What genre is this type of music?

I've found a track by Gramatik called "Torture' that works better than the one I talked about in my previous thread Royalty free music similar to Duck Sauce? however his music is licensed under Creative Commons by NC (Non-Commercial) meaning I can't use it for commercial purposes.

We being a video company have been asked to produce a video however our client has a very tight budget so we're needing royalty free, cost free music for it. Here's the track that we KNOW is perfect for the video but cannot be used.

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The video features slow motion action and "sexiness" so it needs that comical suave feel, much like if you saw a group of chubby, British men turning up in slow motion walking toward a beach as if they were a group of sexy women in bikinis. It also needs to sound professional and not amateur. If anyone knows the proper genre of this type of, I'd say rock/electro/swing/sexy/bouncy music or could direct me to a GREAT website with FREE royalty free music I'd really appreciate it! Before you ask, I've put those genres in and it gets me nowhere. It has to be specific.

Easy...thats Country Rock-electro-Indie😉

Pretty cool sound, kinda White Stripes-electro'ish

Your beaches description immediately reminded me of this song btw..please excuse the bs ad at the beginning this song is worth it though.

a reply to: jonwhite866

Sounds like something that would come about if Eric Clapton and Jimmy Hendrix got down and dirty with The Prodigy and Pendulum, and somehow had a genetically improbable love child with them using some sort of surrogate mother and in vitro fertilisation techniques.

Christ alone knows what to call it. Have you tried just typing the name of the artist and the word "genre" into google?

Try 2manydjs/soulwax they produce that kind of stuff indie rock electro brilliant remixes worth a listen to..

a reply to: TrueBrit

I have, unfortunately it only comes up with many variations of electronic and pop genres. Nothing about swing or rock.

Psychadelic rock riff with electro synth mixed in. I don't know what to make of it. I don't know if I like it or not.

Some sort of bastardized hybrid. # that!

Don't know why I can't post a screenshot...google search for-Music Map.com...put in the band name, it pulls similar bands, it is a sweet website..check it out, you will see what I mean.

They are coming back w/ similar bands as...c2c,griz,kill paris,coyote kisses,cognito,martyparty,pretty lights,bassnectar,rudimental,zeds deadrjd2,willy moon.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Wow, thanks for that, does look like an awesome site! I wish there was one for a particular track though along with a royalty free option. That's what I need haha.

a reply to: jonwhite866

oh, I see what your after...This one may be good...chk it..its under the name "Moose"
link

a reply to: jonwhite866

you mean this kinda stuff?

soundcloud.com...


If you would like to speak to vosto, he can sort you out. if you can't get to him via soundcloud, let me know and i'll hook you up.

i didnt listen to it all but i would just call it progressive rock

a reply to: Mandroid7

That's not bad, lacks a bit of life though, needs a bit more going on. I wonder if I can alter it, if so I might give it a go.

a reply to: Mugly

I'd say Sixties-style hard rock, typical blues influence and all.

originally posted by: Mugly
i didnt listen to it all but i would just call it progressive rock

Naw, progRock is almost never that fuzzy.

This is electronica with heavy sampling from hard rock.

a reply to: jonwhite866

Riff Rock will never die, feels too good.

a reply to: jonwhite866

Gramatik is listed by EveryNoiseAtOnce as "trip hop".

EveryNoise - TripHop
EveryNoise Chart

a reply to: WakeUpBeer

I stand by my identification.

a reply to: Astyanax

Yeah TripHop just.. just no.

Electro funk blues rock?

Defining genres was so much easier in the 60s-70s.