10 songs · 22 minutes · made in Bop 4
Ten small worlds.
Ten original songs. Listen here, or open one in the Bop studio to make it your own.
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Pocket Sunrise
1:55The marimba keeps a two-beat pickup cell; flute takes the middle passage. A warmer pad appears only at the larger refrain, and the last return adds a low guitar answer.
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Neon Switchback
2:16The hook now repeats a clipped rhythm across the changing chords. The triangle voice answers the square lead, with a half-time underpass and a longer, layered final refrain.
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Paper Boats
1:45Guitar and music box exchange the tune. Descending inversions connect the bass, the bridge loses the percussion, and the return changes the third beat instead of adding a busy fill.
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Last Train Home
2:28A compact swung trumpet cell returns between vibraphone-led passages. Two-feel bass grows into walking quarters, then the borrowed-minor bridge strips back the rhythm before the homecoming.
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Mango Window
2:07Kalimba and marimba share a repeated offbeat pickup. Guitar and bass use complementary rhythms, and a low-register courtyard passage gives the higher refrain room to arrive.
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Gravity Arcade
2:09The square-wave theme has a recognizable launch cell and a less piercing register. Arpeggios enter in stages, a triangle interlude interrupts the rush, and the last refrain earns its denser rhythm.
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Blue Hour
2:17Felt piano gives the opening cell a closer sound. Celesta briefly carries the line, bowed glass stays out of its register, and a descending-bass middle leaves air before the fuller return.
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Copper Wires
2:01A two-bar clavinet riff now anchors the track. Muted-guitar replies and organ stabs alternate instead of competing, with half-time bass and a deliberate stop before the final hook.
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Lantern Steps
2:34The vibraphone hook makes the 3+2 meter audible. Flute leads the borrowed-chord section, cello changes its pickup at phrase ends, and a quiet central walk separates the larger returns.
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Open Water
2:26The flute keeps its open two-beat gesture. Guitar takes a lower middle melody while its accompaniment changes to wider broken chords; the final refrain adds a restrained piano counterline.