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underworld underworld is a dark menacing dubstep track with lots of bass. be sure to check out the "to hell" remix as well featuring the vocals of hig...
pop song orchestral intro an orchestral intro that could be suited for a pop song.
first come the horns and then the cellos playing the theme.
tried...
hoody sweater 'hoody sweater'
mielle / boddyker / thedeepr
flac file :
http://bocrewofficialwebsite.bandcamp.com/track/hoody-sweater
r...
lullaby took the original vocal and worked a ballad track around it. media,remix,bpm_095_100,trackback,in_video,ballad,bass,drums,female_vocals,guitar...
streets of vienna this is a fine upload from rocavaco - in the true spirit of freesounds.org media,remix,bpm_085_090,ambient,downtempo,female_vocals,f...
oberheim xpander theme a simple theme played with the mighty oberheim xpander synth. a soft sound with an airy reverb. sample,media,bpm_070_075,trackb...
reflection looking back i am not too happy about the way my remix of inside outside has turned out. so i hope that this one stands the test of time a ...
goodbye shadow (the lofi remix) i meant this to be a little lo-fi, like an old 60s record. however, this record seems to have been played a lot! media...
pleather boots played at 80bpm, with a maraca in one hand and a mallet in the other. double-tracked part of it. ,sample,media,bpm_080_085,ccplus,non_c...
what cha need "what cha need"
g.wills / lomon / j.lang / thedeepr / bocrew
covert art : http://bocrewofficialwebsite.bandcamp.com/
rmx produc...
what i gotta do [3 phase mix] [b]music[/b] by jupiter skydive
[b]vocals[/b] by the spaced out crew feat. t-rex, d.dot adp and q
100 bpm, key of ...
streets of vienna this is a field recording made at a subway station in vienna. the voice immediately caught my attention. it is an unknown begging wo...
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