KATUSHKA
Music and animation! Animation and music! Experimental, surrealism and science fiction... and something incomprehensible. :-)
Not all is quiet in ancient Byzantium. During a severe thunderstorm, the wrought-iron balcony railings began to flicker and make strange sounds, causing a slight loosening of reality.
SoundClick artist KATUSHKA presents "Byzantine baking powder", an outstanding release in the Experimental Sounds genre. The tempo sits at 80 BPM, contributing to its punchy character. This is an entirely human-produced track, no AI, no samples, no shortcuts. It is a vocal-free instrumental beat, allowing for complete freedom in post-production. A melancholic note is given by the use of the Minor musical key. With its body-moving rhythm, the song draws the listener in with ease. "Byzantine baking powder" has peaked at number 4 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. "Byzantine baking powder" can be used royalty-free with a Creative Commons license, making it freely accessible for sync, content, and creative projects.
What will remain in the dry residue? Some free-wheeling thoughts... Probably about space and icy exoplanets.
"The Dry Residue" is an Experimental Sounds track by KATUSHKA on SoundClick. Rooted in Electronica and Postindustrial, the song brings a dynamic energy to the Experimental Sounds space. No vocals are used in this instrumental beat. With a tone that is intuitive, electronic and drum and bass, KATUSHKA's track connects on an emotional level. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart, peaking at #8. The track is available royalty-free with a Creative Commons license, the standardized, legally-sound way to grant permissions.
In paleontology, the term Triassic denotes a geologic period and a stratigraphic system is the first and shortest geologic period of the Mesozoic Era. Reptiles, especially archosaurs, were the chief terrestrial vertebrates during this time...
"Once Upon a Time in Triassic" is a 120-BPM Experimental Sounds track from KATUSHKA on SoundClick. Running at 120 BPM, this is an authentic Experimental Sounds production with a distinct character. It is a vocal-free instrumental beat, allowing for complete freedom in post-production. With a tone that is fantasy, yanni and switchedon bach, KATUSHKA's track connects on an emotional level. "Once Upon a Time in Triassic" has peaked at number 6 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. "Once Upon a Time in Triassic" can be used royalty-free with a Creative Commons license, making it freely accessible for sync, content, and creative projects.
In an almost invisible way, unnamed dark forces have turned the social protest" into "antisocial behavior". Yet not all punks have turned to drinking or smoking mindclouding substances. True Punks stand for a clean ocean! Against microplastic! Oi!:)
Independent artist KATUSHKA drops "Punks against microplastics", an Experimental Sounds track on SoundClick. Rooted in Postindustrial, the song brings a passionate energy to the Experimental Sounds space. No vocals are used in this instrumental beat. The track has a floor-filling quality that makes it easy to connect with. "Punks against microplastics" has peaked at #14 in the Experimental Sounds category on SoundClick. Producers and creators can get a royalty-free Creative Commons license for "Punks against microplastics" — the standardized, legally-sound way to grant permissions.
...On this rainy day, we decided to help the rain! We are pouring water from a watering can while standing on the balcony. Passers-by hurry about their business, hiding under umbrellas and seeing nothing.
KATUSHKA delivers a radiant Experimental Sounds experience on SoundClick with "Rainy Day: Watering Passers-By with a Watering Can". The tempo sits at 70 BPM, contributing to its relentless character. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. No vocals are used in this instrumental beat. Listeners can expect a radiant experience, with a tone that is positive, synthwave and ambient. "Rainy Day: Watering Passers-By with a Watering Can" has peaked at number 8 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. Producers and creators can get a royalty-free Creative Commons license for "Rainy Day: Watering Passers-By with a Watering Can" — the standardized, legally-sound way to grant permissions.
- freestyling over a beat
- licensing music for use in TV or for a movie
- remixing or use audio samples
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Hi! The KATUSHKA (spool of thread) band here!
It all started with a tape recorder and movie camera. When you make strange cartoons, there is a desire to sound them no less strange sounds. Sound and animation go hand in hand. To get some effects, I tied a voice recorder within an aluminum pot and rocked it on a rope. A kind of sound search. It was fun... For cartoons, I use a digital camera and Blender 3D. Well, ideas become more complex over time... Yea... :)
There were several performances in the living-room in front of a small audience. Then the neighbors began to hammer on the wall so that we shut up :-D
Almost all genres of Metal music, with some exceptions.
I think very soon there will be new material ... good mood to everyone!