This piece of electronic music is perfect for any scene of rushing or urgency within a hospital or medical facility. It could also be used for a chase scene within a hospital. Included in this track is the beeping and ticking sound of a typical heart and blood pressure monitor at bedside - which com...
This piece of electronic music is perfect for any scene of rushing or urgency within a hospital or medical facility. It could also be used for a chase scene within a hospital. Included in this track is the beeping and ticking sound of a typical heart and blood pressure monitor at bedside - which com...
This piece of electronic music is perfect for any scene of rushing or urgency within a hospital or medical facility. It could also be used for a chase scene within a hospital. Included in this track is the beeping and ticking sound of a typical heart and blood pressure monitor at bedside - which com...
Foreboding acoustic guitars and clock ticks build intensity up to the 58 second mark where pounding drums, bass and fuzz guitars kick in. Great for gritty thrillers, crime, post apocalyptic scenes, etc.
A powerful, anthemic alternative rock song, with addictive guitar riffs, intriguing lyrics and interesting sounds, reminiscent of Muse. Aggressive but also melodic, strong and yet evocative, this song is memorable even in the instrumental version, perfect for dark atmospheres and action scenes.
An action soundtrack featuring organ, heavy electric guitars, drums and orchestra, with a big dose of vampirism and evilness thrown in. Darstardly and dark.
A darkly ambient, threatening and unnerving underscore. Suitable for tense and pensive drama scenes, reality show, documentary, dangerous situations, nervous undertow
A very sparse and ambient soundscape horror texture. Very light and intimate, this track couples ambient piano with lots of echo and reverb on, with a reversed piano moving quitely in the background. Great for so many Horror, Thriller and suspense tracks. This track will sit behind your visuals perf...
A thrilling and upbeat Calvin Harris inspired pop beat that listeners can easily groove to. Fast paced and perfect for any car scene or action sequence, or for a summer/party themed project. This Fun and happy instrumental would be perfect for a beach scene or even to bring life to a romantic or lov...
Two fast violins and a cello make up this dramatic, but stripped down piece. It is aggressive and raw in nature, but fits any project or commercial / advert portraying luxury or something cool.
It’s the year 2144 and machines have taken over the earth. This is the soundtrack to one of the battles between robots and humanity.
This is a hybrid track with both electronic instruments and more traditional epic orchestral strings, horns and percussion. Suitable in cinematic contexts li...
Special forces soldiers gear up to attack a hostile camp. They prepare silently, put everyone in place and wait for the smoke... than the signal is given and and these brave men won't stop for anybody...Courageous and epic, would fit in a war documentary or film, video game or trailer.
A dramatic track with two spiccato violins and a tremolo cello creates a raw, dramatic and somewhat aggressive mood fitting for a car commercial or similar type of advertising. The sound is a bit gritty and dirty, especially for a string trio.
A grand tribal middle eastern composition. Massive attack of ethnic percussion and juicy string section stabs. Sweet piece of action! Can be used for a massive dance show with a lot of dancers and and colorful stage action. Play it loud in a big space!
Massive spy cinematic theme with a Middle eastern touch. It's a night action scene In the middle east when something lurks under the radars, aiming to infiltrate and strike hard!
Intense brooding dark malevolant energy is what this track's all about. Uncertainty on the edge of a new exciting but dangerous journey. Great momentum from synth sequences and drums powers the track. Think early Nine Inch Nails meets Massive Attack. Contains synths bass and sequences , drum units a...
