AlbumPunchline
Track 4349/59April Fools
Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Nicholas Steinbach (ASCAP) From the album PunchlineRushing strings and percussion swell, recede, and return. Layers of triangle, shaker, vibes, and worried strings scamper with woodwinds, stabbing. The strings sneak, the percussion darts before coming together in a rolling cacophony of delight.
Cue Sheet Information
Artists & ComposersPaul DinletirASCAP: 00345433471, 50%Nicholas SteinbachASCAP: 00811292857, 50%
PublishersNaomiville MusicASCAP: 00496384600, 100%
ISWCT3017086027
ISRCQM-JGX-20-01537
Label Code29653
Release Year2024
Musical Features
KeyC
Tempo88 BPM
Tempo notesMedium
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 6 mixes of this track.
April Fools4349/59Rushing strings and percussion swell, recede, and return. Layers of triangle, shaker, vibes, and worried strings scamper with woodwinds, stabbing. The strings sneak, the percussion darts before coming together in a rolling cacophony of delight.1:23- April Fools (No Percussion, No Woodwinds)4349/60Rushing strings swell, recede, and return. The worried strings scamper and stab, sneaking along as the vibes accent. Hopeful string swell before tumbling back down and cutting out.1:27
- April Fools (Rhythmic)4349/61Twinkling percussive layers that beep, ring, shake and snap fall into a host of drums that cascade and roll to a cut.0:38
- April Fools (60)4349/62Rushing strings and percussion swell, recede, and return. Layers of triangle, shaker, vibes, and worried strings scamper, stabbing and falling. The strings sneak as a shy flute ushers in a rejoining of strings and percussion, rollicking to a close.1:00
- April Fools (30)4349/63Rushing strings and percussion swell, recede, and return. Layers of triangle, shaker, vibes, and worried strings scamper around, stabbing and falling. The strings sneak, slamming into the percussion and rolling home in a delightful finale.0:30
- April Fools (30 Alt)4349/64Layers of triangle, shaker, vibes, and bending, worried strings scamper around as a shy flute drops in and hides. The strings sneak around, rejoining the percussion and jauntily rolling in a cacophony of delight.0:30
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