An alt-indie-funk-ska-rock song, quirky with lots of swagger and haunting harmonies, about a girl losing herself to a new persona. Includes the Instrumental version.
Introducing the ultimate funk pack featuring "Ain't it Funky" in all its groovy glory! This pack includes 7 different versions of the track, ranging from an extended 2:30 version to a short 0:20-second loop. You'll get the Main Version at 2:00, a 1:00 version, and even a Drum Only version for those ...
A hopeful, inspiring and atmospheric traditional music track with droning bagpipes. Perfect for Scotland-related videos, documentaries, fantasy films, deep heroic scenes, or highlands scenery.
Exciting orchestral action theme, featuring driving strings, heavy brass and an ethnic drum groove. Perfect for action and chase scenes in movies, trailers, commercials, advertising, game, youtube videos.
Dual solo guitars with a determined spy action type espionage vibe. Percussion is added in the middle of the tune. Great for TV/Film with crime or investigative theme
'Jingle Bells Swing Orchestra' is a romantic, orchestral, upbeat and upbeat, happy, cozy and warm classic American style Christmas performance of the Christmas classic Jingle Bells, which works perfectly as background music or Christmas greeting cards, christmas related videos, games, commercials, a...
Energetic, bombastic, dramatic, movie music track in the style of movies like James Bond and Mission Impossible. Great fit for action, spy movies and trailers. Features big brass band, funky guitars and groovy drums.
This track will perfectly fit for inspirational videos and motivational videos, YouTube videos, films ,TV, nature videos and photo slideshows,commercials, corporated videos, movies and more.
A stylish and groovy music track with a cool, confident attitude, in the style of James Brown and Bruno Mars. It features a funky bass line, electric guitar, blasting brass, vocal samples, drums and percussion. Perfect for advertising, commercials, marketing projects, celebrations, cooking, slidesh...
