Out of Phase

Easy going and relaxed, this garage rock track has a care-free and loose feel and a scratchy, lo-fi sound that holds male vocals and a backing band together.

2:10 · 124 BPM

Shimmering electric guitar chords meld with dreamy, distant male vocals over an upbeat, lo-fi rock band.

2:26 · 136 BPM

Summertime is here and the living is easy - breezy, textured acoustic guitar strums under cheerful male vocals singing about summertime, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

2:51 · 152 BPM

Distinctive, child-like male vocals are drowned out by a warm, upbeat acoustically-driven backing ballad - a song about growing up and longing for love.

1:02 · 99 BPM

A loose and fun 90s feel is created by a warm, lo-fi garage band sound and crooning, muffled male vocals singing about a girl named Tiffany.

3:20 · 71 BPM

Endearing male vocals and a bright, feel-good acoustic guitar riff create an honest and sweet love song, building in distortion and pace as drums and electric guitars enter mid-way.

4:24 · 140 BPM

Endearing male vocals croon over a gentle, bittersweet electric guitar riff, building into anthemic lo-fi choruses.

5:31 · 95 BPM

A gentle and easy-going acoustic guitar leads this relaxed ballad, with male vocals singing slightly-dark lyrics about the lawless, crazy land of Calexico.

2:24 · 120 BPM

A distorted, classic-rock guitar riff opens this track, leading to endearing male vocals and backing vocal "oohs" over a confident and positive garage rock backing.

4:35 · 153 BPM

Reverb-laden male vocals sing triumphantly on top of a gentle and upbeat acoustic guitar, building into distorted and anthemic choruses.

4:14 · 80 BPM