Track 4343/78First Ray (30 Alt)
Paul Dinletir (ASCAP) | Benjamin Knorr (SOCAN) From the album Timber and TumbleweedsPlinking piano and mandolin happily bounce along as a light backbeat nudges the breezy sounds to a place of hope, brightness, and positivity.
Cue Sheet Info
Artists & ComposersPaul DinletirASCAP: 00345433471, 50%Benjamin KnorrSOCAN: 00652235266, 50%
PublishersNaomiville MusicASCAP: 00496384600, 100%
ISWCT3017085831
ISRCQM-JGX-20-00923
Label Code29653
Release Year2024
Musical Features
KeyBb/A#
Tempo132 BPM
Tempo notesMedium
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 7 mixes of this track.
First Ray4343/73Acoustic guitar and mandolin happily strum along with occasional bright piano plinks and faint tumbling banjo. Light booming bass nudges the breezy country sounds towards a hopeful, positive road that contains plenty of mandolin and guitar.2:42132 BPM- First Ray (Underscore)4343/74Plucked mandolin happily strolls along with strummed acoustic guitar and a light kick drum that nudges the breezy country sound towards a tumbling, hopeful, positive road that contains plenty of mandolin and guitar.2:42132 BPM
- First Ray (60)4343/75Acoustic guitar happily strums along with occasional bright piano plinks and faint tumbling mandolin. Light booming bass nudges the breezy country sounds towards a hopeful, positive road that contains a healthy portion of mandolin and guitar.1:00132 BPM
- First Ray (60 Underscore)4343/76Plucking and strumming mandolin happily bounces along into a piano bassline, driving kick, and a guiro that jaunts the mandolin along with a smile.1:00132 BPM
- First Ray (30)4343/77Acoustic guitar and mandolin happily strum along with occasional faint tumbling banjo. Bright piano plinks anchor the way towards a path of light, hope, and positivity.0:30132 BPM
- First Ray (30 Alt)4343/78Plinking piano and mandolin happily bounce along as a light backbeat nudges the breezy sounds to a place of hope, brightness, and positivity.0:30132 BPM
- First Ray (30 Alt, No Melody)4343/79Mandolin and jangling banjo tumble towards a breezy road, picking up a hitchhiking backbeat for the final short leg of the journey.0:30132 BPM