Abuse 9 (Sting) | Audio Network UK

Abuse1957/2
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesDirty dubstep mutating into criminal drum & bass

2:58175 BPM
Abuse 21957/13
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesDubstep mutating into drum & bass featuring unrelenting synths. Alt version

2:58175 BPM
Abuse 31957/14
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesMenacing synths building to powerful drums & deep bass

2:58175 BPM
Abuse 41957/15
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesFiltered synths evoking a menacing tone with plenty of ambience

2:59175 BPM
Abuse 51957/16
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesFiltered synths evoking a menacing tone with plenty of ambience. Alt version

3:00175 BPM
Abuse 6 (60)1957/17
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesDirty dubstep mutating into criminal drum & bass featuring unrelenting synths

1:00175 BPM
Abuse 7 (30)1957/18
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesDirty dubstep mutating into criminal drum & bass featuring unrelenting synths

0:30175 BPM
Abuse 8 (Sting)1957/19
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesRising filtered synth sting ending with hit

0:10175 BPM
Abuse 9 (Sting)1957/20
Bob Bradley (PRS)
9 mixesIntense, spinning synth sting

0:07175 BPM

Key: Cm
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 175 BPM
Tempo notes: Fast
Factoid: Music in sport has the potential to elicit a small but significant effect on an athlete’s performance. Scientific inquiry has revealed five key ways it can have influence: dissociation, arousal regulation, synchronization, acquisition of motor skills and attainment of flow.