Fur Steps is a slow and charming track filled with amusing, lighthearted melodies. Gentle pizzicato strings, whimsical woodwinds, and sparkling touches of glockenspiel and xylophone create the feel of adorable pets tiptoeing around with curiosity and joy. Perfect for cartoons, kids’ videos, pet adventures, or any project that needs a cute and quirky atmosphere.

Whimsy

Fur Steps

Puppy Dance is a slow and amusing track with a sweet, playful mood. Gentle pizzicato strings, light woodwinds, soft percussion, and bright xylophone capture the charm of cute pets moving with curiosity and innocence. Perfect for cartoons, kids’ shows, pet videos, or any project needing a whimsical and heartwarming atmosphere.

Puppy Dance

Hurry and Scurry is a fast and playful orchestral track full of amusing energy. With bouncing pizzicato strings, lively woodwinds, sparkling xylophone, and light percussion, it perfectly captures the feel of a funny chase or mischievous adventure. Great for cartoons, kids’ content, comedy, or any project that needs a quirky and energetic mood.

Hurry and Scurry

Gotcha Good is a lively electroswing track full of cheeky energy and vintage charm. With jazzy clarinet riffs, groovy guitar, bouncy bass, and punchy drums, it blends retro swing with modern beats - perfect for comedy, quirky ads, lifestyle videos, or any project that needs a playful and stylish mood.

Gotcha Good

Tiny Adventures is a light and playful track that brings a sense of curiosity and fun. With cheerful clarinet, humorous trombone, sparkling xylophone, and gentle percussion, it paints the picture of small but exciting journeys. Perfect for cartoons, kids’ videos, comedy scenes, or any project that needs a whimsical and happy atmosphere.

Tiny Adventures

From the chilling menace of a calculating villain, to the warm wisdom of a trusted mentor… from the guttural roars of a fearsome monster to the gritty resolve of a hardened soldier… all the way to the wild antics of a foolish cartoon sidekick — this reel showcases the full range of character voices.

Character Voice Demo-Final mix-JonofVoices.com

Written to reflect that when I first moved into the property there was plenty of wildlife but that all changed when the children next door got two cats!

There is a cat

This is an amusing, fun Christmas song about Santa Claus and his weight. Artist: Rocky Mountain. Written by Alan Burke. This song has been released and is available to stream on all worldwide streaming sites, including: Spotify, Amazon, Apple, etc etc.

Hey Ho Santa Claus

This is a fun rock'n'roll song about being besotted with a nurse that is treating him. Artist: Vince Burke. Written by Alan Burke. This song has been released and is available to stream on all worldwide streaming sites, including: Spotify, Amazon, Apple, etc etc.

Oh Nurse

This is a catchy 70's style pop-rock song about getting the sack from his job and the manager getting delight in telling him he's fired. Artist: Peter Allen. Written by Alan Burke. This song has been released and is available to stream on all worldwide streaming sites, including: Spotify, Amazon, Apple, etc etc.

You're Fired

Name's Jon, a North Carolina–based voice actor bringing stories and characters to life through the power of voice. From villains and mentors to soldiers, monsters, and cartoons, you’ll find a wide range of performances here. Subscribe for demos, character reels, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into my voice acting journey!

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Hello and welcome! 
I create orchestral, comedic music, From lighthearted arrangements to relaxing, soothing tunes, my tracks are designed to bring joy and keep you entertained.

My name is Grahame Sanders. Born September 1945. My younger brother and co-writer is Stuart. The Rumbeats songs are also on YouTube.
Back in the 1960's Stuart and myself bought guitars (like lots of others) and having self taught formed a group with a friend, Leslie Hunter, who played drums. We mainly played for our own amusement with the odd gig for family and friends. Apart from the drum kit we played using inadequate home made amplifiers. My older brother, David, jokingly called us The Rumbeats. The name stuck and compared with the names of groups that followed that no longer seems so bad!
The photograph of us playing at my own 21st birthday party. I'm on the right hand side and play left handed.
Stuart and I started to write our own songs. We never performed them in public but we did record many of them on a Philips reel to reel tape recorder in our bedroom at home (without the drummer). Life moved on, the group was abandoned and the tapes were forgotten about.
After I had retired I started to repair 1950's and 1960's transistor radios as a hobby and I came across the tapes, with the recorder, which had been packed away and never unpacked through a number of house moves. The recorder needed repair so I set about this and it was at this point I discovered that the tapes contained our original songs. I transferred then to my computer but did nothing more with them.
Years later I rediscovered them, burned them onto a CD and sent my brother a copy. He was thrilled. Although some of the songs aren't brilliant, to say the least, I don't think we made a bad job of recording them, considering. When I listen to songs today I begin to think that our tunes and lyrics were more than acceptable. It would be interesting to see how they would sound if professionally arranged and played.
The recorder was able to dub tracks so we were able to add further instruments to the original recordings.
I still think that some of these songs could hold their own against some of the efforts thrust upon us by the European Song Contest or am I just dreaming!?
In an effort to preserve these songs and to see if anyone else might enjoy them I have decided to upload them onto SoundCloud.com plus a few more that were written by me in the early 2000's (by then I had forgotten how to play the guitar so the extra songs are just my voice).
So, the songs from the tape have the photo of the group and as I resumed song writing in the early 2000's for a short time these have a photo of myself. I still occasionally write a song and may post here at some point.
I hope the songs are enjoyed.
Grahame and Stuart Sanders

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