Minimal cue influenced by Thomas Newman's American Beauty theme with a quirky and corporate twist. It's an ideal underscore for news clips, documentaries and informational videos. It would also make a great corporate music-bed perfect for videos or seminars.
This versatile track will take you anywhere you want to go. It's a journey in paradise. The sweet ukuleles, the soothing percussion, the traditional instruments (including a tropical conch!) and the beautiful melody will fill the room with a sense of relaxation, joy and happiness. Enjoy!
A Pop Island Reggae tune, Closer and closer is a way to live, and a view of the problems our modern world faces, served up over a bed of Jamaican Jerk Chicken and Pop Reggae Rice . A grooving rhythm and live Hollywood studio track so interesting and versatile, great for a long list of commercial app...
Positive, optimistic and inspirational background music track featuring guitars, piano, upbeat drums and solid bass along with percussive instruments. Pop track with a relaxed and carefree feel great for TV, radio, commercials, promos, YouTube videos, corporate presentations and much more.
Soft and airy uplifting instrumental background music with synthesizer, piano and classical guitar instrumentation over a light mid tempo drum groove .
Ideal as background music for travel documentaries, presenting a holiday resort or real estate in general - this positive and easy going tune provi...
A stunningly beautiful and delicate track. Pizzicato strings, piano and a heavenly female choir confidently caress and support. Great for products and brands that exude class, security and refinement. Airlines, luxury cars, insurance, blue-chip corporations, exclusive hotels, cruises and vacations.
Bouncy, upbeat, rocksteady, poptastic slice of reggae music featuring Rhodes organ, horns and guitars. Proper 'feelgood'. Lively up yaself! Fun beach party, celebration. Rocking good-time fun music, party down and be happy. Cruise, island fun honeymoon, vacation. Mom dad kids, wholesome bouncy sweet...
