Southern Sunday 4 | Audio Network UK

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Southern Sunday1790/4
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesWholesome & happy country pop with hip hop beat & "Amen" vocal hook

2:34100 BPM
Southern Sunday 21790/32
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesSunny country pop remix with banjo, hip hop beat & pedal steel guitar

2:35100 BPM
Southern Sunday 31790/33
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesSunny bluegrass remix underscore with hip hop beat, guitar & mandolin

2:34100 BPM
Southern Sunday 41790/34
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesContented country pop instrumental with banjo, dobro & pedal steel

2:34100 BPM
Southern Sunday 51790/35
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesOld skool hip hop rhythm bed with phat 808, filtered bass & vocal samples

2:23100 BPM
Southern Sunday 61790/36
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesRelaxed acoustic guitar with pedal steel guitar & dobro & harmonica later

2:15100 BPM
Southern Sunday 7 (60)1790/37
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesSunny country pop remix with banjo, hip hop beat & pedal steel guitar

1:00100 BPM
Southern Sunday 8 (30)1790/38
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesSunny country pop remix with banjo, hip hop beat & pedal steel guitar

0:30100 BPM
Southern Sunday 9 (Sting)1790/39
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesSunny bluegrass sting

0:08100 BPM
Southern Sunday 10 (Sting)1790/40
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesCountry hip hop sting

0:08100 BPM
Southern Sunday 11 (Sting)1790/41
Lincoln Grounds (PRS)Michael Pearse (PRS)
11 mixesHip hop beatz sting

0:04100 BPM

Artists & Composers: Lincoln GroundsPRS: 00585721422, 50%Michael PearsePRS: 00588204722, 50%
Publishers: Audio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWC: T9098801946
ISRC: GB-FFM-12-79034
GVL Label Code: 27831
Release Year: 2012

Key: C
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 100 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: The bible belt is an informal term describing much of the southern central United States where church attendance is higher than that of the rest of the country.