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Stay Awake - Instrumental by Fred Mollin

“Stay Awake - Instrumental” is a jazz song by Fred Mollin, from the album Disney Sleepytime Lullabies (2018).

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Artist
Fred Mollin
Album
Disney Sleepytime Lullabies
Released
2018-06-01
Genres
jazz
Length
1:31
Tempo
98 BPM (196 counted in double time)
Key
F minor
Listeners
671 on Last.fm
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How it sounds

Mid-tempo, calm, bright, acoustic and mostly instrumental, in F minor.

Energy29
Danceable54
Mood81
Acoustic99
Instrumental90
Spoken6
Live8

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Questions

What genre is Stay Awake - Instrumental by Fred Mollin?
Jazz.
What album is Stay Awake - Instrumental on?
Disney Sleepytime Lullabies, released in 2018.
When did Stay Awake - Instrumental come out?
2018-06-01.
What is the BPM of Stay Awake - Instrumental?
About 98 BPM (196 counted in double time). Mid-tempo, calm, bright, acoustic and mostly instrumental, in F minor.
What key is Stay Awake - Instrumental in?
F minor.

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