Crack In The Alibi 5 (60) | Audio Network UK

Crack In The Alibi3016/6
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious celeste & marimba

3:3490 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 23016/45
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious undertones

2:0490 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 33016/46
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious Celeste & marimba. Posh mischief

1:3090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 4 (60)3016/47
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious Celeste & marimba. Posh mischief

1:0090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 5 (60)3016/48
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious undertones

1:0090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 63016/49
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious Celeste & marimba build to cliffhanger end

0:4690 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 7 (30)3016/50
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious Celeste & marimba. Posh mischief

0:3090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 8 (30)3016/51
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious undertones

0:3090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 93016/52
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesCrafty strings with mysterious undertones. Suspenseful intro & ending

0:2090 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 10 (Sting)3016/53
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesMysterious rising strings sting

0:0990 BPM
Crack In The Alibi 11 (Sting)3016/54
Tim Garland (PRS)
11 mixesMysterious rising strings sting. Higher key

0:0690 BPM

Key: Am
Metre: 5/4
Tempo: 90 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: The word alibi, which in Latin means ‘elsewhere’, has been used since the 18th century to mean ‘an assertion by a person that he or she was elsewhere’. In the 20th century a new sense arose (originally in the US) with the meaning ‘an excuse’. This use is regarded as incorrect by some traditionalists