Someone Here 4 | Audio Network UK

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 13 mixes of this track.

Someone Here2806/5
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with retro sci-fi synths, piano & guitar

2:3180 BPM
Someone Here 22806/56
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with guitar, sci-fi synths & textures

2:3180 BPM
Someone Here 32806/57
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with sci-fi synths, piano & guitar. No perc

2:3180 BPM
Someone Here 42806/58
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesTense, stealthy bass with sinister rhythms & gaseous fx

1:1980 BPM
Someone Here 5 (60)2806/59
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with retro sci-fi synths, piano & guitar

1:0080 BPM
Someone Here 6 (60)2806/60
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with guitar, sci-fi synths & textures

1:0080 BPM
Someone Here 7 (60)2806/61
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with sci-fi synths, piano & guitar. No perc

1:0080 BPM
Someone Here 8 (30)2806/62
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with retro sci-fi synths, piano & guitar

0:3080 BPM
Someone Here 9 (30)2806/63
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious psychological drama with guitar, sci-fi synths & textures

0:3080 BPM
Someone Here 10 (30)2806/64
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesTense, stealthy bass with sinister rhythms & gaseous fx

0:3080 BPM
Someone Here 11 (Sting)2806/65
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesMysterious retro sci-fi synth, bass & guitar sting

0:0680 BPM
Someone Here 12 (Sting)2806/66
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesPiano note & fx sting

0:0480 BPM
Someone Here 13 (Sting)2806/67
Kes Loy (PRS)
13 mixesTense bass & fx sting

0:0380 BPM

Artists & Composers: Kes LoyPRS: 00423268668, 100%
Publishers: Audio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWC: T9307823923
ISRC: GB-FFM-17-42718
GVL Label Code: 27831
Release Year: 2017

Key: Cm
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 80BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
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