tropical bounce, atmosphere evokes a neon-lit rooftop lounge, unique touches include chopped vocal hook, shimmering risers, and smooth-to-sassy vocal trade-off in the bridge
4:15

More Than You Knew
v4.5+
Key of B♭ major, 96 BPM, genres: soul-infused pop ballad, contemporary adult pop with subtle retro undertones, emotional tone is bittersweet, reflective, and quietly empowering, powerhouse female lead vocals with soulful richness and ethereal clarity, expressive delivery that moves from intimate restraint to soaring resolve, layered harmonies and vocal swells throughout, dramatic call-and-response in the bridge adds emotional lift, instrumentation: Rhodes piano as core anchor, soft string beds, acoustic guitar textures, warm bass, brushed drums, ambient pads, occasional soft brass swells, song structure: ambient piano intro, verse-chorus-verse, climactic bridge with layered vocals, final double chorus and extended outro, production is polished and cinematic with analog warmth, saturated mids, and slight tape texture, rhythm is flowing with gentle swing, atmospheric tone evokes golden-hour solitude on a city rooftop, themes of emotional duality, quiet strength, and reclaiming self-worth
4:40

Key of D minor, 116 BPM, classic rock with melodic hard rock and glam metal edges, emotional tone is restless, urgent, and anthemic, male vocals only with sharp, gritty delivery in a soaring high register, Axl Rose–inspired phrasing with snarling mid-tones, piercing highs, and dramatic vocal bends, vocals shift between raw chest voice and wailing falsetto touches, explosive chorus harmonies add scale and intensity, instrumentation includes overdriven rhythm guitars, bluesy melodic leads, ambient synth pads, tom-heavy drums with crisp snares and crash flourishes, and melodic bass lines with grit, structure features moody ambient intro, verse-prechorus-chorus form, blazing guitar solo bridge, and echo-drenched vocal outro, production is polished with analog warmth, wide stereo mix, and plate reverb on vocals, steady 4/4 backbeat with syncopated fills, atmosphere evokes desert highways and stormy skies, signature high-note guitar swell before final chorus
3:47

Up North, Michigan
v4.5+
Key of C major, 84 BPM, mellow groove, genres include indie folk, chillwave, acoustic dream pop, tone is warm, nostalgic, introspective; male solo vocals with airy delivery, soft harmonies, light female backing optional; structure: ambient acoustic intro, verse-chorus-verse, instrumental bridge with field noise, gentle fadeout; instrumentation: fingerpicked acoustic guitar, analog synth pads, lo-fi electric piano, upright bass, soft kick-snare, tambourine; production is lo-fi-inspired with analog warmth, tape hiss, vinyl crackle, stereo panning, soft vocal reverb; rhythm: minimalist brushed snare, laid-back indie groove; textural elements: fire crackles, crickets, ambient “oohs”; dynamics rise gently through choruses with a still moment in the bridge; lyrics explore return to nature, reflection, healing, and slowing down; atmosphere evokes bonfires, lake air, tall pines, and starlit quiet
5:08

Part of the Pattern
v4.5+
Key of E major, 78 BPM, cinematic folk-pop with orchestral and island soul influences, emotional tone is awe-struck, yearning, and quietly triumphant, solo female lead with warm, expressive phrasing and dynamic swells, light harmonies in choruses, falsetto trails in bridge, instrumentation includes fingerpicked acoustic guitar, native flutes, string swells, deep tom drums, ambient wave-like pads, and shimmering harp, structure features ambient intro with nature sounds, verse-prechorus-chorus format, ethereal bridge with modulation, climactic double chorus and soft fade-out, polished production with analog warmth and lush stereo width, groove is gentle triplet swing with natural percussive textures, atmosphere evokes open sea cliffs at sunrise, fog drifting through forest canopies, unique elements include a vocalized wind motif, instrumental bridge featuring flute solo over layered vocals, and a rising vocal swell that mimics a gust of wind before final chorus
3:00

Wish I Knew
v4.5+
Key of B♭ major, 120 BPM, genres: psychedelic sunshine pop, baroque surf rock, soft chamber psych, tone is wistful, luminous, curious, vocals feature warm female lead, layered male harmonies, falsetto accents, round-style call-and-response, instrumentation: theremin glides, vibraphone pulses, jangly surf guitar, brushed drums, melodic bass, string swells, harpsichord, analog organ, structure: vibraphone intro → verse-chorus build → modular tempo-shifting bridge → stacked vocal coda → theremin/string fadeout, production: analog warmth, minimal compression, wide stereo field, tape echo on select vocals, groove is lilting shuffle with brushed snares, syncopated strums, atmosphere evokes breezy twilight pier post-sunset, cultural influence: 60s West Coast pop and European baroque, unique traits: ambient wave SFX, subtle bird calls, overlapping melodic lines in final chorus
3:59

Acting Like I'm Fine
v4.5+
Key of C minor, 124 BPM, genre-blend of French house, electro-pop, and vocoder disco, emotionally cool but rhythmically magnetic, smooth ethereal female lead vocal filtered through robotic harmonizers with layered vocoded doubles and glitchy phrase loops, sly conversational delivery contrasted with soaring, digitized hooks, tight four-on-the-floor groove with filtered kick and metallic clap, sidechained synth bass pulses with automated filters, shimmering pads and filtered string stabs give tension, neon-drenched guitar riffs chopped in post-chorus, extended vocoder bridge with stereo-swapped call-and-response, dynamic drop into minimalist final chorus, production is glossy and spatially rich with stereo ping-pong effects, pitch-shifted vocal chops as percussive accents, emotional vibe: detached, defiant, and darkly playful, sonic setting: neon-lit rooftop club, 2AM mind games, heartbreak hidden under designer shades
3:32

Counting Stars
v4.5+
Key of A major, 84 BPM, genres: acoustic soul-pop, folk-funk, island soft rock, emotional tone: warm, introspective, coastal optimism, laid-back smooth baritone male solo vocals, conversational delivery, layered harmonies and airy falsetto accents, instrumentation: fingerpicked acoustic guitar, upright bass, brushed drums, soft electric piano, analog organ pads, tremolo guitar textures, ocean field recordings, structure: ambient intro → verse-chorus flow → extended bridge with string swells → final double chorus → faded outro, production: lo-fi analog warmth, close-mic vocals, natural reverb, groove: loose shuffle, syncopated percussion, subtle swing, atmosphere: sunrise on a quiet beach, influences: Hawaiian folk, 70s singer-songwriter, light bossa nova, unique touches: wind chimes, reversed acoustic stabs, delay-washed “ooh” loops
4:29

Key of A♭ major, 114 BPM, genres are Japanese city pop, tropical soul, and soft funk, emotional tone is nostalgic yet playful with romantic tension, solo Japanese female vocal with airy midrange delivery and bursts of falsetto in the chorus, soft stacked harmonies and call-and-response in pre-chorus, instrumentation features jazzy Rhodes piano, slap bass, muted clean guitar riffs, analog synth swells, brushed congas, stereo synth brass stabs, marimba-style textures, smooth saxophone break in bridge, song structure includes extended instrumental intro with ambient crowd noise, verse-pre-chorus-chorus format with key change in final chorus, polished production with analog warmth and wide stereo depth, tight syncopated drum groove with soft swing and rim click accents, atmosphere is neon-lit beachside lounge at dusk, fusion of 80s West Coast AOR, Tokyo disco club vibe, and Hawaiian jazz-pop, elements include synth harp glissandos, vinyl crackle, and ambient vocal “oohs" in reverb tails
3:34

Key of D♯ minor, 98 BPM, genres include Turkish pop, Arabic trap, electro-world fusion, emotional tone is bold, bittersweet, seductive, female lead vocals with melismatic Turkish ornamentation, solo delivery with airy intensity, male rap bridge with gritty, syncopated flow, harmonized chorus refrains, instrumentation includes bağlama, oud, saz drones, Arabic string swells, distorted analog synth bass, darbuka, bendir, riq, trap hats with swing, minor-key sax stabs, structure includes ambient street noise intro, verse-pre-chorus-chorus flow, stripped second verse, instrumental bridge, rap section, final chorus with ad-libs and extended runs, production is polished with analog warmth, lush reverb, stereo width, slight vocal delay, groove is 4/4 with deep sub-bass and offbeat percussion, atmosphere evokes neon-lit alleyways, starlit rooftops, smoky desert roads, stylistic signatures include maqam scale riffs, reversed vocal chops, ambient risers, faint market sounds layered in breaks
3:12

Échos de toi
v4.5+
Key of F# minor, 95 BPM, upbeat 3/4 groove with a pulsing dance-waltz feel, blends French pop, electropop, orchestral chanson, and modern dance-pop, emotional tone is bittersweet yet driving, solo female vocal with Parisian accent, airy and emotive delivery that builds to strong melodic hooks, light harmonies in chorus, structure includes cinematic intro, verse-prechorus-chorus pattern, brief instrumental dance break, final chorus with vocal layering, instrumentation features string stabs, synth bass, electronic kick and toms, glockenspiel accents, ambient pads, polished production with wide stereo imaging, light sidechain pulse, reverb-rich vocals with trailing delay, rhythmic but graceful flow, verses moody and choruses soaring, sonic atmosphere evokes a neon-lit Paris night in motion, culturally rooted in French chanson with subtle North African phrasing, classic emotional storytelling reimagined as a modern pop waltz
3:21

Kissed by the Tide
v4.5+
Key of D major, 138 BPM, genres: surf pop, baroque rock, sunshine beat, soft garage pop, emotional tone: bright, nostalgic, playful, vocal arrangement: airy 60s-style male and female leads with soft nasal tone and light vibrato, rich 3–4 part group harmonies in every chorus, falsetto accents, stacked “ba-ba” refrains, echo harmonies, call-and-response bridge, soaring final duet, instrumentation: clean rhythm guitar, tremolo leads, upright piano, vintage combo organ, melodic bass, brushed drums, tambourine, vibraphone, harpsichord, structure: riff intro → female verse → harmony chorus → male verse → vocal bridge → final chorus → abrupt stop, production: analog warmth, tape delay, plate reverb, wide stereo blend, groove: tight shuffle with light swing, atmosphere: retro boardwalk daydream, influences: 60s SoCal surf, British Invasion, Beach Boys-style layering in the spirit of Fun, Fun, Fun and Wouldn’t It Be Nice, gull SFX, whistled hook, modulating bridge
4:27

Key of D minor, 118 BPM, genres: disco-funk, synth-pop, glam dance-pop, emotional tone: euphoric, seductive, confident, female lead vocal with smooth melodic verses and gritty belted choruses, stacked harmonies, vocoder accents, instrumentation: disco bassline, glam rock guitar stabs, funky rhythm guitar, analog synth arps, orchestral string hits, real drums with claps and tambourine, structure: synth hook intro → verse → lift → chorus → guitar/synth bridge → final chorus vamp, production: retro-polished, analog warmth, stereo width, slap delay on vocals, groove: four-on-the-floor, syncopated hi-hats, swung bass, atmosphere: neon rooftop disco, retrofuturistic cityscape, cultural influences: 70s Eurodisco, 80s NYC funk, UK pop, unique elements: reversed vocal breaths, laser risers, filtered synth stabs, disco string glissandos
3:48

Stargazer's Lullaby
v4.5+
Key of C major, 106 BPM, genres: surf pop, sunshine psych, baroque beat, cosmic lounge pop, tone: wistful, dreamy, and starlit with vintage wonder, vocals: smooth wistful dreamy alternating 60s style male/female leads with soft croon and falsetto, duet-style choruses, lush harmonies, whispered lines, and ethereal “ahh” pads, instrumentation: spring-reverb surf guitar, Hofner-style bass, brushed snare shuffle, vibraphone sparkles, harpsichord, Farfisa organ, Moog theremin, celeste, muted trumpet, sci-fi FX, structure: ambient satellite-beep intro → verse trade-offs → evolving choruses → halftime bridge with vocal round → instrumental break → whispered reprise outro, production: analog warmth, ping-pong delay, plate reverb on harmonies, lo-fi tape hiss, groove: 6/8 swing, syncopated percussion, tambourine shimmer, atmosphere: moonlit observatory, rooftop memories, and retro space countdowns, influences: 60s West Coast pop, Italian sci-fi scores, NASA audio, space-age lounge, very catchy
4:07

One More Song
v4.5+
Key of B♭ major, 128 BPM, upbeat reggae-lounge fusion with mariachi brass, and soft rock edge, emotional tone is lively, flirtatious, and feel-good, male lead vocals with smooth phrasing, laid-back delivery, and falsetto touches, tight male harmonies in choruses, nylon-string and rhythm guitars lay the foundation, joined by overdriven electric guitar for lift, mariachi trumpets lead melodic phrases and bridge moments, upright bass in a syncopated tumbao groove, full drum kit layered with brushed drums and congas, rim-click verses give way to snare-heavy choruses with subtle fills and cymbal builds, rhodes, organ swells, and finger snaps color the groove, trumpet and electric guitar trade riffs in the bridge, instantly catchy intro draws the listener in before the first lyric lands, structure follows intro – verse – chorus – instrumental break – verse – bridge – final chorus – coda, analog-warm mix evokes a rooftop bar turning from golden hour into moonlit motion
3:34

Key of D major, 102 BPM, indie folk-pop with ambient analog and rustic psych-folk influences, The tone is bittersweet, reflective, and gently hopeful, Features a smooth indie male/female duet with conversational phrasing and soft falsetto accents, Harmonies are minimal and intimate — no group or stacked vocals, Limit to 1–2 layers max, blended gently, Instrumentation includes fingerpicked ukulele, twangy baritone guitar, harmonium swells, brushed snares, rolling floor toms, and ambient analog synth pulses, Acoustic-driven with lo-fi textures and cassette warmth, Refrain-based verses mirror the theme of change, The ambient bridge includes a soft spoken-word moment for stillness, Final chorus subtly lifts in tempo like flowing water, Production includes retro saturation, stereo motion, gentle vocal reverb, and light tape hiss, Groove follows a lazy shuffle with syncopated claps, Atmosphere evokes a dusky riverbank or fading fairground, Touches of Laurel Canyon folk, vinyl crackle
4:13

Shine On Me
v4.5+
Key of A♭ major, 108 BPM, retro soul, modern funk-pop, and gospel-infused R&B, Joyful, confident, and bold tone, Soulful smooth Male-female vocal duet with alternating leads, layered call-and-response harmonies, conversational gospel-inflected delivery, Standout instrumentation: clavinet stabs, smooth electric bass, bright tambourine, punchy horn section, Motown-style strings, wah-wah rhythm guitar, subtle vibraphone, Structure includes horn-led intro, double verses, lift into chorus, key modulation bridge, and climactic final chorus with vocal layering, Polished analog-style production with rich stereo width and dry upfront vocals, Tight funk groove with light swing and snare syncopation, rhythm section leans on 2-4 backbeat with tambourine shimmer, Cinematic feel evokes a breezy rooftop party at sunset in a 70s city, Cultural roots in Detroit soul with gospel and funk overlay, Signature traits: stacked “oohs, ” horn call hooks, muted guitar flourishes
4:34

In F minor at 112 BPM, this fantasy RPG–inspired battle score hurls the player into the climactic “Siege Upon the Black Cliffs, ” where an obsidian fortress towers above storm-lashed seas and the enemy warlord directs his vast army from a jagged parapet, A foreboding intro swells with a droning tonic beneath sustained strings and distant warhorn calls, brass and strings striking flattened second intervals for a sharp, exotic tension, Massive war drums, deep toms, and crisp cymbal swells roll in wide stereo, joined by serrated low brass surges and rapid, half-step string runs as the armies clash, Midway, a dynamic shift opens to mixed choirs chanting in bold unison over pounding frame drum cadences, hammered dulcimer arpeggios sweeping across the stereo field like wind off the cliffs, The cinematic mix boasts thunderous low-end percussion, reverb-soaked choirs, and gritty distorted cello, driving toward a relentless brass-led finale before the tide recedes into the echo of crashing waves
3:55

Black Banner Requiem
v4.5+
In F minor at 124 BPM, this fantasy RPG–inspired battle theme surges with dark, exotic tension, its minor harmonies punctuated by flattened second intervals in the brass over a droning tonic, Low strings and distant war horns swell as the obsidian gates of the Hollow Bastion grind open, revealing a warlord who commands storms with a single gesture, Layered tremolo strings clash with sharp accents, while massive bass drums and deep toms pound in wide, polyrhythmic bursts, Male and female choirs chant in tight, dissonant intervals, their reverb spilling into hammered dulcimer and metallic strikes, The music rises from tense beginnings into an explosive drop where distorted brass and overdriven cello lock with rolling percussion, shifting to a suspended, breathless midsection before the final, unyielding assault, The cinematic mix delivers towering low-end weight, panoramic spread, and glistening high-end detail
3:03

Nerve
v4.5+
Key of B♭ minor, 108 BPM, genres: synthwave, trap-influenced hip-hop, electropop, mood: tense, cinematic, adrenaline-charged with moments of uplift, male lead alternating between aggressive, precise rap verses and smooth melodic choruses with layered harmonies and light falsetto lifts, instrumentation: analog polysynth pads, detuned saw leads, arpeggiated basslines, 808 sub hits, gated-reverb snares, trap hi-hat rolls, tom fills, side-chained noise sweeps, atmospheric guitar swells, structure: compact synth arpeggio intro → rap verse → sung chorus, second verse with half-time beat switch and double-time flow, climactic final chorus over fuller instrumentation, production: polished with analog warmth, wide stereo field, tight low-end, tempo-synced delays on synths, minimal verse FX vs lush chorus reverb, atmosphere: retro-futurist urban pursuit, influences: 80s sci-fi scores, French electro, Southern trap, unique touches: vocoder harmonies, cinematic risers, sampled broadcast snippets
3:37

Sleepwalk Symphony
v4.5+
Haunting symphonic lo-fi instrumental built around a hypnotic, looping motif, A ghostly Mellotron-style flute carries the main hook, supported by eerie string ensemble swells and distant chamber choir harmonies, The beat is minimal and dusty, with lo-fi drums blended with low orchestral percussion like timpani for a dark march-like pulse, Add subtle celesta or glockenspiel notes for a dreamlike shimmer, with tape hiss and vinyl crackle giving it grit, The mood is cinematic and symphonic but minimal, balancing orchestral grandeur with lo-fi dustiness, Catchy yet haunting, like a forgotten symphony written for a surreal horror-comedy intro
3:58

Genre: shoegaze, dream pop, opera, vibe: luminous, tragic, transcendent, tempo/key: 98 BPM, D minor, time signature: 4/4, vocals: soprano lead with soaring legato aria phrasing and tasteful portamento, airy shoegaze doubles blurred beneath, soft tenor harmonies bloom on choruses, brief 4 part soprano/alto/tenor/bass choir pad in bridge, instrumentation: reverse-reverb swells, eBow guitar drones, tremolo-picked wash guitars, organ pads, melodic bass, chamber strings, harp glissandi, drums: steady kick-snare-ride pulse, sparse fills, arrangement: extended haze intro → aria verse with voice moving through the wall of sound → radiant chorus with stacked harmonies and full-band surge → near-a cappella bridge over sustained strings → climactic return → long fade of choir + feedback, production: analog warmth, tape-style saturation, wide stereo smear, deep plate reverbs, gentle sidechain ducking of guitars under vocal peaks, dynamics: patient swells and oceanic release
3:51

Moonlight Mirage
v4.5+
Key of F major, 114 BPM, genres: psychedelic surf pop, sunshine psych, cosmic lounge pop, tone: dreamy, wistful, surreal but with more momentum, vocals: alternating male/female leads with croon and falsetto sighs, lush harmonies, whispered asides, duet choruses, instrumentation: spring-reverb surf guitar with triplet strums, vibraphone sparkles, harpsichord, celeste, Farfisa organ, melodic Hofner bass with walking lines, brushed snare shuffle, tambourine shimmer, light tom fills, Mellotron strings, theremin glides more active in choruses and bridge, structure: tape-hiss fade-in → verse/chorus rise → halftime psychedelic bridge with vocal round → vibraphone/theremin break → expansive final chorus with full rhythm drive → whispered outro, production: analog warmth, wide stereo, plate reverb, groove: 12/8 shuffle, atmosphere: moonlit shoreline dissolving into a star-filled sky
3:23

Satellite Serenade
v4.5+
Key of A minor, 112 BPM, genres: surf pop, sunshine psych, cosmic lounge pop, tone: bittersweet, dreamy, nocturnal, vocals: alternating smooth 60s-style male/female leads with croon and falsetto, duet choruses, lush harmonies, whispered lines, airy “ahh” pads, instrumentation: spring-reverb surf guitar, Hofner-style bass, brushed snare shuffle, tambourine shimmer, vibraphone sparkles, celeste chimes, Farfisa organ swells, harpsichord flourishes, Moog theremin sweeps, muted trumpet echoes, retro sci-fi FX, structure: ambient static intro → verse trade-offs → evolving choruses → halftime bridge with vocal round → guitar/vibraphone break → whispered reprise outro, production: analog warmth, ping-pong delay, plate reverb on harmonies, lo-fi tape hiss, groove: 6/8 swing with syncopated percussion, atmosphere: neon planetarium, boardwalk night sky, retro space transmissions, influences: 60s West Coast pop, Italian sci-fi scores, NASA audio, space-age lounge
2:47

Mint Condition
v4.5+
Key A major, 128 BPM, mid-tempo bounce with light swing, genres: J-pop, candy pop, bubblegum pop (anison polish), vibe: ultra-kawaii, flirty, sparkly, carefree, vocals: female solo, all-English, breathy playful lead with tiny up-inflections, 12-bar rap in verse 2, stacked high harmonies and chanty call-and-response on hooks, structure: 2-bar bell intro → verse → pre-chorus lift → big chorus → post-hook → verse 2 (rap) → half-time bridge → final chorus (+1 semitone) → tag, instruments: glockenspiel/mallet bell motifs, pizzicato strings, whistle lead doubling topline, soft Rhodes, clean rhythm guitar, rubbery sine-sub bass, claps/snaps/shaker/tambourine, subtle chiptune arps and coin dings, production: polished bright mix, light plate + short slap delay, gentle tuning, sidechained pads, rhythm: soft boom-bap kick/snare with swung hats, atmosphere: pastel candy shop, cultural: idol-style phrasing and city-pop chord colors, ‑metal, ‑metalcore, ‑death metal, ‑thrash, ‑hard rock, ‑punk rock, ‑pop-punk, ‑screamo, ‑grunge, ‑emo, ‑industrial, ‑EBM, ‑nu-metal, ‑dubstep, ‑brostep, ‑riddim, ‑trap (hip-hop), ‑EDM trap, ‑drill, ‑big room house, ‑electro house, ‑complextro, ‑hardstyle, ‑psytrance, ‑techno, ‑trance, ‑progressive house, ‑drum & bass, ‑jungle, ‑breakbeat, ‑UK garage, ‑2-step, ‑grime, ‑reggaeton, ‑dembow, ‑dancehall, ‑dub, ‑reggae, ‑afrobeat, ‑afrobeats, ‑amapiano, ‑ska, ‑funk rock, ‑blues, ‑country, ‑bluegrass, ‑Americana, ‑folk, ‑singer-songwriter, ‑gospel, ‑R&B slow jam, ‑neo-soul, ‑jazz (bebop, ‑fusion, ‑big band), ‑bossa nova, ‑tango, ‑classical, ‑orchestral cinematic/soundtrack, ‑dark ambient, ‑coldwave, ‑darkwave, ‑witch house, ‑goth, ‑vaporwave, ‑glitch/noise
3:35

Sleep Circuit
v4.5+
Key of A minor, 65 BPM, slow laid-back pulse with gentle swing, primary genres include lo-fi hip hop, minimalist electronic, lullaby-influenced downtempo, overall tone is cozy, nostalgic, dream-ready, vocal arrangement is soft male lead with airy doubles and light hum stacks, minimal syllables and long holds, instrumentation features detuned music box lead, warm sub-bass pillow, brushed snare and muted kick, vinyl hiss and room hum, soft analog pad, distant bell overtones, structure uses extended intro, two sparse verse figures, refrain-like center with motif return, short bridge that thins to near-silence before final pass, production style favors tape-worn texture, gentle compression, wide but not bright stereo field, groove is pocketed and unhurried with sidechain breathing, atmosphere suggests a dim bedroom and a tiny wind-up toy on a desk, unique signatures include wind-up ticks, key-release sigh, and a fading mechanical roll-down
4:10

Atlas Minor
v4.5+
Key of D major, 110 BPM, genres: cosmic lounge pop / surf-psych baroque beat with space-age lounge, tone: dreamy, wistful, hypnotic, Vocals: alternating male/female croon + falsetto, duet choruses, lush harmonies, airy “ahh” pads, whispered asides, Theremin is focal point: introduces the main motif, threads through verses, answers vocals in choruses, takes an expressive halftime solo, returns in the outro as a lullaby line, Instrumentation: spring-reverb surf guitar arpeggios, Hofner bass walk-ups, brushed snare shuffle + tambourine shimmer, vibraphone sparkles, celeste chimes, harpsichord flourishes, Farfisa swells, Mellotron flutes, muted trumpet, Structure: tape-hiss + tidal intro → verse/chorus trade-offs → halftime “cosmic drift” bridge with theremin/vocal round → vibraphone/theremin break → expansive final chorus → whispered fade, Production: analog warmth, ping-pong delay, plate reverb, Groove: 6/8 swing with syncopation, Atmosphere: seaside observatory, ocean tide and stars
2:56

Key of E major, 138 BPM, Genres: surf pop, baroque rock, sunshine beat, soft garage pop, Bright and upbeat earworm, blending jangly rhythm guitars and tremolo leads with upright piano, vintage combo organ, harpsichord flourishes, vibraphone sparkles, melodic bass, brushed drums, and tambourine, 60s-style male and female leads (light vibrato) alternate verses, while each chorus bursts into lush 3–4 part group harmonies, falsetto accents, stacked “ba-ba-ba” refrains, and echoing counterlines, Structure: riff intro → female verse → harmony chorus → male verse → playful call-and-response bridge with modulation → soaring final duet chorus → sudden stop, Groove: tight shuffle with light swing, Production: warm analog tape character, plate reverb, and wide stereo blend, Atmosphere: retro boardwalk daydream with gull SFX and a whistled hook, Clean tones, centered bass and kick, panned guitars, harmonies spread wide for radiant shimmer
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Catchy retro-futuristic instrumental powered entirely by a soaring theremin lead, evoking 1950s space-age cinema with playful atomic-era futurism, Genres: retro-futuristic, space age pop, space disco, the theremin stays constant throughout the track in eerie yet catchy arcs, leading melodies, echoing in breakdowns, and spiraling through every rise and fall, supported by shimmering synth pads, pulsing arpeggios, and retro drum grooves with brushed snares and warm kicks, a funky analog bassline adds momentum while vibraphone stabs and celesta sparkles provide cosmic shimmer, the track opens with radio static and oscillator hum before moving into a hypnotic theremin-led groove, shifts into spacious breakdowns with ghostly theremin echoes, then builds into a disco-tinged crescendo as the theremin rockets skyward, production blends lo-fi grit and retro polish with tape hiss, vinyl crackle, and stereo shifts, “Theremin Thrills” feels like a cosmic anthem from a future that never was
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In the key of E♭ major at a relaxed 112 BPM, this mid-tempo swing-ballad blends vocal jazz, swing-pop, and torch-song sentiment with a bittersweet yet playful cabaret warmth, A silky female lead, rich in chest tone with light vibrato, conversational ad-libs, and falsetto flourishes, is joined by close trio harmonies on the choruses, Muted brass sighs, clarinet obbligato, vibraphone sparkle, upright bass walking two-to-four, brushed snare and hi-hat, stride piano fills, and quarter-note guitar comping shape the ensemble, The form moves from a rubato intro into chorus call-and-response, a vibraphone chorus break, vocal re-entry, and a brass swell that subsides into a ritardando tag, The recording carries the unmistakable grain of 1930s shellac: monophonic presence, narrowed range, soft hiss and surface crackle under every phrase, faint scratches in the silences, and a rounded analog warmth that evokes a late-night Harlem bar, where swing and Broadway torch meet beneath velvet haze
