Electronic & Dance, Vol. 1 Album

Ten tracks, and a genuine sub-genre showcase rather than one idiom repeated: afrobeats, synthwave, deep house, downtempo, drum and bass, dubstep, electro, a Halloween-adjacent dance cue, classic house and K-pop, one track each. Four of the ten have no stable key detected at all — an unusually high share for a single album, though not surprising given how much of this material leans on bass weight and distortion rather than clear harmony. Of the six tracks that do resolve to a key, five are minor and only one is major, and three of those five minor tracks share the exact same key, F minor. One recording does double duty at the extremes: the arcade synthwave cue is at once the flattest in dynamic range and the loudest on the album. Its jungle-flavoured counterpart goes further still — the drum and bass track here is the single brightest recording in the entire 745-track catalogue, not merely of this album, and sits among the busiest few percent by note activity as well.

All 320 kbps, no vocals, released under CC BY 4.0. Use them for dance and lifestyle reels, retro gaming and arcade content, sunset and beach club footage, chill and evening lifestyle video, high-energy sports and esports montages, gaming and hype intros, Halloween and costume content, club and DJ-style backgrounds, and dance-cover or choreography video. Credit Alex Morgan and you are done.