Albums AnonymousFree comedy music — stream and download funny original songs
26 original comedy songs you can play in full for free, with no account. Want to keep one? Download the MP3 with just an email — streaming stays free no matter what. Every track is an original parody song from the Albums Anonymous comedy music podcast, minus the laugh track.
How to get the songs
- Stream free, no login. Open the song list or any song page and press play. Full songs, no laugh track, no signup.
- Download free with an email. Hit Download MP3 on a song, enter your email once, and the file is yours — every download after that is one click.
- Remix them. The free in-browser DJ booth lets you mix any two songs and share the result.
What kind of comedy songs
Original comedy songs written under parody-artist personas, spanning Country, Elevator Music, Emo, Folk, Hip-Hop, Indie Folk, Jam Band, Metal, Pop, R&B, Rock, Ska and Soft Rock. Short, tightly structured, and built around a specific joke — awkward social situations, oddly specific personality types, and everyday-life absurdity.
Parody artists include Can't, Smellevator, Kall of Booty, Gasoline Dion, The Random Ass All Stars, LinkedIn Park, Elvis CauseSmello, The Weekdays, Papa John Windy, Cuntreeboi, Lame Impala, Nasally Yours.
Popular right now
- Peanuts — Can't · Jam Band
- Smellevator — Smellevator · Elevator Music
- Colonoscopy — Kall of Booty · Hip-Hop
- Fart Grenade — Smellevator · Elevator Music
- Stretch the Smell — Smellevator · Elevator Music
- Sad Thoughts and T.P at Costco — Kall of Booty · Hip-Hop
- Costco Food Court — Kall of Booty · Hip-Hop
- Fart Garfunkel — Gasoline Dion · Folk
Where the songs come from
Albums Anonymous is a weekly comedy music podcast: the hosts pick apart a classic album like a book club, then write and record an original parody song inspired by it. This page is those songs on their own. To hear the full episodes and the story behind each track, choose your podcast app on the home page — it's on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the comedy music really free?
Yes. Every song streams in full for free with no account and no login. If you want the MP3 to keep, you give an email once and the download unlocks — that's the only ask, and streaming stays free either way.
Do I need an account to listen?
No. Open any song and press play. There is no signup wall on streaming — you only enter an email when you want to download a file or share a mix you made in the DJ booth.
How do I download a song?
Every song page and every row in the song list has a Download MP3 button. The first time, it asks for an email; after that, downloads are one click.
Can I use these songs in my videos or DJ sets?
You can mix and share them inside the on-site DJ booth freely. For using a track in your own published video, reach out through the site — these are original recordings, not public domain.
What kind of comedy songs are these?
Original comedy songs written under parody-artist personas — send-ups of pop, rock, indie, rap and singer-songwriter styles, with hyper-specific, everyday-life lyrics. They're short, structured and built around a joke.
Who makes the music?
Albums Anonymous, a weekly comedy music podcast that treats a classic album like a book club and then writes an original parody song inspired by it. The songs here are those tracks, without the podcast's laugh track.