Looking for someone that could make a 1980s electro-disco influenced R&B/dance-pop track that is D# major in key, it has my vocals, just looking for someone that can make a retro-funk and dance type of sound and hoping someone is interested in doing so.

Looking for a electronic drums that is 117 bpm, already got the keyboards and vocals set up, just looking for some drums that can go well with the beat, must be electropop-inspired, hope someone could help me and our friend out with that.

Can somebody make a mix of Ciara's Stuck On You synths, Christina Milian's Oh Daddy, and 112's Dance With Me kind of beat, the song starts with the synths of Stuck With Me, along with the dance-driven drum pattern, then once it reaches to 2:33 (the bridge), the synths stops and the orchestration of Oh Daddy starts, but with the bridge of the original track only, here's the links to the tracks of how it should sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrkl5bKS-yE/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBqHTbhS4a8 just incorporate the bridge of the original track and that's how the orchestration should sound along with the bridge of how my track (International Romance) should sound, it must be repeated from the bridge to the end and it will fade out. Here's how the drum pattern of the track should sound too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRfa_J0SnOo Whoever's interested, don't be scared to try it out.

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Why should I like a song ? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been on this site for a few years, seen a lot of changes - mostly good, but it seems like activity in general has taken a big hit for some reason. Kompoz is a community - almost everyone is here for basically the same thing - and it takes some cooperation to collaborate. But I can't even count how many times I've seen projects that seem to have a great start - or even just a little one - just sit there and die. Eventually the creator probably gives up because nobody seems to like their song... apparently nobody is even listening. Bummer... Don't be surprised when you start a project and it goes nowhere. Kompoz is not a machine. It usually does take a bit of 'socializing' if you want to get things moving. You can't just dump and run and expect to come back next week to a sparkling finished track, though that may work for some people that have been here a while and really know their way around. (Usually.) The LIKE button is a feature that has been here forever as far as I know, and it used to be a pretty useful thing. If someone liked your project - you had some immediate feedback. - it told you somebody listened. - it said: 'I like (something about) this' - it showed that there was a possibility of someone collaborating. - it showed you WHO might actually be interested in helping you. - it connected people with similar musical interests - it may have even motivated you to keep going. I can't think of anything bad about this. So, if this is something you might want: well, so do others. How hard is it to click that button ? Oh, I know... 'I just don't have time to listen to other people's music, or even acknowledge them in any way'. Really ?

What can you make out of this, can you add some synths or guitar or something, like a 1980s electro background of synths or something, you can share me your ideas if you can add some synths and pads to the acapella. The link to my collab is right here: https://www.kompoz.com/music/collaboration/882053 Just asking for some input to this to have synths and pads to the beat.

Hope somebody can make an acoustic guitar that is C# piano key and something similar to this, but in C#key and must be slower and a little bit of house and more soft rock and folk-inspired acoustic guitar playing.

Can anybody make some ambient bass and synths for a song I'm thinking on making. Just having ideas that if anybody could share for I would appreciate it.

Smooth tones, great voice, good feel

Looking for some drums and bass for this track I wrote on guitar

Looking for Drums and Bass https://www.kompoz.com/music/collaboration/848881