AlbumClassic Quirky Keys
Track 2387/75Phone The Future 7 (60)
Lincoln Grounds (PRS) | Bob Bradley (PRS) | Steve Dymond (PRS) From the album Classic Quirky KeysBright nu folk with vocals, vintage keys & "this is the future" lyric
Cue Sheet Info
Artists & ComposersLincoln GroundsPRS: 00585721422, 33.4%Bob BradleyPRS: 00446006480, 33.4%Steve DymondPRS: 00447979983, 33.2%
PublishersAudio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWCT9201889432
ISRCGB-FFM-15-99213
Label Code27831
Release Year2015
Musical Features
KeyD
Metre4/4
Tempo120 BPM
Tempo notesMedium
FactoidFrom its start in St. Louis in 1946, AT&T introduced Mobile Telephone Service to one hundred towns and highway corridors by 1948
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 11 mixes of this track.
Phone The Future2387/7Bright & quirky nu folk meets retro pop keys, vocals & gadget effects2:46120 BPM- Phone The Future 22387/70Bright & quirky nu folk meets retro pop keys & gadget effects2:47120 BPM
- Phone The Future 32387/71Bright nu folk meets retro pop keys, vocals & handclaps. No drums2:46120 BPM
- Phone The Future 42387/72Phone effects & vocals with handclaps, mouth percussion & drums2:45120 BPM
- Phone The Future 52387/73Bright & quirky nu folk with light piano, glocks & acoustic guitar2:47120 BPM
- Phone The Future 62387/74Bright & quirky nu folk with vocal hooks. Glocks, percussive guitar & toys2:39120 BPM
- Phone The Future 7 (60)2387/75Bright nu folk with vocals, vintage keys & "this is the future" lyric1:00120 BPM
- Phone The Future 8 (30)2387/76Bright & quirky nu folk meets retro pop keys, vocals & gadget effects0:30120 BPM
- Phone The Future 9 (Sting)2387/77Piano & glockenspiel logo sting0:06120 BPM
- Phone The Future 10 (Sting)2387/78Vocal & glockenspiel logo sting0:06120 BPM
- Phone The Future 11 (Sting)2387/79Vocal & end hit sting0:05120 BPM