List of associated production music/b

This page is a showcase of all of the associated production music in Pencil 2.O that start with the letter B.

Backed Vibes

Backed Vibes is the name of two songs by Kevin MacLeod.

Backed Vibes

This version, less used, has mechanical sound effects in the background.

• The Softening - recap.

Backed Vibes (clean)

This version has no mechanical sound effects.

• Insectophobe's Nightmare - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Vomitaco - Played during the taco contest.
• Return of the Hang Glider - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Get Digging - Voting theme.
• The Long-lost Yoyle City - "Why do I have to carry this bag?"
• Vas-A-Yop - That night.
• All Change! (Regimes) - "I got your favourite, the one from Coppola."

Background Blues

Background Blues was composed by Otto Sieben. This is a sort-of theme for Pen.

• Half a Loaf Is Better Than None - "Hey, Pen!"
• All-Day Anticipation - Brarf appears.
• A Pen From Greece - "Sooooooooo, what now?"

Bashful Eyes

Bashful Eyes was composed by Kapono Beamer. The song is based off a Hawaiian hula called Henehene Kou 'Aka and has been covered by the Hawaiian ukulelist Israel Kamakawiwo'ole.

• In Caterva Jubilo - "So overnight, we have installed a high tech security system."
• Le Voyage dans la Poubelle - "Better than ever!"
• Insectophobe's Nightmare 3 - The beginning.
• The Boys' Birthday Party - "Are you sure you don't want us to help you?"
• The Best Unrest - At the café.

Beach Party

Beach Party was composed by Harry Bluestone

• All-Day Anticipation - title card

Beautiful Okinawa

Beautiful Okinawa was composed by S. Makino and S. Shiba. It is directly mentioned in the show.

• All-Day Anticipation - The J-pop music that plays.

Befuddled Gent

Befuddled Gent was composed by Phil Green.

• Lofty - "What?/Haha!"
• State Minds Drink Alike - "Good evening."
• Dates and Schoolgates - Match is the new teacher.
• All-Day Anticipation - "We will not clean the house after what you did!"
• Attack of the Six Foot Californians - "I'm sorry, your twin is not available at the moment."

Beheading of the King

Beheading of the King was composed by Laurie Johnson.

• All-Day Anticipation - Yaretzi calls the police.

Bell Hop

Bell Hop was composed by John Shakespeare. It has an earthly appearance, probably because it's been used in the Patchy the Pirate live segments on SpongeBob.

• Don't Lose Your Marbles - "So on this screen I have ordered you by your current scores."

Bella Napoli

Bella Napoli was composed by Robert Foster.

• In Search of Brother - Javier reads Aristotelis's essay.

Bicycle

Bicycle was composed by Kevin MacLeod. This is most famously known as that bass song from the 23rd episode.

• Hurtful! - Played during the contest.
• Drill Sergeant Daddy - Pen reads the challenge description.
• In Search of Brother - Sio finds Cil on his bed.

Big Ed's March

Big Ed's March was composed by Sam Spence.

• Drill Sergeant Daddy - title card

Big Show Theme

Big Show Theme was composed by Robert Sharples.

• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - Pen imagines the crowd wanting him.

Bikini Bottom Bound

Bikini Bottom Bound was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

• Take the Plunge - "Well, then you're in luck."
• Not Sco Much Viller - title card

Blood in the Gutter

Blood in the Gutter was composed by Laurie Johnson.

• Still in a Hundred Years - "Newly-hired Sheriff Orther here."

Blue Ska

Blue Ska was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• Welcome Back - "Fries!"; "Hey Pin!"

Blue Tide

Blue Tide was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield. In order episode info lists, this song is listed as the now-deprecated Hawaiian Sting 2.

• Vas-A-Yop - "So Match most enjoys performing in front of people, right?"
• Zayde's Hootin' Arrival - "Dad?"
• All Change! (Regimes) - "I have an answer, an it is something that I most regret."
• Will He or Won't He? - "Alright, boys, you sleep in the boys' room with J, S, QR and C."

Boring Morning

Boring Morning was composed by Nicolas Carr.

• Le Voyage dans la Poubelle - "Mum, I have a bad feeling that we should go home."
• Don't Pierce My Flesh - "So what do we doyo without the Speaky Box?"
• Get in the Van - "No worries, Gelatin." (old version)
• Battle Hymn of the Hoa - "I swear every time I come here everyone stares at me."
• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - "The girls are sleeping?"
• All Change! (Regimes) - "They caught a man in the Shōha saying something bad about me."
• Will He or Won't He? - "What took you so long?"

Botany Bay

Botany Bay is an Australian folk song composed by Robert White. Actually, there is another version that is composed by Michael Bolger and Nicolas Carr as well, but they have not been used yet.

Botany Bay B

This version is sad.

• Return of the Hang Glider - "Hey, peoples."

Box Office

Box Office was composed by Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.

• Showscape! - Pen reads the letter; "We'll work on that."

Botany Bay C

This version is faster, yet barely used.

• The Long-lost Yoyle City - "I wonder why the Davids aren't saying ‘Aww, seriously’." (new version)

Braden Beat

See Music to Drive By.

Brittle Rille

Brittle Rille was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• It's a Monster - "I think someone owes me an apology."

Broken Ride

Broken Ride was composed by Harry Bluestone.

• All Change! (Regimes) - Yaretzi shows Pen a zoetrope.

Bumbling B

Bumbling B was composed by Bernd Gesell.

• Get Digging - "There's too much room up here."

Busy Life

Busy Life was composed by Cedric King Palmer.

• In Caterva Jubilo - Played at the airport.
• It's a Monster - Played at the beginning.
• Showscape! - "When are Mummy and Daddy going to be up there?"
• Dates and Schoolgates - The beginning
• Will He or Won't He? - "Omg, hey guys!"