Archivos: Todos los archivos stem, Todos los archivos Midi, Versión instrumental, Versión vocal, Versiones masterizadas y mezcladas
Vocales: Libres de derechos (Masculino)
BPM: 130
Tonalidad: D♯/E♭ Major
Sobre esta pista: A professional tech house track infused with Brazilian funk vocals, inspired by San Pacho, Matroda, and Curbi. Perfect for clubs, festivals, and radio play. Ready to release. Leer más
Introducing "Arrasta," a standout track from the renowned ghost producer label Basslovd. This professional tech house track features infectious Brazilian funk vocals, drawing inspiration from the likes of San Pacho, Matroda, and Curbi. With a driving BPM of 130, "Arrasta" is perfectly crafted for clubs and festivals, making it a must-have for any DJ looking to elevate their sets.
Being 100% royalty-free, this exclusive track allows you to enjoy complete ownership without any strings attached. The royalty-free male vocals add an engaging layer that enhances its commercial appeal, making it great to be used for Youtubers and other content creators. The track has been fingerprinted by DJ Monitor, ensuring its authenticity and protection against unauthorized use.
Whether you're a seasoned DJ or an aspiring producer, "Arrasta" is the ideal addition to your collection. With its vibrant energy and dancefloor-ready sound, this ghost produced gem is ready for you to sign and release. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a track that is set to dominate the scene.
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What does the EDM ghost producer from label Basslovd offer?
Basslovd offers royalty free ghost produced tracks in for instance the genre of Tech House. Following Basslovd will help you to stay updated on Basslovd's most recent tracks.
Can the song Arrasta from label Basslovd be used for promotional material like online ads or movie trailers?
After purchasing Arrasta from Basslovd you will get all rights to the track. This means the music can be used for all of your promotional media without receiving any copyright claims.
What is the style of Arrasta by Basslovd?
Arrasta by Basslovd is a Club, Commercial, Festival Tech House song.
Arrasta uses royalty free vocals, what does that mean?
Arrasta by Basslovd uses royalty free vocals. This means that the vocals in this ghost produced track aren't unique. These vocals could be used in other music as well, which is industry standard.
Is this (EDM) Tech House ghost production from label Basslovd fully unique?
This Tech House ghost production of Basslovd is fully unique, apart from the royalty free vocals. These vocals can be used in multiple songs, which is industry standard.
How can I buy this royalty free Tech House ghost production?
You can pay for this Tech House ghost production with the following payment options: PayPal / credit card, iDEAL, Sofort, KBC, Belfius, Giropay, EPS, ING HomePay.
Can I use the music production Arrasta by Basslovd in my Youtube videos or in my live streams for instance Twitch?
You can use Arrasta by Basslovd for your Youtube music videos and online live streaming purposes. Without receiving copyright claims.
Can I release this ghost produced song Arrasta by Basslovd on music streaming platforms like Spotify or Apple music?
Yes, you can release Arrasta by Basslovd on music streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple music. You can only upload to these streaming platforms by using a distributor. This can be a record label or an aggregate service.
What do I get when I purchase this House of Tracks Tech House ghost production?
When purchasing Arrasta by Basslovd you will receive: 1) The full track mastered and unmastered and the instrumental version mastered and unmastered. 2) All individual elements of the track bounced in the full length of the track in WAV format. Also known as \"Stems\". 3) All MIDI information used for melodic elements of the track.
Can I release this Tech House song by the ghost producer of Basslovd as my own production?
You can release this Tech House ghost production by Basslovd under your own artist name. All rights belong to you, you can exploit this track in any way your normally would.
