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Deep-trance with guitar stabs, squelching analogue synths, a pumping bass groove and some psychedelic patterns breaking it up with elements of goatrance. Organic sound. Big lush production.
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.
A swaggering, cavalier piece of jazzy lounge chillout music. It's got a certain 'Pink Panther' influence, cool and with a slow strut. Electric bass, electric piano, upright piano, and available with either a Sax lead line or a Flute lead line.
Back in the Big Time: Breezy and suave. Horns, wah-wah guitar, hip-hop jazz drums and a groovy bass line to boot. Swing beat. Streetwise and very feel-good. Scat vocal on the chorus.
Sparse, dark ambient track, like a derelict factory or underground parking house where danger lurks. Sneaky, slightly metallic feel. Useful for horror or thriller material.
A chase... Lovely and harmonious blend of classical and electro... Acoustic piano line contrasted by brass and French horn lines open up into woodwind lines and the percussive mallets go to town... the orchestra bursts back with answering riffs
Deep Unearthly Roaring opens up to a Religious Intro by a church Choir singing hallelujah until Ambient Drums commence a steady, almost groovy beat leading into a slightly syncopated chorus with the church choir singing Hosana repeatedly on top, almost in the fashion of a mainstream pop song
Big Ominous Greek church Choir opens up solemnly singing Jesus Christi, leading in to an Indian Male vocalist paying homage supported by Angelic female choir, Swirling Harp, Strings and a light Ambient Drum pad helping it all to faithfully cruise along in a very mellow way until taking a turn to reach a dramatic end
9221 tracks, not registered with a PRO
16857 tracks, registered with a PRO