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Industry Usage Keywords: Earthy and Organic

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  • May 21, 2013 at 5:28 pm #9959 Reply
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    Here are some keywording tips that will help your music stand out!

    The terms “Earthy” and “Organic” are used to describe music that creates a bright and warm feel and usually found on commercial spots that create an outdoorsy image. Imagine a scene in a golden field or a flowing river with sunshine, sunset or sunrise. The mood is often characterized as happy, carefree, lighthearted, bright, cheerful, feel-good, satisfied, breezy, and sometimes even lazy.

    Genre associated with Earthy and Organic:
    Folk, Americana, Country-Folk
    (Sub-Genres: Singer-Songwriter, Indie)

    Instrumentation:
    acoustic guitar, mandolin, light acoustic piano, bright tempos, vocal background oohs and aahs and smooth whistling, fiddle, and occasional light strings.

    Rhythm and Tempo:
    BPM: 98-108
    Brightly strummed acoustic guitar.
    The rhythms are light and usually lack drums or percussion grooves.
    Light and smooth string textures

    Additional descriptors:
    Bright, Breezy, Warm, Gentle, Sunrise, Dawn, Sunset, Scenic, Acoustic, Joyful, Satisfied, Lighthearted, Carefree, Cheerful, Feel-Good, Lazy, Happy, Playful, Bouncy, Easy, Family, Home, Human, Laidback, Pulsing, Natural, Nature

    Musical Development:
    The musical form usually starts with a light acoustic strumming guitar introduction that builds with more instrumentation creating full and lush textures, sometimes with light and bouncy rhythms that usually end with a sense of resolution.

    By using consistent tags, you increase the possibilities of having your music available for the right spot. If you have a high volume of tracks or need assistance, my team is available. Visit our website: http://www.tagteamanalysis.com

    Check out some of these samples:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irFb4mp62go

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