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Melodic track featuring African choir voices, african chants and african percussion mixed with more contemporary pop/rock guitar, bass, and strings. African style vocal chorus and vocalizing / vocalese.
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.
Wherever the journey should go, this track provides the perfect background to it
Mid-tempo Dub Reggae track with guitars and organ top line.
Urgent and dramatic action cue, suitable for chase or battle scene, military conflict, combat sports, action movie trailer or other high impact footage. Live orchestra combined with sampled percussion and fast congas patterns creates a sense of desperate urgency and struggle. Chaos and destruction.
Cool, edgy, lively, thrilling, groovy, driven, positive, jazz-tinged groover with an air of suspense, anticipation & excitement. Almost a Bond,Spy theme but with a city vibe to it. Could be a theme to a high-flying business-based project.
Full Orchestra with Choir and percussion. Intense and Scary, Big Climax.
A dark, intense and powerful cinematic soundtrack with contrasting parts that transition from loud and bombastic to ominous and foreboding. With dynamic orchestration and an up-tempo aggressive feel. Good for suspenseful scenes depicting looming danger.
Mysterious jazzy spy tune, featuring a vibraphone, trumpet , bass, strings and drums.
Stacc Brass with uplifting string chords, very rhythmic. Moody middle part - heartful choir in the end with a lot of hits - good for trailers.
Mysterious and haunting, an exotic middle eastern, persian, indian or arabic track based on a rhythm drone, tabla percussion and an ethnic wood flute.
Melodic electro-rock track with elements of Science Fiction soundtrack work, progressive rock and ambient electronica. Guitar leads, epic pads, analogue synth sequences. Among many other features are a long, floating and building intro, and an guitar solo reminescent of Alan Holdsworth or Alex Lifeson (Rush) midway through. A unique track, hard to describe, but perhaps as a more rock-influenced Tangerine Dream or a more powerful Vangelis? We recommend you listen to the entire full length preview.