Music Studio

We need help music supervising the last episode of the show! In Bar Karma’s Season Finale, we find Doug, in his office before he arrived at Bar Karma. What song would be playing in Doug's office prior to this dynamic change in the coarse of his life? Is it tongue and cheek or is it serious? The song will play either in the reception area or in Doug's office.

Listen to the tracks in the poll and vote for your favorite.

We need your help music supervising episode 111! It's a tough one because this ep is built around a clever blend of story points from throughout the season, told via a mix of flashbacks. World's collide when a Bar Karma Community Member is the patron at the bar and explores the cosmic choices leading to the series finale. According to you, "Fireworks" is the track that best sums up the diverse experiences of Dayna, Doug and James.

Bar Karma's music episode, "Episode 110" takes place present day, where an afro-musicologist professor teaches drums and percussion to at-risk youth. You chose "Look Good Instrumental" by Solomon Will, sourced through the incredible Indaba Music community, as the track that you think best represents the heat of the Afrobeat genre, with highlight on drums and percussion so that the song can be integrated into a bucket beat scene.

Sila M

Ben Evolence

Solomon Will

Marion H Moore

DICARLO PRODUCTIONS

You have decided: "Rockabilly Roadhouse 2" by Steven & Billy Roues is the song you think would be playing both in a dusty, Area 51 roadhouse diner AND also at Bar Karma. Conversations center around alien abduction and giant jackalope.

According to you, "Bombardment", by KPM Music, is what Colin, the 18 year old hacker in the year 2120, would be listening to in his headphones (auditory nerve signal receiver).

"Wolf", by Guillaume Martel, is the song you think best represents "Caleb", the evil side of James. He is villain of the Bar Karma universe, Caleb appears for the first time in this episode. While James works to restore balance and good in the universe, Caleb seeks a world filled with discord, chaos, and evil. Despite this, Caleb is a very calm, confident man (he is partially based on the online community's "overconfident man" pitch), perhaps even more calm and confident than James.

The IndabaMusic.com community has created some new songs for episode 106. Listen to what they've created and select your favorite! The scene takes place in the year 2058 when a US Senator walks into the bar. In 2058 America is taken over by a totalitarian government, so submit a hit song that would be playing during this dreary regime.

Rishhad

Paul Underwood

Daniel C.

Jay Brannan

Hal G.

Pas Sur

We need your help music supervising episode 106. The scene in question takes place in the year 2058 when a US Senator walks into the bar. In 2058 America is taken over by a totalitarian government, what dirty, future/industrial theme would be playing behind this character during this dreary regime?

We asked the Indaba Music community musicians to submit music choices for Episode 105, they did. You suggested which ones you liked best, and the winner was:

"An American Football Player"
Written & Performed by Massimo Vangelista (Rustyjam)

Look for his credit in Episode 105, airing on March 11!

What we were looking for?

This episode takes place in the the 1960's US where a college football player walks into the bar. We need YOU to submit a song that represents the transitional feel of the America in the 1960's, in a college atmosphere. We are looking for a 2 minute cue. The Producers are not looking for a marching band sound, but more of an authentic snapshot of the era.

Mark Christopher Band

Andrew Foshee

johan schippers

BLUSIRKUT

rustyjam

RUNDOM

You decided the music for Episode 104 picking "Lemurian Conference" - Nicolas Baudino. This music will go in a scene where Marisol Taveres, an employee of a Brazilian pharmaceutical company sits nervously in the bar, this samba sound comforts her while she's there. Because this is set in the year 2017 this music is suggestive of how that samba sound might evolve in a few years.

You decided the music for Episode 103. You picked "It's Murdah" by Drone One to play when, Doug, our reluctant hero whom is responsible for helping his customers make life-changing decisions, has just found himself dropped into a rough-around-the-edges mechanic's garage, where we meet Troy, twenty-something, hip hop but leather-jacket-hard whom is eying a motorcycle that he just might steal.

Be sure to listen for it when watching Episode 103, airing on Feb 25!

You made your decision, in Episode 102, you picked "Give Life a Try" to play on the jukebox. Be sure to listen for it when watching Episode 102, airing on Feb 18!