Haven't Made a FULLY Artcore song in a while, so here i am presenting this! Song was fully inspired by AcuticNote Composition and I really admire his work!



Hope You Enjoy This Piece!

Key - CMinor

BPM- 190

Planning on using this, Just credit me.



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag8c4LFGWyk&ab_channel=WujuBlade

Life Without War

"Born to Be Blue" is a timeless jazz ballad composed by Mel Tormé and Robert Wells in 1946. First recorded by Tormé himself, the song quickly became a beloved standard for its melancholic beauty and poetic lyrics that speak of romantic disappointment and the inevitability of heartache. With its haunting melody and subtle harmonic sophistication, “Born to Be Blue” is often considered one of the finest examples of the jazz torch song.

Over the years, the tune has been recorded by a wide array of artists, including Chet Baker, Julie London, Grant Green, Nancy Wilson, and Helen Merrill. Each artist brings a unique emotional depth to the song, whether delivering it as an intimate vocal ballad or a moody instrumental. The evocative lyrics and languid swing have made “Born to Be Blue” a staple of the cool jazz and vocal jazz repertoires.

Fun fact: Mel Tormé, known as “The Velvet Fog,” was not only a gifted singer and composer but also a celebrated drummer and actor. “Born to Be Blue” remains one of his most enduring contributions to the jazz canon, resonating with listeners for its mix of vulnerability and sophistication.

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Born to be Blue - M. Tormé

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A World Beyond Time

Criminal | Tense

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"Body and Soul" is one of the most beloved and recorded standards in the jazz repertoire, composed by Johnny Green in 1930, with lyrics by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, and Frank Eyton. The song debuted in the Broadway revue Three’s a Crowd and became an instant hit, celebrated for its haunting melody and deeply romantic lyrics. Over the decades, it’s been interpreted by a wide range of artists, including Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, Coleman Hawkins, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, and countless more.

Coleman Hawkins’ 1939 saxophone recording of “Body and Soul” is particularly legendary: his improvised solo elevated the tune from popular ballad to a cornerstone of jazz expression, setting a new standard for harmonic sophistication and melodic invention. The song’s lush chord changes and expressive melody make it a favorite vehicle for both vocal and instrumental improvisation.

Fun fact: “Body and Soul” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and remains one of the most performed songs in jazz history. Its universal themes of longing, love, and vulnerability continue to resonate with musicians and listeners alike.

Body and Soul - J. Green

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"Can’t Be Friends" is an evocative jazz ballad believed to have originated in the late 1920s, during the golden age of American songwriting. In the bustling era of speakeasies, dance halls, and the birth of swing, the song captured the bittersweet feeling of love lost—a recurring theme for musicians and lyricists navigating the rapid social changes of the Roaring Twenties.

The story goes that the composer, K. Swift, wrote the melody after a heartbreaking split with a fellow musician in a New York jazz club. With heartfelt lyrics lamenting the impossibility of returning to friendship after romance, “Can’t Be Friends” quickly became a favorite among torch singers and jazz bands, its melancholy refrain echoing through smoky nightclubs and glamorous ballrooms.

Fun fact: The song’s early recordings featured lush, bluesy harmonies and were often performed in an intimate, late-night jazz trio setting—capturing the emotional complexity and vulnerability that defined the era’s greatest ballads.

Can't Be Friends - K. Swift

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Dawn

Reloaded w_hook

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