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UBM2471011 「Tourist Invasion」
'That's wonderful' sings a clownesque voice over fast piano and percussion. A quirky track for commercials, cartoons or posts about circuses and carnivals.
- トラックID：UBM2471011
- タイトル：Tourist Invasion
- バージョン：No Vocals
- リリース年：2012/12/22
- アルバムコード：UBM2471
- レーベル：UBM MEDIA
- 曲長：2:14
- ISRC：
- パブリッシャー：UBM Records
- 説明：'That's wonderful' sings a clownesque voice over fast piano and percussion. A quirky track for commercials, cartoons or posts about circuses and carnivals.
- ジャンル：Special Interest, Film Music,
- モード：
- 楽器：piano, percussion
- その他：nerve-wracking, stressful, everyday life., disappointing, ironic. First-world problems
- テンポ：fast
- BPM：
- コンポーザー：Olexandr Moyerer
- アレンジャー：
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