Church of Duty
FILTHY ANIMAL [TRACK]
FILTHY ANIMAL [TRACK]
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Professionally arranged play-along tracks for drummers, creators, and performers
Bring your drumming to life with these meticulously arranged drumless tracks created by Grammy-nominated, Stellar Award-winning producer Matt Edwards. Each track is a full-energy, modern arrangement of today’s most popular songs — rebuilt from the ground up so you can be the drummer.
Designed for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, rehearsal, and live performance, Church of Duty drumless tracks give you a professional band behind your kit — without the drums — so you can create, perform, and post content that actually hits.
These are not simple karaoke tracks.
They are producer-level arrangements, built with live instruments, modern programming, and real-world musical dynamics that respond to your playing.
What You Get
- Full-length drumless arrangements of today’s trending songs
- Live-band energy — not stiff MIDI recreations
- Radio-ready production optimized for social media and performance
- Click-tight, performance-ready structure for filming, practice, and stage use
Who These Are For
- Drummers creating Instagram & TikTok content
- Worship drummers who want modern arrangements
- Musicians who want realistic play-along tracks
- Creators who need professional backing tracks without hiring a band
Technical Details
- File format: 16-bit / 44.1kHz WAV
- Tracks: Stereo drumless mix (no drums included)
- Delivery: Instant digital download
Important Usage Note
These tracks are intended for:
- Practice
- Live performance
- Social media performance videos
- Personal content creation
They are not licensed for commercial audio-only streaming (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.) or resale.
Whether you’re filming in your bedroom or performing on a stage, Church of Duty Drumless Tracks give you a band that never misses a hit.
Plug in. Count off. Go to work.
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