The mark consists of an upbeat reggae-like tune where they key is C Minor, and the BPM is 60. The tune is played by four instruments: an old school computer game synth for chords, the same old school computer game synth for bass, drums, and a wood block. The drums play a simple pattern of bass drum and snare drum, where first the kick plays an 1/8 note followed by an 1/8 note on the snare drum, followed by a 1/16 note pause, before the kick plays a 1/16 note before an 1/8 note on the snare drum. Two different sounds of a wood block (low pitch and higher pitch) are played repeatedly the first beat and the third beat throughout the song. The song consists of four main parts, where the first three main parts consist of two bars of chords and melody repeated two times. The last main part is made up of four bars where both the chords and the melody changes. For the two first main parts, the first bar is a C Minor chord, while the second bar is an F minor chord. The chords are played in the pattern of first an 1/8 note pause followed by two 1/8 notes where for the C Minor the G4 and D#4 are played and for the F Minor the F4 and C4 are played. The third main part plays the chords F Minor followed by a C Minor repeated twice. The fourth main part plays a G# Major, then a C Minor with G in the bass, then an F Minor, and finally a C Minor. The fourth part falls back to the same chord as in the beginning of the song, so the song can be looped. The melody is played two octaves below the chords, and starts off with a C2 1/4 note followed by a C3 1/4 note. The melody is mostly based on the chords being played. The melody is unison in main part one and two, and for two tones played in parallel for main parts three and four. The melody in part three starts with the characteristics two 1/8 notes of F1 and C4, two 1/8 notes of G#1 and F4, two 1/8 notes of C2 and G#4.