Bitemarks3556/1Dark alt pop song with soaring female vocal, piano, pulsing electronic bass & percussion
3:25176 BPM
Album ANW 3556Good Girls Die First
Paul Ressel (PRS) | Jessica Ann English (PRS)Discover the dark, often piano-powered alt-pop, of award-winning composer Paul Ressel. Featuring powerful electronic bass, driving percussion and versatile vocals from Jessica English, Good Girls Die First more than lives up to its atmospheric billing.
- Mantis3556/2Empowering alt pop song with whispery female vocal over synth horns, piano & driving electronic drums2:51115 BPM
- Night Caller3556/3Energetic alt pop song with soft female vocal, acoustic guitar, gritty synths & driving electronic beat3:05123 BPM
- Good Girls Die First3556/4Aggressive alt pop with high female vocals, heavy driving drums & distorted bass3:37121 BPM
- Cradle3556/5Introspective alt pop song with soft piano, female vocal & deep electronic bass & drums4:09104 BPM
- Fluffy3556/6Driving alt pop with dark female vocals, distorted electric bass, drums & soaring synth pads3:10132 BPM
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