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Soul-Full Sounds Soul-Full Sounds Tempo: Medium Fast Alternate Tracks: 1 It's Goin' On 3:13 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: Soul, Retail, Modern Composer: Robert Casinghino 30 second organ, trumpet ProColorYellow Description: This song creates a perfect balance between old school and new style RnB with a modern Underscore drum beat under a classic soul song. Tempo: Slow Alternate Tracks: 2 Sweet Street 3:12 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: Modern, R and B, Retail Composer: Robert Casinghino 30 second keyboards, synth ProColorYellow Description: A slow grooved modern day RnB ballad in the style of Aliyah and many of the current female Underscore Soul/RnB artists. Tempo: Medium Alternate Tracks: 3 Groove d'Amore 3:12 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: Soul, Latin, Film Composer: Justin Casinghino 30 second piano, acoustic bass ProColorYellow Description: A Latin flavored RnB number with a seductive groove that is full of the passion that love can Underscore bring. An interesting middle section gives this multiple uses. Tempo: Medium Slow Alternate Tracks: 4 Groove Me Baby 3:05 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Jazz, Retail Composer: Dwayne Russell 30 second piano ProColorYellow Description: The new type of Smooth Jazz Soul/RnB heard on the airwaves around the world. Underscore Tempo: Medium Alternate Tracks: 5 The Legend of Chivalry 3:53 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: Soul, Modern, Retail Composer: Nicholas Cicero 30 second piano, synth, organ ProColorYellow Description: A Neo-Soul song in the style of John Legend that tells the story about the art of Chivalry. Underscore Moving with emotion. Tempo: Fast Alternate Tracks: 6 Signed & Received 2:42 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Nostalgia, Retail Composer: Robert Casinghino 30 second organ, sax ProColorYellow Description: A classic RnB song that brings the era of Motown with Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and Underscore Smokey to your door step. Tempo: Medium Alternate Tracks: 7 My Heart 3:18 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: Soul, Modern, Retail Composer: Nicholas Cicero 30 second synth, bass, clavinet ProColorYellow Description: You can't get much smoother than this track that just has an infectious groove like a heart Underscore beat in love. Tempo: Slow Alternate Tracks: 8 Smooth As The Keys 2:53 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Modern, Retail Composer: Robert Casinghino 30 second acoustic, wurlitzer electric piano ProColorYellow Description: Like the smooth soul sound from Alicia Keys to a modern Smokey Robinson song this burns Underscore with soul under a slow funk groove. Tempo: Medium Fast Alternate Tracks: 9 Cool Monday 3:11 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Jazz, Retail Composer: Dwayne Russell 30 second piano ProColorYellow Description: No matter what day of the week you can't get any cooler than this smooth groove that will Underscore make you want to relax or move your body. Tempo: Medium Alternate Tracks: 10 Backpacked 2:30 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Retail, Modern Composer: Nicholas Cicero 30 second keyboards, synth, horn samples ProColorYellow Description: A perfect example of how RnB is classified in the new millennium. Tempo: Medium Fast Alternate Tracks: 11 California Crusin' 4:26 Instruments Affiliation: Buncha Punks Pub. ASCAP 60 second Style: R and B, Retail, Modern Composer: Dwayne Russell /James Seville30 second keyboard, organ ProColorYellow Description: Picture yourself crusin' along with the top down along the California Coast or down Rodeo Underscore Drive - You can't cruise and smoother than this. All rights reserved Joodle Music / Buncha Punks Music - ASCAP and BeJoodle Music / Concottal Music BMI - www.freshmusic.com.
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