$ git push origin main
Outrun synthwave for people who ship code
Ten tracks for the late shift. Initial Commit to Staging Area Sunset.
Contribution Run
Ten tracks. Thirty-two minutes. It opens on “Initial Commit” and closes on “Staging Area Sunset,” and in between it moves like a working day at the terminal, redrawn as a night drive.
It's also a soundtrack
Contribution Run scores the arcade game of the same name, where a developer's commit history becomes the racetrack and every green square in the graph turns into something to get past.
The game launches soon — that link is a teaser page until it does.
Use it in your stream, video or game
The whole album is released under Creative Commons BY 4.0. Use it in videos, streams, games, podcasts, adverts — commercial or not. The only thing I ask is credit.
You can
Use it commercially, monetise the video, cut it, loop it, remix it, build on it.
You must
Credit Neon Husky and link back. One line in a description is enough.
You don't have to
Ask permission, pay anything, or wait for a reply. It's already yours to use.
Music: Neon Husky — “Contribution Run” https://neonhusky.dev — licensed CC BY 4.0
If you ever get a copyright claim on something using this music, email me and I'll clear it. That shouldn't happen, and if it does it's my problem to fix, not yours.
About
Neon Husky is synthwave for the late shift. Analog-era synth leads, sidechained bass, keytar hooks, and the particular kind of momentum that only makes sense after midnight on an empty road.
The debut album takes one idea and refuses to blink. Album and game share a title, a concept, and a theory of how things get built: something small, repeated, accumulating quietly into speed.
How it's made: the music is AI-generated, written and produced by Kristian Arvidsson using Mureka. That's stated here rather than buried, because you'd rather know and I'd rather say. The work is owned outright by its creator.