A sense of doom pervades this eerie, dark, percussive soundscape with a relentless spooky feel. Atmospheric with a sense of suspense and imminent danger. Menacing and sinister. 48 hours, The Mentalist, Castle, Alien Invasion, crime drama, horror, Sci-Fi.
Dramatic symphonic Dubstep & orchestral crossover - perfect for modern film trailers, commercials & corporate use.
Combines contemporary Dubstep elements with a full classical symphony orchestra. Spectacularly big & monstrous, it carries a huge emotional weight, and a driving, menacing purpose.
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An Atmospheric Instrumental That adds emotion and energy to any scene or sequence. This Would be a good romantic/love scene beat. The Electronic Dance elements reflect that of artists like avicii,afrojack and tiesto. The Melody itself is captivating and unforgettable!
An ambient, orchestral piece featuring added synthesizers and electronic effects. The mood is disturbed, dark and morose. Echoes create a sense of huge space. This piece paints a picture of foreboding, tension or impending horror.
This mid-tempo hip-hop piece features modern “trap style†snare rolls, tempo-synced synthesizers, and huge rolling segues, all offset by minimal verse which features a single winding note. It’s sure to get heads nodding in your next production!
“Industrial Monster†is an Industrial / Goth cue which features a dark electronic verse section, followed by distorted guitars with some special effects thrown in for good measure. The end of the track is edit-ready for stinger use.
Get your piece of the famous Internet meme with this sound-alike track. “Shaking in Harlem†features ultra-low bass, quick rolling snares, and the unmistakable crazy synth sounds.
Climactic movie score with a mood of restlessness, turmoil, agitation and upheaval. It starts out with a simple repeating octave piano theme and builds up with the addition of
different counter-themes by strings / orchestra. Perfect instrumental background music for documentaries of medieval lands...
Powerful and intense dramatic action music with staccato strings and synth effects over a hectic and busy drumbeat with contemporary glitch style elements.
Suitable for video games, intros and transitions, action scenes like car chases or dramatic escapes, movie trailers, hi tech product presentat...
A cinematic world war II track that depict the bond between fighting men. Honor, strength and loss is all felt in this realistic and emotional piece of music.
Great for TV / documentary intro.
Dark and enchanting orchestral score full of nostalgy and irony. Featuring a full orchestra, cello, piano and Fender Rhodes. Can be used as a film theme.
This massively dramatic track starts off sneaky, pensive, nervous, but keeps growing and growing into an almighty, determined, dramatic and hard hitting climax / finale. Dark, malevolent, with pounding tribal drums,, full orchestra. Very epic and cinematic. Suitable for epic productions, sports foot...
An intense action cue with driving percussion rhythms, orchestral energy, and big drums, underscoring anything from a fast car chase to a battle between man and machine. Very much in the vein of John Powell's "Bourne" movies and the scores of Hanz Zimmer and Steve Jablonsky ("Batman Begins" and "Tra...
An intensely suspenseful mystery cue underscoring anything from a deceitful murder to a mass epidemic. Orchestral with creepy piano, in the vein of James Newton Howard's scores for M. Night Shyamalan films
A grand and majestic track, emotional and sweeping with full orchestra and a beautiful chord progression, giving the track a larger-than-life, epic, regal feel. Victorious and celebratory, uplifting and soaring,trail to mercy,joyful.
Brazilian jungle influence mixed with electronic music, this is a pretty cool production, suitable for use with jungle or rainforest footage,search and hunting in the jungle, Brazilian Foresti etc.
An intense epic action cue with driving percussion rhythms, orchestral energy, and big drums, underscoring anything from a fast car chase to a battle between man and machine. Very much in the vein of John Powell's "Bourne" movies and the scores of Hanz Zimmer
