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The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet in a classic guitar-pop version.
A very dramatic, symphonic / orchestra track. Chanting choir, pounding drums, intense orchestral production. Cinematic, epic, massive and highly suitable for film trailer, movie trailer, game trailer, intro scenes, battle scenes. Dominant, imperial, climactic, sweeping symphony sound.
Fat and fresh alternative rock similar to, say, some of harder Nickelback work. Uplifting and optimistic. Suitable for sports footage, downhill, skating or parachuting, racing, base jumping, any action packed footage really. The track alternates between 'down and dirty', gritty guitar riffs representing a free spirit, untamed and living the wild life.
Lively Electronic track, nice flowing, varied breaks, all very subtle and atmospheric, it rolls and rolls and rolls ....
african soundtrack piece which goes through many different stages throughout it's duration -- from the floating to the rhythmic, from light to dark, from sparse to dense, from the tribal and percussive to the ethereal with drones. There are many different cues in this piece, all contributing to a highly useable African soundscape.
Full orchestra, big and epic, adventure and fantasy.
An orchestral Christmas tune with sleigh bells and driving rhythm.
Mechanical, Serious, Industry, Machinery, Strong, Confident. Good for corporate video etc.
Just like the title says, a good and proper piece of pompous Circus music.
Brit Pop, driving guitars, then a surprisingly gentle Bridge, from 01:05 then the ride goes on
Simple pop song. Acoustic guitar, clear beat and clear structure. There's also as Underscore version.
House 70's trackā¦128 bpm.dance club Electronic,Synthesizers & Teen/Pop sound,fit for corporate,background music or Documentary.Fashion/Style, Commercials/TV themes