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Sing-along Folk song, party in the fisherman´s hut
Eerie and dark, only sound carpets and sound collages
A piece with both Middle-Eastern and Native American influences. Choir gives a sense of awe and mystery, broken by tribal drums and fluttering woodwinds.
A slick, smooth, streamlined and uplifting electro groover. Uptempo, but not too intense, this track features subtle acoustic guitar melodies, a fast but somehow still chilled-out groove and a clean-cut, bright and appealing production. Great for corporate use, commercials, sports and travel - or indeed for any media presentation.
Deep, pounding percussion. Nervous strings and dark, twitchy pads. Scary, grotesque, dark ambient music. Good for horror, chase, sci-fi, science fiction, dark crime thriller.
Fluttery, soaring, peaceful and tender. Strings, piano, pads and occasional bell patterns/textures. Eternal love, romance, beauty and dreams.
Warm, inviting and friendly theme, slow pulsating rhythm. Synthesized.
(Main track). A fast moving, melodic and fun comedy track -- perhaps a mischievous animal or a wacky race. Playing, chasing or hopping around. Double-time drums, horns, fun licks and kazoo.
Deep drones, dark synth pulse, glass pads. Horror, scary, science fiction. Airy, ethereal strings over deep piano wire clanks.
A simple piano melody is joined by acoustic guitar and flute to depict a peaceful summer day. Romantic.
Sparse, dark and ominous ambient track. Good for film noir, dark thriller, horror, sci-fi or spy mystery. Pensive strings, deep bass, reverberant congas.
Determined, fast paced chase or battle scene music, using a combination of orchestral sounds with a hard hitting techno backdrop.
Very sci-fi oriented electro-rock piece that we had trouble finding the right category for. We would probably call it ´Electronic Space-Rock´, featuring sputtering, arpeggiating analogue synthesizers, space echoes, weird spacey sounds, thumping bass lines and an occasional, rock induced, driving guitar riff. Plenty of spacey effects throughout and at times very melodic.
Driving jazzfunk, not too heavy. Piano, electric bass (acoustic bass solo in the middle), cruising drums and the slightest hint of a soft string pad back to soften it up.
Futuristic, scientific, powerful, with a dark edge. Technology, cutting edge. Occasional morse code type incoming data signals.
Free spirited, uplifting and positive, medium tempo electronica/trance track with an ethereal vocal chant. Bright and groovy with whoosh sounds and varied sequential patterns throughout.
Soothing electronica. Warm, modern and with a sense of technology, trust and warmth.
Bright, positive and melodic. Colorful mid-tempo background track with a fresh feeling. Groovy clav sections.
A frantic, percussion driven music track for a chase, battle or fight scene. Highly suitable for trailer, game, thriller or action film. Horn stabs and staccato, dissonant string stabs with busy percussion.
Slick and streamlined pop-groove track featuring swirling pads, subtle guitar solos and vocal layers. Positive and uptempo, yet smooth and warm as well - blending elements of rock, pop, techno and soul / r&b to great effect.
A Lifetime Of Moments: Acoustic guitars, flute and soft string pads in a melodic, light, optimistic and relaxing piece inspired by nature, fantasy and magic, with a slightly wistful undertow.
Military / Science fiction soundtrack style. A slow, pensive and mysterious opening gives way after a couple of minutes to a pompous, staccato horn stabs and marching snares and all-out battle with horn stabs and fast congas. Sci-fi and battle/chase scenes. Ominous, dramatic, conflict.
The Epic Series is a series of 26 individual music tracks. Semi-orchestral, semi-electronic soundtrack work inspired by Babylon 5, etc. Brooding, pompous, epic, military style. Some of these are grouped together -- i.e. Epic 1 calm, Epic 1 Suspense and Epic 1 Battle use the same instrumentation and underlying tempo, making them work well together. Of course, they work well individually too.
