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As the name suggests, a somewhat quirky and odd, slamming blues-rock track. A slight retro feel, with guitars, drums and piano. 1960's or 1970's rock, but updated with some of today's flavor as well. Great for commercials and any deliberately 'quirky' and different media.
This Reggae track takes a modern look at the genre, mixing in elements of Pop and R&B to create a feelgood, downtempo pop-reggae track. Melodic, catchy, and with a quirky, whistled chorus part later on.
monumental and epic, the stars are singing and everybody feels wonderful
Electronic transmission of a good and hopeful mood
A fast and powerful electro-tech track with slamming rhythms, distorted synth lines and a "larger than life" sound. Determined, powerful, stopping at nothing. Speed and excitement.
A fast and powerful electro-tech track with slamming rhythms, distorted synth lines and a "larger than life" sound. Determined, powerful, stopping at nothing. Speed and excitement.
A very slow folk / country / Americana track. Nostalgic, wistful, a little bluesy. Starts off with a single electric slide guitar, then adds organ, bass and drums. The are various versions available. The "No intro" version skips the first part with only the slide guitar. The "No drums" version (unsurprisingly) is without the drums.
Traditional country, bluegrass waltz, performed on Dobro, banjo, mandolin, guitar and bass. Live and authentic, american heartland country folk.
West Indian Calypso style with Spanish guitars, Hawaiian pedal steel guitar, bass and drums. Happy, swaying and playful, suitable for travel programs, holiday, vacation in Hawaii, caribbean or Pacific Islands etc.
Ska is a form of Jamaican music which began in the early 1960s. Combining elements of traditional mento and calypso with an American jazz and rhythm and blues sound, it was a precursor in Jamaica to rocksteady and later reggae. It is the predominant form of music listened to by Rudeboys, Mods, and Skinheads, amongst others, with artists such as Symarip, Laurel Aitken, The Charmers and The Pioneers aiming songs at these groups as far back as the 1960s. (Wikipedia).
Authentic, uptempo Spanish style. Spanish guitars, percussion, clapping, castanets. Hot blooded.
This saucy, uptempo, uncanny little latino rocker with organ top line reminds us a lot of the 1950's hit, "Tequila!" by The Champs.
A short, fun, boot-slappin´, Yee-haw´in country hoedown. Also available in an underscore version without the lead telecaster.
Up-tempo and feelgood country-rock track with a shuffle rhythm, dobro top line plus electric guitar solo. Enjoy!
Uptempo, Los Lobos style Tex-Mex rocker featuring drums, bass, guitars and accordeon. Fast and fun!
Mid- to Up-tempo jazz/funk riffing. Horns top line, harmonies added each chorus.
A real feelgood acoustic blues rock track featuring guitars and dobro. Cool, breezy, uplifting, highly suitable for TV and media.
Driving, steamy, classic style blues-rock featuring electric guitar and organ. There is also an underscore version, without the lead guitar.
Mid-tempo Mexican / South American ballad. 12-string guitars, accordeon, percussion. Very traditional sounding.
Irish tune featuring flute with contemporary backing.
Driving mid-tempo country blues rock. Dobro top line & electric guitar solo.
Bouncy Cajun style blues rock. Slide guitars and accordeon. Down and dirty, grinding and swaying. Bass enters second time.
6604 tracks, not registered with a PRO
11522 tracks, registered with a PRO