Sybil’s Karaoke Backing Tracks

It’s fun to sing Karaoke, because the voice is important solely. Some perform so – live! – and the audience doesn’t know. I found this in simple quiz shows, especially, or in these German speaking song shows. Ballet dancers surround the singer(s) and both look very happy and relaxed in it. It is a very good attitude to look so relaxed whilst performing, the only mind disturbing event could be a power failure. Not the band, a brass part, which they forgot to play or some violins not in place. A singer then doesn’t have stress with the live band or orchestra, because the backing track is always there, unchanged, secure in rhythm and BPMs.

Here they are, my compositions mixed and masters for your sing along:

Drive 2 Survive (Sybil Amber) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nF8Iv1xMnfd7Y3BLRR8jHRjjXuLvCfHH/view?usp=drive_link

Pearl Tears (Sybil Amber) https://drive.google.com/file/d/15K9UEldYLCSPWyETqWgtQX19xsSjiSYO/view?usp=drive_link

Warehouse Pops (Sybil Amber) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KXBhYfyJ9XYH_DHhd5Am6qWUDc4w6dBL/view?usp=drive_link

I hope you will be having fun with it, these are my three best songs, the mixing of which was renewed. In between, out there in the internet, appeared some goodies to record and find chord progressions. Some like it hot, so note sheets are not provided, yet, but I will give them, some day, to produce a book.

Here are some examples of how to use backing tracks for rehearsal, the songs are well known, but here is a list: