4:19

Mercy
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klezmer, requinto, low energy, vinyl scratches, march, strong female voice, improvisational
2:54

Alligator Tears
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Philly drill no hi-hats hillbilly Philly drill drill Philly drill real growly gator man male vocals
3:16

Fun Funtimes
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High-energy indie-pop rock with male vocals, tom-heavy stomp groove and claps, overdriven bass and surf-tinged guitars, Verses stay tight and percussive with gang shouts tucked in; choruses explode into wide harmonies and open chords, Bridge drops to floor toms, low chant, then a final euphoric lift with crowd-style “whoa”s, dramatic, soul
3:03

Our Trip to Mexico
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A wild mashup: punchy punk drums and pirate-like gang vocals launch into the first verse, swaying with groovy bass and distorted guitar, Verses surge with emo-inflected melodies, each prechorus layering drill open hats and synths for tension, post chorus hitting with group shouts, The bridge drops to half-time and features a hypnotic bassline, then erupts back to full energy for an anthemic finish
3:15

Cranial Codependency
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rap, Grinding nu metal / industrial rap hybrid with warped synths, distorted bass, and stuttered machine percussion, Male vocals: verses half-whispered, half-spat in tight, syncopated flows; hook explodes with shouted gang vocals and thick guitar walls, Dynamics swing from tense, minimal pulses in the verses to chaotic, overdriven crashes in the chorus, with glitchy vocal chops echoing key phrases, industrial, nu metal
3:36

Glitch In Our Memories
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Dusty boom-bap swing under distorted tuba and plucked upright bass, slow head-nod bounce, Male vocals, close-mic’d and hushed-then-urgent, Verses ride a sparse pocket, bass and tuba trading riffs; hook swells with eerie choir pads and subtle tape wobble, Occasional filtered delays on key lines to blur reality-vs-memory, bounce, poetic
3:28

Instinct Over Intellect
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rap, Aggressive anime-trap cypher, male vocals, high-energy 150 BPM with staggered hi-hats, blown-out 808s, and glitchy synth arps, Verses spit double-time with sharp ad-libs and occasional pitched screams; hook explodes with stacked gang vocals and wide stereo bass, Short distorted risers into each section, then an abrupt, chopped ending that leaves the last word hanging, anime
4:23

Short-Term Memory Loss
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new wave synth-pop, 118 BPM, syncopated kick-snare, sidechained synth bass, gated reverb snare, arpeggiated Juno lead, chorus-drenched guitar chops, men’s choir stabs, glitch percussion edits, stereo delay throws, compressed drum bus, neon noir, driving hook lift
4:18

Rotten On The Vine
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Aggressive hip-hop beat with big sub bass and sharp trap hats, male vocals, Verses spit double-time in a tight pocket, distorted 808 hits underlining key punchlines, Each chorus explodes with layered gang vocals and shouted ad-libs, Bridge breaks into half-time with distorted bass swells and vocal doubles, then slams back into the final hook for a hard, abrupt end, lyrical
3:00

Time Is Running Out
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rap, High-energy ska-rap crossover with brass stabs, upstroke guitar, and bouncy bassline; male vocals in a playful, conversational flow, Verses ride a skanky groove with tight drums and shout-along ad-libs, chorus explodes into gang vocals and big horn hooks, Bridge drops to half-time with call-and-response crowd chants before a final, all-in finale, ska
3:14

Outer Limits in My Chart
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rap, Surreal sci‑fi trap, mid-tempo bounce, warped bell leads and icy plucks over deep sub, Male vocals, hushed and menacing in verses, hook opens with airy, layered harmonies, Glitchy ad-libs, filtered backing chants, and occasional tape-stop drops keep it otherworldly; 808s slide under a spacious, reverb-heavy mix, trap music
3:46

Why You Always Lie
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pop, Brooding dark-pop R&B, male vocals; sparse detuned keys and subby bass in the verses, half-time drums with crisp snaps, Choruses bloom with stacked harmonies, haunting pads, and a gritty lead synth doubling the topline, Bridge pulls everything back to filtered vocal and pulsing low end, then explodes into a final hook with ad-libs and distorted textures, r&b, deep
3:00

rock, Gritty R&B-punk hybrid, male vocals: dry, upfront lead over crunchy bass, swung drums, and jagged power-chord stabs, Verses stay half-spoken, half-sung with tight rhythm; chorus explodes with shouted harmonies and distorted backing doubles, Bridge drops to minimalist bass and claps, then snaps back with a screamed outro hook and gang vocals, punk, r&b
4:31

Fastidious, folksy, fairytale inspired folktronica-doowap dubstep, 5 9 time, 144 bpm, coarse salty female vocals and male eccentric singer
3:29

Make a Move
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Slinky lo-fi mamba-bounce groove at 110 BPM, dusty keys and woozy guitar chops over a swung, percussive low-end, Male vocals laid back and intimate, close-mic whisper-singing in the verses; hook opens with doubled leads and airy harmonies, Subtle ear-candy chops and filtered drops around the chorus to make the bounce feel addictive and replayable, bounce, lo-fi
4:39

Your Dealer's Ex
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Badlands inspired Distorted banjo led big baller dark pop Indonesian dark arts riptide trap music, 3/2 time, 128 bpm, howly seductive male vocals
4:32

Promises Envisioned
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Male vocals over droning Gregorian-inspired choirs, dusty lo-fi bounce, and woozy dubstep swells, Intro starts with stark unison chant, then a swung, sidechained beat and warped bass slide in under reverb-heavy bells, Chorus lifts with stacked harmonies, filtered noise risers, and a widening stereo field, Bridge gets trippy and spacious with echo-drenched vocal chops before a final, triumphant hook, bounce, dubstep, lo-fi
4:11

Holy, audacious, ceremonial magical, 432hz-110hz, 1950s jazz inspired tap dancing drill Chicago drill song 3/2 time, 144 bpm
4:26

Love in a Crazy Brain
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Dreary, Dubstep pipe organ dancehall drama punk-techno, 4/7 tempo, 101 bpm, dreamy rough male vocals
4:29

Pragmatic accordian punk-polka powerhouse ballad
4:13

Planchette Problems
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metal, Dark-humored goth synthwave meets nu metal; male vocals with a grumbly, half-spoken snarl in verses and a big haunted melodic hook in the chorus, Cold analog pads and warbling lead synths under palm-muted low guitars; tom-heavy, stomping drums that explode into double-time on chorus downbeats, Occasional whispered backing vocals panned wide and a distorted vocal delay throw on key words to feel like voices answering back, Bridge drops to pulsing synth and vocal before a final full-band slam, nu metal
4:39

Bad Ideas
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dark pop, minimalist trap, whispered lead vocals, half-spoken ad libs, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, muted sub-bass, brushed snare clicks, sparse kick pattern, tape saturation, room reverb, close mic intimacy, low-pass synth pad, fragmented hook chants, slow build arrangement, nocturnal self-reflection, anxious calm, 72 BPM, off-kilter groove
3:54

Have My Money
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Metal-rap with dark chiptune bounce, mechanical half-time drums, distorted bass synths, pirate-crew chants, and a grim 16-bit swing; verse rides sparse rattling percussion and buzzy arpeggios, pre-chorus tightens with rising bleeps and gang shouts, chorus hits with huge shouted doubles and chiptune brass stabs, Lead vocal is gritty and close-mic in verses, snarled and stacked on hooks; add glitch fills, reversed coin swells, and tape-stop turns between lines, Brightly crushed mix, savage and punchy, metal, rap
3:55

Mix It Up
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Hip-hop horror show with eerie binaural beat pulses and hemi-sync tension; mid-tempo swung drums, dusty kick-snare pocket, bubbling synth bass, and razor piano stabs, Verse 1 strips to drums and whispery doubled lead; chorus lands with gang vocals, chopped hooks, and a grimy sub swell, Verses 2-5 add more layers each round, bridge cuts to low drones and handclaps, final chorus opens wide with stacked doubles, reversed swells, and spooky ear-candy ticks, Close-mic male vocals, snarled ad-libs, bright-dark mix, punchy and claustrophobic, beats, hip-hop
4:24

Queue of Drums
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Tribal classical piano with a driving pulse, syncopated hand drums, and repeating minor-key piano figures that feel patient and tense; intro opens with lone piano and soft mallet hits, verse-like sections layer frame drum and low toms, a middle passage adds handclaps and octave runs, then the final section widens with fuller chords and ritual percussion, Close-mic piano, earthy and dramatic, with subtle room bloom, reverse cymbal swells, and a warm cinematic mix, classical piano
2:01

Fast start insta get into it, Epic, awesome, impossible not to love, crazy drums beautiful hip beat
3:17

Press Play (Mashed Up Remix)
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Hardy, sparky, uplifting, afropop 8-bit techno 1950s jazz 8-bit midi r&b soul soup healing 110hz
3:24

One in the Same (Samples Track)
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1950s gangsta rap, Daring, dashing, dazzling, dreamscape horror hero themed anime 1950s gangsta rap, fun bubbly Asian female gangsta rap singer
3:00

1950s gangsta rap, battle rap drill, 1950z gangsta rap, epic delivery, layered adlibs, echoes layered vocals, futuristic
4:07

The Reality (Sampled Track)
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Energetic, industrial emo punk pop dark pop black midi 8-bit midi music sample looped strategically throughout atop a fresh undertone beat with a 6/7 time at 123 BPM, ghostly wayward male vocals patterned after a drifting out of consciousness rant raver chanting and industrial emo punk pop dark pop black midi 8-bit midi music sample looped super ear worm song
3:07

Date Night Drama
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Indie pop trap metal with a jittery half-time groove, metallic downstrokes over trap hats and rubbery bass; verse rides tight and snarky with dry close-mic vocals, pre-chorus strips to snapped drums and filtered synth, chorus slams in with shouted doubles and gang hooks, Ear candy: reversed cymbal swells, glitchy fill-ins, and a synth-bell lift before the last chorus, Bright, abrasive, punchy mix with a cheap digital edge, metal, indie pop, drama
4:12

Praise the Oddballs
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Gospel-rock fused with punk-pop polka at a brisk, stomping tempo; verse rides crunchy guitar, oompah tuba bursts, and handclap kick patterns, pre-chorus strips to gang vocals and snare roll, chorus hits with full choir stacks, hammered piano, and jagged power-chord lift, Lead vocal is rough and joyful with doubled hooks, shouted ad-libs, and short echo throws, Accordion flourishes, bar-band brass stabs, and a splashy cymbal pickup drive transitions; bright, loud, and sweaty mix, polka, punk, gospel, pop, rock
4:04

First, dark, dark pop, Gospel-rock×punk-pop polka inspired trap metal acoustic folk song to a 3/3 time, 99 bpm, solace male vocals rapper soul acoustic folk
3:15

Oh My God (Sampled Track)
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Afropop-infused R&B drill with a slow chill swing, off-kilter traditional drums, looping sample chops, and dusty keyboard vamps; verse rides sparse kick, shakers, and hand drums, pre-chorus opens with stacked harmonies and a rising bass slide, chorus lands on a brighter hook with group replies and short delay throws; bridge strips to the sample and voice, then final chorus returns with extra percussion fills, reversed swells, and a warm close-mic, intimate mix, drill, slow, r&b
2:48

Feast for Me
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Pop-rap with bouncy midtempo groove, swung drums and a rubbery bassline; verse rides sparse claps and pizzicato synth, pre-chorus strips to handclaps and a rising vocal stack, chorus opens with bright stomp snaps and gang vocals on the hook, Add reverse cymbal swells into each lift, little bell flashes between phrases, and a final key change feel in the last chorus, Crisp, glossy mix with punchy low end and wide hook vocals
2:53

Brass in the Heat
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Gangsta rap with a menacing mid-tempo bounce, syncopated trap drums and a swaggering tuba riff carrying the low end; verse rides sparse with clipped ad-libs and half-time pockets, pre-chorus strips to tuba, clap, and tense vocal chants, chorus hits with stacked gang vocals and blunt call-and-response, Add tape-stop stutters into each hook, horn gliss accents on line endings, and a sub-bump under the tuba, Tight close-mic lead, doubled on the hook, dry and aggressive mix with glossy top-end, rap
2:24

All the Buzz
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J-pop inspired hardcore gangsta rap with frantic double-time drums, bouncy bass, and halftime crash-outs; verses hit with clipped rap pockets, shouted crew ad-libs, and playful pitch-bent chant doubles, Pre-chorus tightens into a squealing build and handclap snaps, chorus bursts open with bright group vocals and call-and-response hooks, Ear candy: reverse sweeps, synth sparkles, and sudden stop-start drops, Mix is glossy, loud, and punchy with a street-edge grin, rap, hardcore, j-pop
3:33

Hello Mr Moto
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Novelty barbershop quartet with sharp beatbox percussion, swung four-part harmonies, and clipped stomp accents; verses trade lead lines and tight chord punches, pre-chorus strips to mouth bass and breathy beatbox fills, chorus opens into stacked close harmony with shouted tag responses, Add handclap snaps, reversed vocal pickups, and a sudden bass-stop before the last hook, Bright, dry, punchy a cappella mix with gritty group yell energy
4:39

Mirror Split (Who Am I Now?)
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Drum and bass, high-strung and menacing with hyperactive breakbeats, reese bass surges, tense synth stabs, and a shadowy four-part arc: verse rides clipped low-end pressure; pre-chorus strips to bare drums and a rising pulse; chorus hits with doubled vocal hooks and jagged bass hits; bridge drops to half-time tension before a final frantic lift, Close-mic lead vocal with stacked doubles, frantic ad-libs, delay throws on key words, reversed swells into each drop, vinyl grit and sharp sidechain pump, dark and glossy mix, poetic, drum and bass
4:11

Winter Roses
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Metal trap R&B with half-time stomp, rattling hi-hats, distorted sub hits, and slick soulful chords; verse rides sparse 808 pulses and scraped guitar harmonics, pre-chorus opens into stacked harmonies and snare lifts, chorus crashes with screamed doubles and a velvet lead line, Add reversed swells, icy bell stabs, and chain-rattle ear candy between phrases, Wide, glossy, and bruised in the mix, r&b, metal
2:45

Velvet Paws
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Novelty pop with bouncy mid-tempo swing, rubbery bassline, handclaps, and a light disco pulse; verse stays playful and sparse, pre-chorus adds filtered harmonies and little percussion ticks, chorus opens with stacked lead vocal and a backup choir of meowing cats answering every hook word, Add meow ad-libs, quick risers into the chorus, tiny bell accents between lines, and a glossy bright mix with wide stereo vocals and crisp punch
3:22

Needle-Flicker (Mashed Up Remix)
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Dark, Erotic, dramatic, 1950s gangsta rap×jazz noir×gangsta rap, bass, upright bass, dance drums, traditional drums l, cello plucks to accentuate the beat, gritty 1950s jazz male deep voiced male vocals
3:40

Smile (Once in a While)
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1950s gangsta rap, jazz noir, rap opera, upright bass pizzicato, brushed dance drums, muted trumpet stabs, cello plucks, baritone sax riffs, vinyl crackle, tape saturation, plate reverb, mono drum compression, half-time swing, 96 BPM, cinematic menace, sultry danger
3:59

No Halos in the Ash
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1920s gangsta rap fused with grunge riffs and jazz noir swing; mid-tempo boom-bap feel with swung snare, upright bass, distorted French horn stabs, and grimy guitar scrapes, Verse rides bare bass, kick, and brushed snare; pre-chorus tightens with horn falls and rising crash; chorus hits with gang vocal chants and clipped guitar chugs, Gritty close-mic lead, double-tracked hook, ad-lib shouts, tape hiss, vinyl crackle, and a dark wide mix with punchy low end, rap, jazz, grunge
3:51

Scared (Too Close)
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Gangsta rap with 1920s jazz grit, swung pocket over dark upright bass, dusted drums, and distorted player-piano stabs; verse rides sparse bass and old-time radio crackle, pre-chorus tightens with muted horn swells and tape wobble, chorus hits with gang shouts and a chopped piano hook, Close-mic lead, doubled on key lines, delay throws on the hook, bright but grimy mix with smoky room depth, rap, jazz, old-time

