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Those Bunnies Are Mine
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| Credits |
| Music Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Producer Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Publisher Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Performance Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Description |
Short Song Description:
Quirky minimal tension cue with a dark, suspicious pulse and offbeat suspense feel. Ideal for reality TV disputes, strange documentary moments, true crime, animal mystery, surveillance, and odd character tension.
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Long Song Description:
"Those Bunnies Are Mine" is a minimal tension cue with a sly, quirky edge and a dark little pulse underneath the surface. The track moves at a restrained pace, creating a sense of suspicious ownership, strange behavior, neighborhood tension, petty conflict, and quiet obsession. It has a playful title, but the mood still sits firmly in suspense territory: someone is watching, someone is hiding something, and whatever started small is beginning to feel a lot less innocent.
With its sparse arrangement, steady pulse, and dialogue-friendly space, "Those Bunnies Are Mine" works well for offbeat true crime, reality TV disputes, strange documentary moments, investigative reveals, animal-related mystery, backyard drama, rural suspicion, quirky character profiles, and scenes where humor and tension live in the same crooked little shed. It can support narration, interviews, surveillance-style footage, odd behavior, petty revenge, family conflict, or a scene where a harmless situation starts growing claws. Approximate feel: 2:18 runtime, C minor mood, around 81 BPM.
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Story Behind the Song:
I wanted to create a minimal tension cue that showed a lighter side. The titles of my tracks come from what's on tv at the time. An episode of "Florida Man" about a town that had been overrun by bunnies had just come on when I was shutting down for the night.
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| Metadata |
Song Length:
| 2:18 |
Primary Genre:
| Classical-Contemporary |
Secondary Genre:
| Classical-General |
Tempo:
| Slow (71 - 90) |
Mood 1:
| Passive |
Mood 2:
| Serene |
Similar Artist 1:
| Hans Zimmer |
Era:
| 2000 and later |
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