Sleeping songs / The Songbook / No. 106
Crescent Moon a sleeping song by Purrple Cat
Crescent Moon is track 1 of 11 on City Nights, 2:23 long. Dreamy downtempo beats: soft piano up front, guitar and warm synth pads behind it, and a slow, steady groove. Instrumental dreamy chillwave and ambient downtempo, free to play here in full, download and use with credit under CC BY 4.0.
- No. 106Crescent MoonTrack 1 ·2:23MP3
- Sleepiness
- Tempo
- ≈110 BPM, gently moving
- Softness
- Softer than 66% of the book
- Warmth
- Warmer than 94% of the book
- Steadiness
- Steadier than 5% of the book
- From
- City Nights · Album · Apr 20, 2021
About this sleeping song
Crescent Moon measures 66% softer, 94% warmer and 5% steadier than the rest of the songbook, which gives it 1 of 5 moons for sleepiness. It's not in the nightly rotation (that's the 140 sleepiest songs), but it's here in full.
Its sigil is drawn from its own sound: the curve is its loudness from start to finish, the 3 petals come from its tempo, the inner moon from its brightness, and the star marks its loudest moment.
Sleeping songs like this one.
The four songs that measure closest to Crescent Moon for softness, warmth, steadiness and tempo.
- No. 148EmbraceNo. 148 · Signs of Life2:27MP3
- No. 104TurbulenceNo. 104 · Above the Clouds3:21MP3
- No. 131Long DayNo. 131 · House in the Woods3:06MP3
- No. 1272:59MP3
Free to use, with credit.
Crescent Moon is free on all social media and in other projects with credit, under CC BY 4.0.
Free to use
- All social media. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch, Facebook, X and the rest, including monetised videos, lullaby and bedtime videos, sleep streams, Shorts and Reels.
- Other projects too. Podcasts, bedtime-story and meditation content, games, apps, ads, client work and school projects.
- Edit it to fit. Cut, loop, slow down or fade songs, and say it's edited in the credit.
- Credit Purrple Cat. “Music: Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0”.
Never
- Never re-upload or release it on streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer or Tidal, through a distributor or any other route.
- Never release remixes, samples or covers of it on streaming services either.
- Never register it in Content ID or claim other people's videos with it.
- Never pass it off as your own or sell the songs as they are.
Why so strict about streaming? Re-uploads, remixes, samples and covers on Spotify, Apple Music and other services get fingerprinted, and then false Content ID claims hit everyone who uses the music properly. Purrple Cat Self Releases have no Content ID, so there's nothing to clear when you use them as intended.
Music: Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0