Music blog

 

 Alright, so this is the music blog. So instead of reaching out to one of the artists for background music, I decided to go on royalty free music on YouTube. So what I searched up is horror background music. I found this playlist by Kevin MacLeod. it has all the types of what we want and what we think will fit best. Each one is named by a feeling such as horror and anxiety and some are even named by a situation. I believe my other group mates are going to try to email some of the artist of these background sounds. So, in the end we can get them approved. I was thinking. Of upside down and inside out by OK go. For a song suggestion. However, we would have to get copyrights to that song. one of the songs I am considering is on YouTube.  It's called apprehension by the same artist. it has sort of a suspenseful sound. It also leads into like an anticipation. This would really emphasize the film. I'm going to ask my group mates what song they suggest. And I will also tell them the songs I suggest. From this, we'll come to one song t


hat we all agree on.

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