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One in a series of 7 short dramatic, news tv, documentary tracks. High impact, intense, dramatic jingles, highly suitable as TV programme opening sequences, intros, splash screens, product introductions, sports and action footage, reality TV and more.
Hysteria Lane is based on the music from Desperate Housewives. Think plucked strings, vibes and Strings. Hysteria Lane evokes a cheeky and mischievous tone throughout although, the music its self is very subtle. Perfect for spots needing a subtle but mischievous tone or D-Housewives sound-a-likes.
Groovy tune in 8bit style made with modern synthesizers. Very positive, funny. Could fit and arcade video game or project for children. It's a full track that can be looped smoothly.
Scary, a little bit sarcastic, slow, laid-back and groovy soundtrack with zombi movies atmosphere. It starts with honky ponky, old piano and develops into a more energetic part with bass and drums. Good for film, video games, sites or flash projects.
Booming, majestic and epic fantasy or sci-fi track. Almost fanfare like, but with a very dark element. Mysterious, monolithic and very suitable for footage of awe and power, be it fantasy, science fiction, sports, film score or even forceful corporate presentations with a big impact.
TV news broadcast style. Urgent, serious, news footage, latest breaking news etc.
Urgent, dramatic soundtrack piece with live choir. Spine-tingling, epic, high drama, very highly suitable as film trailer, movie trailer, game trailer, commercial, movie intro, in-film battle sequence, etc. Fast pounding percussion, big drums, huge orchestral stabs, horns and strings fluttering, choir chanting. Very dramatic and intense.
Massive, sweeping orchestral track with a huge, thunderous percussion section. Heroic, epic, pounding and cinematic. Builds towards a climax at the end. Highly suitable for movie trailer, film trailer, game trailer, film intro sequence or opening sequence, war and battle scenes, etc.
The Sami, also known as Lapps, are the indegenous people of Northern Scandinavia. Hailing from northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia (the Kola Peninsula), their lives and appearance have a lot in common with Native Americans. Their music is dominated by the unique and easily recognizable Joik (or Yoik) which again lends similarities to the chanting vocal styles of Native American music. It is often accompanied by a simple hand drum beat.