3:43
Her Bottle
v4.5-all
folk, Gentle folk ballad with female vocals, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft piano swells, and subtle strings, Intimate verses close-miked and whispery; chorus blooms wider with warm harmonies and light percussion, Cinematic arc: starts fragile, builds to a glowing final chorus, then ends on a single lingering guitar chord
3:47
Carbon Bloom
v4.5-all
Cinematic organic post-electronica; slow-build from intimate piano and brushed percussion into a widescreen, pulsing second half with evolving synth arps, live strings, and deep sub swells, Male vocals in a hushed, close-mic tone that gradually opens into stacked harmonies and a soaring, reverb-laden hook, Dynamic arc: tender verse → rising tension with rhythmic motifs → cathartic, anthemic final chorus that rides a long, textural outro, electronica
5:04
Steel Parade
v4.5-all
metal, Epic cinematic metal march with full brass band and pounding toms; snare-driven halftime groove that shifts into double-time surges, Low brass chugs like rhythm guitars, trumpets take searing lead lines, Choir-style gang vocals on the hook, huge bass drum hits and cymbal swells under a dark, triumphant energy arc, marching band
2:58
Static
v4.5-all
rock, Jagged experimental punk rock: detuned guitars in odd-meter riffs, drums lurch between driving 4-on-the-floor and sudden stabs, bass grinds with chorus on the verses then locks in tight on the hook, Male vocals, half-shouted/half-melodic, stack into gang shouts on the chorus; bridge fractures into spoken-word over feedback before slamming back into a final hook, Raw, hot mix that lets the edges poke out, experimental, punk
3:07
Circuit Dream
v4.5-all
Glossy bass house groove with pulsing sidechained synths and a rubbery, melodic bass line; cinematic pads swelling under filtered arps, Energy starts mysterious and low, then blooms into a euphoric main drop with chopped female vocals and wide, airy leads, Second pass adds brighter chords and subtle string swells for a climactic, festival-ready lift, groovy
3:06
Temple in the Sky
v4.5-all
Cinematic spiritual electronica with spacious pads, airy arps, and a rising synth lead over deep, steady kicks, Male vocals in a clear, emotive register, stacked harmonies on the hook, Arrangement blooms from minimal verse into a huge, uplifting chorus with side-chained chords and shimmering high-end textures; final chorus adds octave-doubled vocals and distant choral layers for an epic crescendo, electronic
3:13
The Window Glass
v4.5-all
folk, Cinematic melancholic piano folk, intimate male vocals close to the mic, Sparse, close-mic piano with soft pedal and subtle string swells under the chorus, Verses stay hushed and fragile; chorus widens with warm vocal doubles and distant reverb, Final bridge strips back to near-silence then blooms into a gentle, emotional outro
5:11
Disco Hero
v4.5-all
Big 70s studio sheen: four-on-the-floor groove, octave bassline, string section hits, clavinet and wah guitar trading riffs, Male vocals riding a bouncy midtempo pocket; verses playful and talky, chorus stacked with tight harmonies and crowd shouts, Bridge pushes into “epic” with soaring strings and tom fills before a final key-lift chorus