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Singer-Songwriter Creative Commons Song Picks

January 9, 2016 By Ron Dawson

Every week the staff of Dare Dreamer FM picks five Creative Commons songs that are free to use in your productions. You could do this work yourself, but it takes a lot of time. Since we do it anyway as we look for CC music for Radio Film School, we share our favorite discoveries with you. Enjoy!

Singer-Songwriter Picks

Image (c) Gonzalo Poblete. CC Zero. Stocksnap.io.
Image (c) Gonzalo Poblete. CC Zero. Stocksnap.io.

This week I wanted to find some great singer-songwriter tunes.

“Singing in the Rain” (demo) by David Mumford (CC-BY)

I’m a huge fan of David’s work. His is a well I go to frequently when looking for a singer-songwriter melody for the podcast, or something different for client work. You’ll find a lot of his stuff great for weddings and love stories too.

“Twinkle Twinkle” and “Mockingbird” by David Mumford (CC-BY)

Did I mention I like David Mumford. 🙂 Here are a couple of classics with a special singer-songwriter twist. I recently used “Mockingbird” in a client project about a low-income housing project development. The lyrics were perfect.

“Already There” by Josh Woodward (CC-BY)

Josh is another artist I gravitate to when looking for a good singer-songwriter tune. What I like about Josh is he often has both lyrics and non-lyrics versions of his songs.

“dream gate” by Fog Lake (CC-BY)

I first discovered Fog Lake when looking for romantic tunes for the “Your First Time” episode of Radio Film School. In that episode I used “erik” and “lost love letters.” If you’re looking for that emo millennial, rom-com indie vibe, look no further than Fog Lake. I have no doubt I’ll be dipping into “the Lake” again. (Get it? Dip? Lake? I made a pun. 😉

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About Ron Dawson

Ron is a writer, filmmaker, speaker, author, coach, and host of Radio Film School. He does brand and content marketing for the media and tech industries at Blade Ronner Media.

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Why spend hours of your time looking for high-quality creative commons music when we've already done all the work? Our production team spends a tremendous amount of time curating interesting, intriguing and high-quality creative commons music to use in our productions. Check back weekly to our Music channel to hear our latest picks. Better yet, subscribe for free to our Radio Film School email newsletter and we'll send you brand new picks every week.
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