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.

  1. The 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.

  2. The 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.

  3. Guitar 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.

  4. A 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.

  5. Kalimba 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.

  6. The 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.

  7. Felt 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.

  8. A 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.

  9. The 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.

  10. The 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.