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Back by Default: starting tracks from scratch so you don't have to. Specialised in house, synthwave and pop.

Back by Default

Euphoric uplifting synths and epic strings combined with a powerful lead vocal, perfect for a high energy DJ set for late summer festivals. In the style of John Summit and Gorgon City, inspired by Selected Sessions.

Progressive House

Set Me Free is a unique track in the Progressive House genre, delivered at a solid 127 BPM that blends commercial appeal with euphoric and melodic elements. Created through expert ghost production by a dedicated ghost producer, this ghost produced track features original female vocals that add a powerful emotional layer to its uplifting synths and epic strings. Designed to fit seamlessly into high energy DJ sets, especially for late summer festivals, it captures the vibe of artists like John Summit and Gorgon City while drawing inspiration from Selected Sessions. The track is 100% royalty free, making it great to be used for YouTubers and other content creators looking for fresh, professional sounds without the hassle of licensing issues. Additionally, the track has been fingerprinted by DJ Monitor, ensuring authenticity and protection. Back by Default delivers a composition that stands out for its commercial and euphoric qualities, making it a valuable addition for anyone looking to energize their catalog or set with a well-crafted Progressive House tune.

Set me free

Euphoric uplifting synths and epic strings fuse with powerful female vocals, delivering a melodic and commercial Progressive House anthem tailored for high-energy late summer festival sets.

Sounds like Sonny Fodera, Nu Aspect, Thandi, Disciples, Gorgon City.
In the style of Selected, Armada Music.
Inspired by Selected Sessions.
Melodic vocals.
Nostalgic synths.
Late night car drive vibes.

Deep House

Open your eyes is a deep house track crafted with precision by a skilled ghost producer from Back by Default. At 125 BPM, this groovy and melodic tune features original female vocals that add a rich, commercial appeal while maintaining a smooth, late-night car drive vibe. The sound draws inspiration from artists like Sonny Fodera, Nu Aspect, Thandi, Disciples, and Gorgon City, fitting perfectly within the style of Selected and Armada Music. Nostalgic synths blend seamlessly with melodic vocals, creating a warm atmosphere that stands out in the deep house scene. This ghost produced track is 100% royalty free and comes with full rights, making it great to be used for YouTubers, producers, and DJs looking for a unique sound without legal hassle. The production has been fingerprinted by DJ Monitor, ensuring authenticity and protection. With only one track available, this exclusive release offers a rare chance to own a top-tier track built for commercial success and underground appeal. For anyone interested in ghost production, this is a prime example of high-quality work ready to elevate your next project.

Open your eyes

Commercial and groovy Deep House with melodic female vocals, nostalgic synths, and late-night car drive vibes. Sounds like Sonny Fodera and Gorgon City, inspired by Selected Sessions and Armada Music.

This track contains vocal samples from the sample pack: House Vocals Vol.1 from Splice.

Tech House

Treat Me Wrong is a captivating Tech House track crafted by an individual ghost producer from the renowned label Back by Default. With a solid BPM of 124, this track is designed to keep the energy high on the dance floor. It features a dark, groovy vibe that’s perfect for any club setting. The inclusion of royalty-free female vocals adds an alluring touch, seamlessly blending with the track's pulsating beats. 

The vocal samples are sourced from the popular House Vocals Vol.1 sample pack on Splice, ensuring high-quality sound and professional production standards. This ghost-produced gem is not only a great addition to your DJ set but also ideal for media projects, offering 100% royalty-free rights for hassle-free usage.

Treat Me Wrong has been verified by DJ Monitor’s music recognition technology, guaranteeing its authenticity and originality. Whether you're a seasoned DJ or a content creator looking for the perfect backdrop, this track promises to elevate your project with its compelling rhythm and dark undertones.

Treat me wrong

A dark, groovy club experience with infectious Tech House beats and hypnotic female vocals. Featuring vocal samples from House Vocals Vol.1 from Splice, this track commands the dancefloor effortlessly.

This track contains vocal samples from the sample packs: LoLo Rachelle: Lush RnB Vocals and Vocal Chopping Block from Splice.

I Get So is a captivating Deep House track from Back by Default that is perfect for any summer catalog. With a BPM of 125, this track effortlessly blends calm and soothing vibes, making it ideal background music for any setting. The ghost produced track features royalty-free female vocals from premium sample packs, ensuring a professional and polished sound. 

This track is great to be used for DJs looking to add a touch of elegance and tranquility to their sets. Being limited to 1 track, it offers a unique addition to any music collection. The rights to the song are 100% royalty-free, giving you complete freedom to use it as you wish. 

Additionally, I Get So has been fingerprinted by DJ Monitor, ensuring its authenticity and originality. As a product of ghost production, you can trust in the quality and expertise behind this track. Don't miss out on this exclusive and serene Deep House gem.

I get so

This track the essence of a calm summer with soothing female vocals. This deep house track features vocal samples from LoLo Rachelle: Lush RnB Vocals and Vocal Chopping Block from Splice.

Back by Default

Back by Default

Set me free

Open your eyes

Treat me wrong

I get so

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