These pieces have an explorative and epic feel. They feature synthesizers and electronic drums and build slowly to a climax. Think the French pop group Air doing a soundtrack for the X Files.........
This selection of synthesizer pieces couldn't sound more dated and "of it's time" - think early 80s technology - these tracks evoke a time when music that was created in a computer was a new concept
These tracks evoke technology, movement, cities, the world turning, space, science and education. They have a calming and modern feel with percussion and piano
The ultimate chill out piece that swims in a sea of calmness. Can be used in travelogues, natural documentaries and anything else that celebrates the diversity of Mother Nature. A slow meditative beat that reflects Asian influence (complete with kotos and chimes) and ultimately promotes positivity.
This is an uplifting pop rock track that starts off with a piano intro, slowly building on a catchy guitar riff and powerful drums . Perfect for any inspirational, motivational or uplifting projects!
This is an uplifting pop rock track that starts off with piano and mute guitar, slowly building on a catchy guitar riff and powerful drums. Perfect for any inspirational, motivational or uplifting projects!
Beautiful and emotionally fulfilling piece of music featuring piano, bells, cello, violins and boys choir. Starts with piano and and slowly builds as cello and violins come in, adding extra layers of emotions and dynamics. Perfect for film/game trailers, commercials, videos, projects and so on.
Beautiful and emotionally fulfilling piece of music featuring piano, celeste and strings, cello, and violins. Starts with piano and celeste and slowly builds as cello and violins come in, adding extra layers of emotions and dynamics.
Emotional melody played on Acoustic guitar, Dobro (acoustic slide), bass, drums, piano. Real musicians.
Medium-slow organic track. Could be used for slow dancing, driving, walking, dining, talking, nature scenes.
Perfect soundbed for reality shows, ads, action shows, corporate videos, drama...
Medium - slow tempo Acoustic guitar melody with synth pad, bass, drums and percussion.
Thoughtful, semi- sad, reflective instrumental with a timeless feel.
Scenes: walking, dancing, thinking, remembering, driving - anywhere where an organic background is needed.
Perfect soundbed for realit...
Beautiful and emotionally fulfilling piece of music featuring piano, bells, cello, and violins. Starts with piano and bells and slowly builds as cello and violins come in, adding extra layers of emotions and dynamics.
Romantic and emotionally fulfilling piece of music for your project. Perfect for wedding videos, romantic videos, inspirational projects, photo slideshows, motivational presentations and more. Starts with uplifting piano and slowly builds as full band come in, adding extra layers of emotions and dyn...
This mysterious suspenseful track uses vintage analog synths to evoke emotions, starting slowly and building to a huge percussion and synth crescendo.
Inspired by Survive, Trent Reznor, Junkie XL, and Steve Reich, this song has a classic sound that is very modern. Suspense, tension, surprise, di...
Slow piano solo with synth bed.
Emotional - sad, pensive, wistful, romantic, hopeful, optimistic. Piano with synth background pads.
Perfect for reflective scenes- driving, slow dancing, walking, fights, love, arguments, holding hands, beach, mountains, desert. Strangely hypnotic, with a repea...
Memorable piano melody with an unobtrusive bass and drums rhythm.
Emotional - sad, pensive, wistful, romantic, hopeful, optimistic.
Perfect for reflective scenes- driving, slow dancing, walking, fights, love, arguments, holding hands, beach, mountains, desert. Strangely hypnotic, with a repeat...
Acoustic slide guitar over a moving synth background. Slow, thoughtful, and organically timeless.
Driving through Paris, Texas. Walking alone. Reflecting, thinking, remembering. A lonely melody.
Scenes- walking through a Mexican plaza, driving anywhere in the South, walking, conversation, di...
