King of Kingston

From Club Penguin Music

King of Kingston, also known in Club Penguin as "Coffee Shop", is a stock song composed and published by Paul Sumpter, being released in the album "Island Sound Vol. 1"[1]. The song is primarily known for its use as the Coffee Shop theme, being often referred to as such. Its use in the Coffee Shop is one of the first music ever used in the Club Penguin series, dating back to its use in Penguin Chat.

It is available for licensing on Shockwave-Sound.

Versions[edit]

The following different versions are for sale in Shockwave-Soud:

Name Length Notes
Full track 1m38s The most complete version of the song.
60-secs version 1m02s This version takes the first 62 seconds of the full track, adding a fade out at the end.
30-secs version 32s This version takes the first 32 seconds of the full track, adding a fade out at the end.
Set of 4 music loops 12s each A set of 4 loops, labled from 1 to 4, which are all segments from the full track. In terms of what segment each loops corresponds to in the full track, roughly, loop 1 is the segment from 1s to 13s, loop is the segment from 13s to 25s, loop 3 is the segment from 39s to 51s and loop 4 is the segment from 74s to 86s.

Uses in Club Penguin[edit]

The song was first used in Penguin Chat. [citation needed]

The song was used in Club Penguin from its launch date in August 22, 2005, up until the game shutdown, in March 30, 2017, sometimes being temporarily removed for parties. It was also used in the Book Room, since the game's origin.

Its first known use in the flash game was under ID number 1, where it was used since the game's launch [citation needed]. In that SWF, it used the loops available in the "Set of 4 music loops", with the first playing, and then it would play randomly, incrementing an extra loop into the random poll each time. As the music of the time, the music was heavily compressed.

The music was replaced with versions with slightly higher quality in later years[When?]. It was used in the SWF of ID 429 where the 4 loops would play in a single clip and sequentially, with custom ambience, and in SWF of ID 669, which was the same music clip as 429, but with different ambience[citation needed].

After the release of the Club Penguin App[When?], the song also played in the Coffee Shop[citation needed].

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