
International Strange Music Day
In 1998 the American Patrick Grant declared August 24 International Strange Music Day. The idea is to open up new acoustic terrain. To offer something the ear has never heard before. Photo: Dominik Vanyi on unsplash.com
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Tourist Invasion UBM 2471
'That's wonderful' sings a clownesque voice over fast piano and percussion. A quirky track for commercials, cartoons or posts about circuses and carnivals.
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G In Da House TWPM 024
Swagger hard-hitting urban beat with hooky massive synth lead and distorted vinyl samples.
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Bubblegum Dreams UBM 2485
A squeaky synth line, glitchy vocal snippets and a friendly pounding beat characterize this track. Hyperpop straight out of the GenZ youth room.
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Psycho Leaders UBM 2244
Experimental, avantgarde string piece with bits of noise and free improvisation. Disharmonious, troubling, ominous, sinister. Underscore version with added free drumming.
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Progress UBM 2351
Unusual soundscape with experimental classical elements. Strings, hard piano tones and a drum create an atmosphere of hurry, agility and experimentation. Demanding and avant-garde.
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Question Marks UBM 2267
Interesting synthesizer sound for art exhibitions, comedy or contributions from the cultural scene.
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Neon Sign UBM 2298
Futuristic, well paced, deep electronica, atmospheric, positive tension.
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Disturbed Piano UBM 2270
Dissonant piano track. Suitable for disturbing images or horror movies. Piano.
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Sluggish Samba UBM 2264
Ironic samba for children's films, animated films and family films.