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Description: The title says it all. Classic disco goodness with a octave jumpin,', syncopated, groovy bassline, lush strings and horns, funky electronic piano and a classic vocal hook. This is actually A battle track for an RPG set in a demonic discotheque! Commissioned by Thor for an upcoming project! Thanks very much for entrusting me with such a groovy project!!
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The uncompressed/WAV download includes stems of individual instruments so you can make your own remixes, or arrangements. It aslo has a version without the vocal line.
Uses: Obviously a gritty cop drama set in 1970 new york about busting a discotheque that's a front for some nefarious goings on!
BPM: 130
ISRC: UKEZT2200003
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Tags: 70s, bass, dance, disco, drums, guitar, hand-claps, happy, horns, intense, pastiche, piano, seventies, silly, soul, strings, upbeat, vocals
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