Description : a song to watch the stars with your loved ones
Description : Japanese Sounds
Description : Japanese Beat. Without these voc chops
Description : Hope u like it,cheers.
Description : 90's Boom Bap Beat x Japanese Hip Hop Instrumental - Another Collab... with Nigma! Hope you all like it & Keep on PLAY!
Description : japanese trap beat
basic
Description : mellow smooth chill beat
this might be Korean or Japanese flavor
I'm not a beat maker nor trackmaker.
I am a top liner from South Korea.
Description : This is an old beat way back from when I started producing. I just re-mixed/mastered it and added vocals(Japanese) from Vocaloid5 (VoiceBank Is Gumi)
For some odd reason, theres a pop at the beginning, it doesn't have it in the project though..
If you want to use any part of this, be it the beat or the vocals, do let me know.
Enjoy yo!
Description : Japanese style beat
comment please!
Description : japanese boom bap vibes.enjoy
Description : Japanese trap
Description : TRAPANESE
Shouts provided by my friend, he did an amazing job (he's japanese himself)
Description : An emotional oriental-inspired chillstep/melodic dubstep journey.
[In Japanese folklore, Oni are a kind of yōkai, or supernatural ogre, or trolls in Japanese folklore. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. This song can be a soundtrack to you encountering and fighting the beast.]
Hope you enjoyyyy!
:)
Description : Ambient track
You can imagine yourself flying in a futuristic city like in Blade Runner.
Cakewalk Sonar :(...
Check out my other tracks on looperman
https://www.looperman.com/users/tracks/1077378
Sample voice katrinabarr04
https://www.looperman.com/acapellas/detail/6865/japanese-nice-to-meet-you-by-katrinabarr04-120bpm-ethnic-acapella
Description : https://soundcloud.com/xsickxraskepx
Description : a anime style song i'm writing for my gf using jap anime style structure. i've only uploaded the 1:30 version but i do plan on finishing it. all tracks are original by me which include gtr, bass, and drums.
i made the bass more driven that the guitar. this is a mix i made where the bass is more predominate but i still am not used to Eqing this way yet so any advice i will take note and use.
i am looking for a colab but a japanese vocalist ( preferably female) but i'll take what i can get.
i do not get on here often so best bet is my email.
Description : trap japanese ;)
Description : loops by
minor2go
callmeking
troysgone
immrnoobheadfu1
arkzyy-
jackdoeslof
Description : Tokiiro stands for the color of the Japanese crested ibis. Simply, pink close to yellow. A few number of the birds observed in Sadogashima, Nigata of northern Japan. They flew over the Asian continent long ago. I imagined this scenery. Part of chord progression refers to the excellent Jazz pianist web site.
Description : This tune describes the scene where we can see in pond in the Japanese old temple garden.
Description : Future Funk Style, or Vaporwave? I don't really know, tell me what you guys and gals think ;)
Inspired by Throttle
Description : For the first time I tried to make a song with my own words, in french and english, and voice (sorry for your ears !) ... I added some japanese vocals by Dinn and Katrinabarr.
Description : The Baku is a Japanese myth. As it's told: When you are having a bad dream, one can beckon the Baku by saying "Baku-san come eat my dreams," 3 times. This can be done before they go to sleep, or after they wake from a nightmare. Once the child goes back to sleep, the Baku begins to eat their bad dream(s). However, you must be careful when feeding the Baku. If you expand his appetite, and he runs out of bad dreams to eat, he'll begin eating up your hopes and aspirations as well. Leaving the individual feeling empty.
Description : Khiflee - The Forest (Roothouse Japanese DNB Mix) from "Candles & Ships / Forest Of Wolves" single (2016.10.27)
Description : Wikipedia copy-paste :D
Kodama are spirits in Japanese folklore that inhabit trees, similar to the dryads of Greek mythology. The term is also used to denote a tree in which a kodama supposedly resides. The phenomenon known as yamabiko, when sounds make a delayed echoing effect in mountains and valleys, is sometimes attributed to this kind of spirit, and may also be referred to as "kodama".
