Name: Funky Interlude (60sec Edit) by Purple Bee Music
Duration: 1 min
Description: A warm and light hearted funk track with a quirky melody. Featuring off-beat stabs from a dusty organ and 1970s style Hammond organ lead, this track is ideal background music for a comedy show or podcast but can equally be used for a wide variety of projects.

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A warm and light hearted funk track with a quirky melody. Featuring off-beat stabs from a dusty organ and 1970s style Hammond organ lead, this track is ideal background music for a comedy show or podcast but can equally be used for a wide variety of projects.

Funky Interlude (60sec Edit)

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Battle for Eternia

Is it just me or were the 80s just sunnier and brighter than the world today ?﻿ I close my eyes and wish myself back to those days of Miami Vice and Magnum, p.i., back to neon light cafés and so much more.

And there was this special kind of music as well, something I never heard before. Made with synthesizers like out of this world as the Yamaha DX7, Roland Jupiter 8 or Korg Polysix, just to name a few.

© Blackpoole 80s Music

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Funky Interlude (60sec Edit)

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