2:40

Ethio-jazz, modal Jazz, Chilled rap, Minimal phrases centered around the minor pentatonic scale connect, polyrhythmic
instrumentation
vibraphone: Decorative high-pitched minimal arpeggios
Synth pad : Create a smooth flow and build up of transitions, and layer chords on the bridge chorus]
Synth piano: Chopping up the code in short rhythms
electric guitar: Create a smooth flow and build up of transitions
bass:8-beat syncopated
slap bass: Only chorus is used
2:06

Fly Agaric🍄🍄
Custom
jazz-funk jam in the style of late-1990s Medeski Martin & Wood, Tempo around 95 BPM, deep pocket, hip-hop influenced groove, Dark, playful, slightly dirty winter atmosphere, Hammond B3 organ with wah-wah, subtle distortion, and analog effects, played in a loose, percussive manner rather than clean chord voicings, (John Medeski-style approach)
Drums with a heavy backbeat and loop-like feel, mixing jazz kit playing with hip-hop sensibility and Afro-inspired polyrhythms, (Billy Martin-style drumming)
Upright double bass played with strong groove and ghost notes, sometimes approaching electric bass phrasing but keeping acoustic texture, (Chris Wood-style bass)
Electric jazz guitar with bluesy, angular phrasing, short motifs, space-conscious improvisation, occasional harmonic disruption, (John Scofield-style guest guitarist)
2:36

ベニテングダケ🍄🍄
Custom
A minimal, experimental blend of avant-garde jazz and acid jazz with chanson flair: verses ride on a Dm vamp with sparse bass lines, delicate mute trumpet phrases, and fragmented saxophone motifs, Drums play off-kilter, lightly textural grooves, Choruses open harmonically, using Em–A7–Dm–Galt, with trumpet and sax weaving freeform melodic lines while bass and drums maintain space and unstable rhythms, Each section plays with silence and improvisation, leaving sonic room for tension and surprise, Minimal avant-garde/acid jazz with chanson touches: Dm verse vamp, sparse bass, mute trumpet and sax with fractured lines, experimental/spacey drums; chorus shifts to Em–A7–Dm–Galt, with trumpet/sax improvising, bass/drums keeping sparse, textural feel, [warm analog mix, smooth dynamics, rich mids, natural reverb, intimate vocal presence]
2:51

Opens with sparse, earthy textures—dry hand percussion, calabash, and muted guitar ostinato, A hypnotic, cyclical groove rooted in Wassoulou traditions, slightly off-grid and breathing, Lead vocal intimate and expressive, with subtle melisma and call-and-response echoes, Gradually layers organic elements: ngoni-like plucks, soft bass pulse, handclaps, and low chants, No heavy EDM drop—rhythm evolves through density and interlocking patterns, Percussion remains raw and tactile, with space between hits, Atmosphere warm, dusty, and sunlit—minimal yet deeply grooving, Occasional ambient textures or distant chorus to add depth without losing intimacy
3:11

Opens with chant-like, layered polyrhythmic percussion in a traditional mbalax groove—featuring talking drums, sabar, and claps, Builds into bright, melodic EDM with syncopated synth stabs, four-on-the-floor kick, digital bass, but retains the intricate percussive mbalax rhythms throughout
3:06

A British-style brass band and percussion only—strictly brass and percussion, with absolutely no woodwinds, strings, or pads, The overall key is harmonic minor, The piece opens with a snare drum roll that evokes the atmosphere of a circus, beginning with a heavy, eerie feel, supported by a soft bass drum and the sparkling glint of rapid suspended cymbals, The cornet enters as a somber lead voice, playing a lyrical solo melody over the rich harmonies of the section, The flugelhorn adds a velvety response and inner warmth, the tenor horn forms a mellow chorale, the baritone and euphonium sing counterlines, the trombone adds soft swells and acts as the glue of the harmony, and the tuba carries the rounded, breath-like bass, It maintains ample breathing room, gentle syncopation, a natural concert hall atmosphere, and subtle glockenspiel highlights, The “Climax” is a decisive, ritualistic cadenza inspired
3:50

Psy-glich, Electro, Funk
Grotesque carnival funk, glitch-infected grooves, the pulse of sit-trance and sleazy industrial glam collide, dark and theatrical, yet captivating, twisted Coriolanus melodies, eerie synths, distorted basslines, gritty and bold drums with a cyberpunk edge, Groovy yet eerie, like a burlesque sideshow in a haunted house, Vocals are sulky, growling, or vocoded, blending desire and menace, The drop features distorted effects, low-end growls, and circus screams, chaotic and wet, ‑vocal : male
4:53

3:32

ハッピーリミクス Yellow version
Custom
Style: LOUNGE BREAKS, BREAKBEAT and HIPHOP blended 80s Japanese Electro Pop, Tempo: 140bpm]
Structure: Repeating motifs that evolve gradually, Robotic energy, [Instrument Instructions]
FM E, Piano: play main motif with syncopation
Moog Bass: powerful sequenced bassline, straight 8th notes
JP-8000 Supersaw: wide unison chords, open the filter in chorus
FM Bell: add short staccato fills
Sylenth1 Pluck: rhythmic sidechain style accents
Solina Strings: pad layer supporting harmony, slow attack
808 Drums: tight kick, dry clap, rapid hihat patterns
TB-303: enter in the bridge with acid filter sweeps
FX: subtle chorus and reverb for retro future vibe
Overall: mechanical groove with playful electronic spirit
2:33

歪曲(ゆがみ)の森
Custom
A hypnotic japanese minimal, avant-garde jazz blended IDM piece in at 60-70 BPM, Wood bass lays modal lines under echoing hand pan melodies, basic chord progression goes to " VI△7 - I△7 - III/IV# - IIIm/VI"
A gentle agoustic guitar solo on intro and interlude while sparse timbales, shaker, and wind chimes weave polyrhythmic textures with Atmospheric textures deepen the calm ambiance throughout
Duet female vocals with Handpan
clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals
3:02

The Forest of Distortion
Custom
A hypnotic, avant-garde jazz blended IDM piece in Phrygian mode at 60-70 BPM, Wood bass lays modal lines under echoing hand pan melodies, A gentle oboe solo on intro and interlude while sparse timbales, shaker, and wind chimes weave polyrhythmic textures with Atmospheric textures deepen the calm ambiance throughout
Duet female vocals with Handpan
clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals
2:51

1:43

8-bit chiptune, A square wave lead melody plays a syncopated, ascending and descending arpeggiated pattern, A pulse wave bassline follows a steady eighth-note rhythm, Percussion consists of white noise bursts for the snare and a short, gated noise pulse for the kick, Basic Chord progression: IV△7 - IIIm7 - III♭dim7 -II, The arrangement features rapid pitch slides and vibrato typical of early programmable sound generators, Key of C Major, 120 BPM, 4/4 time signature
vocal : Autotuned female Kawaii voice
2:12

8-bit chiptune, A square wave lead melody plays a syncopated, ascending and descending arpeggiated pattern, A pulse wave bassline follows a steady eighth-note rhythm, Percussion consists of white noise bursts for the snare and a short, gated noise pulse for the kick, Basic Chord progression: VI△7 - IIIm7 - III♭dim7 -IIm7, The arrangement features rapid pitch slides and vibrato typical of early programmable sound generators, Key of C Major, 120 BPM, 4/4 time signature
2:27

Style: LOUNGE BREAKS, BREAKBEAT and HIPHOP blended 80s Japanese Electro Pop, Tempo: 140bpm]
Structure: Repeating motifs that evolve gradually, Robotic energy, [Instrument Instructions]
FM E, Piano: play main motif with syncopation
Moog Bass: powerful sequenced bassline, straight 8th notes
JP-8000 Supersaw: wide unison chords, open the filter in chorus
FM Bell: add short staccato fills
Sylenth1 Pluck: rhythmic sidechain style accents
Solina Strings: pad layer supporting harmony, slow attack
808 Drums: tight kick, dry clap, rapid hihat patterns
TB-303: enter in the bridge with acid filter sweeps
FX: subtle chorus and reverb for retro future vibe
Overall: mechanical groove with playful electronic spirit
2:53

An afro-jazz drill track featuring piano soloing, with slightly gospel feeing and rapid percussive rhythms, Layers of intricate jazz piano solos weave in and out over a deep
2:51

intro: Start singing right away
An afro-jazz drill track featuring piano soloing, with slightly gospel feeing and rapid percussive rhythms, Layers of intricate jazz piano solos weave in and out over a deep, The arrangement features evolving sections, merging drill’s intensity with afro-jazz textures, [clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals]
3:06

Deconstruct slowcore and IDM / glitch-hop at a restrained mid-tempo, A mathematically stable groove anchors the track: dry, precise kick; clipped, bit-reduced snare with subtle, intentional micro-timing shifts, Hi-hats appear sparsely, sometimes collapsing into brief digital dust, acoustic guitar arpeggios form a quiet harmonic scaffold, gently panned and slowly drifting, treated with light chorus and short delay—clear, never washed out, Oboe functions as a false sub-bass: deep, breathy, spatial, occasionally ducked or erased, creating presence through absence, Muted trumpet phrases float as semi-melodic fragments, processed with gentle pitch instability, packet-loss artifacts, and soft signal jitter, suggesting memory decay rather than aggression, Noise is used sparingly and rhetorically: short bursts of static, radio hiss, data clicks, and frequency band swaps (high/low cuts, left/right inversion, near/far shifts)
3:39

Bloomer - The Antidote
Custom
laid back reggae groove at 72 bpm deep pocket swing offbeat Reggae, Ska, Rock, Pop Rock guitar with warm tape saturation rounded dub bass with subtle glide okinawan sanshin melodic phrases echoing in delay relaxed male vocal with light jamaican patois inflection not exaggerated slightly behind the beat phrasing chorus opens with bright ska horns and airy reverb dub style drops with spring reverb tape echo throws and spacious percussion tails
clean studio mix low noise floor controlled dynamics balanced eq clear vocals, ‑male vocal
3:00

recorder ensemble build airy, textured chords for a tranquil intro, A playful, bass clarinet creates melodic lines, blending with IDM and alternative RnB influences, Lush bass underpins, while Kawaii future bass elements add sparkle, all anchored by an infectious amapiano groove, Tempo goes 130 BPM
3:29

Expressing the world of JAPAN MINIMALISM through Japanese songs, A female whispered vocalist delivers gentle lines over deconstructed slowcore: sparse, delayed acoustic guitar pairs with lo-fi percussion, IDM blended Glitch-laced folk drones wander hymns, melody dancing just like melting into amorphous catharsis as textural chaos swells
[instrumentastion]
[ piano 1 / Old vinyl piano with vinyl crackle : single lead melody ]
[ piano 2 / Old vinyl piano with vinyl crackle : eighth note and sixteenth note chords ]
[ piano 3 / single note, ostinato ]
[clean guitar : chord scrumming with slight reverb]
[acoustic bass : minimal note, mainly root ]
[drums : simple 8 beat, with old school rhythm]
[ sound effect : Small noises in field recordings ]
[intro : 4 bars single note of vinyl piano with minimal beat of drums]
3:08

3:08

A hypnotic, avant-garde jazz piece, Tenor Saxophone play leading melody and fast imprivisation with a mainly Mixolydian Scale and mode and Wood bass lays modal lines under echoing hand pan melodies, while sparse timbales, shaker, and wind chimes weave polyrhythmic textures, Ambient synth pads swell and recede unpredictably, crafting a spacious, experimental atmosphere
2:58

Minimalist arrangement centers on slide guitar with fender telecaster like Ry Cooder play style, supported by sparse upright bass and earthy piano chords, drums—creates interlocking, syncopated Chicago blues, weaving through the open Americana texture
2:55

vocal female vocaloid voice Vocaloid, J-pop, electronic
glitchy experimental electro with restless polymetric drums and splintered percussion male vocals weaving rhythmically through angular synth arps verses stay tight and tense with dry close mic delivery chorus blooms into wide stacked harmonies and bright layered leads occasional stutter edits and reverse swells push a bold futuristic climax before a sudden drop to minimal textures
4:39

ECM style Jazz, A hypnotic, avant-garde jazz piece in Phrygian mode at 60-70 BPM, Wood bass lays modal lines under echoing hand pan melodies, while sparse timbales, shaker, and wind chimes weave polyrhythmic textures, Ambient synth pads swell and recede unpredictably, crafting a spacious, experimental atmosphere
4:04

Classical, opera aria, Baroque → Progressive Rock (70s symphonic prog)
[Tempo: 70 BPM → 78 BPM (after interlude, slightly pushing forward)]
[Key: original minor → modulate up a whole step after interlude]
[Structure]
Intro (strings, harpsichord)
Verse 1–2 (traditional aria style)
Repeat (ornamented soprano)
[INTERLUDE → FULL TRANSFORMATION]
Prog section (band enters explosively)
Final verses (grand, dramatic, amplified)
[Instrumentation BEFORE interlude]
String quartet, harpsichord, soft continuo, chamber ambience
[Instrumentation AFTER interlude]
Distorted electric guitar (sustain, melodic lead)
Electric bass (round, slightly overdriven)
Double drum kit (wide toms, dramatic fills, cymbal swells)
Analog synthesizers (Moog, Mellotron choir, ARP strings)
Pipe-organ style synth layers
Large mixed choir (operatic + prog style backing vocals)
[Vocal]
Female soprano (clear, operatic, vibrato-rich)
→ after interlude: more powerful projection, slight rock edge, layered harmonies
3:07

3:49

A laid-back Hiphop, rap and Chillstep fusion at 90bpm, built around lush electric piano chords, Snare rolls and subtle hi-hats float over deep sub-bass, with gliding synth pads filling out the atmosphere, Gentle melodic motifs and minimal beats layer to keep the groove calm and immersive
3:14

[style]
minimal ambient, avant-garde fashion soundscape, slow tempo, sparse arrangement, tension through repetition
[vocal]
female whispered vocal, dry, intimate, close-mic
male chant ensemble, low register, distant, ritualistic
[structure]
intro: whispered observation, free timing
minimal pulse enters gradually
chant repeats and evolves
no big chorus, no drop
outro fades unresolved
[instrumentation]
soft sub bass pulse, very minimal kick
granular pads, airy noise textures, subtle glitch
no bright leads, no busy percussion
[spatial]
large hall reverb for chant only
wide stereo, slow movement
[mood]
cold, controlled, elegant, slightly uncanny
3:20

hyper modern jazz ensemble with a strong modern and avant garde focus angular piano voicings and expanded harmony restless swing inflected drums with polyrhythmic accents upright bass walking lines that slip into elastic free time figures soprano and tenor saxophones trading abstract exploratory phrases trumpet adding sharp spatially treated motifs electric guitars using textured chords and sparse leads marimba and latin percussion used as colorful rhythmic layers dynamic arcs that move from hushed intimate passages to explosive group improvisation immersive spacious mix with detailed stereo imaging
vocal style contemporary a cappella vocal group aesthetic in the spirit of A cappella, Pop, Christmas music tight harmonic stacking and rhythmic precision with a clear intimate female lead vocal supported by layered vocal harmonies subtle vocal percussion elements blended into the groove
tempo 90 100 bpm
dynamics adjust peak volume to prevent feedback and crackling spatial effects are
2:33

Opens with chant-like, layered polyrhythmic percussion in a traditional mbalax groove—featuring talking drums, sabar, and claps, Builds into bright, melodic EDM with syncopated synth stabs, four-on-the-floor kick, digital bass, but retains the intricate percussive mbalax rhythms throughout
2:44

[style]
Shibuya-kei slowcore, 78 BPM, key of G major, soft lo-fi texture, minimal arrangement, jazzy pop harmony, vintage city pop feel, mellow and nostalgic
[chord progression]
Gmaj7 – F7 – Bbmin7 – Amin7 (loop, smooth transitions, highlight F7 as a gentle secondary dominant, avoid strong resolution)
[instrumentation]
clean chorus electric guitar, muted jazz bass, soft brushed drums, Rhodes electric piano, light vibraphone accents, very soft string pad
[groove]
laid-back, slightly behind the beat, floating feel, avoid heavy funk groove
[vocal]
female vocal in the style of Japanese Shibuya-kei singers, inspired by Maki Nomiya, soft, airy, whispery, elegant and slightly detached, playful phrasing with subtle irony, no powerful belting, keep it light and refined, gentle layered harmonies in chorus
[lyrics theme]
urban night, stylish café, sunglasses, quiet romance, light humor, fashionable atmosphere
[mix]
warm, soft, slightly lo-fi, smooth highs, intimate and clean
2:34

Experimental hip hop and glitch hop, A dry, punchy kick drum and a crisp snare with a short decay drive the rhythm at 95 BPM in 4/4 time, A recurring vocal chop
3:41

満月レストラン
Custom
Slowcore and lo-fi ballad with soukous-inspired springy guitars weaving gentle counter-melodies over lazy, brushed drums and warm tape hiss, male laide back vocals close-mic’d and intimate, almost whispered in the verses; choruses bloom with soft double-tracking and airy harmonies, Bass stays round and melodic, subtly echoing the soukous groove while the overall tempo remains unhurried and hazy, lo-fi
clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals
female airy backing vocals, soft unison then harmony on final line
4:13

Dust on the Dancefloor
Custom
Slowcore meets lo-fi soukous groove, male vocals, Lazy, intertwined guitar lines over a soft, loping drum pocket, bass pulsing gently underneath, Basic chord progression : IV△7 - I△7 - III/IV# -IIIm/VI, Verses stay hushed and close-mic’d; choruses bloom with doubled vocals and hazy room reverb, Occasional tape-warp swells and distant shakers create a dreamy, late-night sway, lo-fi
clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals
female airy backing vocals, soft unison then harmony on final line
2:36

Gee Bee Racer
Custom
minimal electronic track, 85 bpm, mechanical pulse rhythm with slight human timing imperfections, metallic textures and soft engine-like hum, filtered noise like wind, very minimal drums, spacious arrangement, calm spoken-style vocal, slightly lo-fi and vintage tone, intimate and reflective, inspired by early aviation and experimental aircraft design, not aggressive, subtle emotional depth
clean studio mix, low noise floor, controlled dynamics, balanced EQ, clear vocals
3:37

ハイになろう
v5.5
Traditional Japanese, minimal blennded A high-energy fusion: hard-hitting hip hop verses trade off with hypnotic Durban Kwaito rhythms and chant-like hooks, Deep House bass and atmospheric pads underpin the groove, while Bhangra dhol and tumbi inject syncopated brightness, EDM builds and drops bring festival intensity
4:04

Experimental Post Melodic Hardcore × Noise Art Rock × Urban surreal Spoken and Broken fragmented freestyle Rap, anti-hook structure, breath-driven phrasing, strong MPC drunken Groove, Swing breakcore Rock × theatrical expressive ASMR Close Vocal × Experimental Kawaii Electronica × Fragmented BreakMath Groove × Old School Shoegaze Attitude Wall of sound × Digital Psyche surreal digital atmosphere, [FOXCore with H, E, E, × Extreme Proximity Speech × Nervous System Drive × Silence Fragment Architecture]
Groove Core:
stop-start rhythm, fragmented pulse, sudden silence breaks, unstable timing
Texture:
distorted guitar bursts with cute, dry aggressive drums, midrange bass pressure, extreme close spoken vocal
Vocal Style:
whisper to shout dynamic speech, theatrical urban narration, pause-driven phrasing, breath-audible articulation, ‑-no over-singing, ‑-no dense arrangement, ‑-no EDM drop, ‑-no harsh high-end, ‑-no over-compression





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