The album features country/ballad rhythms with the constant presence of guitars. A frontier land, all
to be explored and built, where law and social order had not yet arrived and where one could be
free. Atmospheres that transport the listener to the imagery of the West and western movies.
Driving chicago blues shuffle track with guitar lead focus. Cool, swaggar vibes and roadhouse bar appeal. For film/TV, lifestyle commercials/ads, and travel programming
Lazy Sunday solo blues guitar version of amazing grace..somber, reflective vibe full of heart & soul. Suitable for montages, documentaries, and dramatic content
A groovy deep looped trip hop track. Perfect for Video production, youtube video, corporate video, advertising, background music, presentations, podcasts, TV, background for cafes, restaurants, boutiques an more.
This laid-back, sexy blues track has a subtle sense of mystery and intrigue. Great as complimentary backing track to enhance your project. Guitar, organ, bass and drums.
A relaxed bluesy rock track featuring electric piano, electric guitar, acoustic drums and an electric Fender bass. It has a slow tempo with a relaxed friendly warm calm feeling. Content, warmhearted and comfortable.
Tough hard rock blues, featuring distorted guitar licks, bass, and hard-hitting drums.
Perfect for anything relating to bars, beer, masculinity, the south, driving/trucks etc.
A classic, acoustic blues guitar piece. Evocative and atmospheric. Complete with guitar body thumps and real human hands moving up and down the fretboard. A warm, real performance that will add instant atmosphere and oxygen to a film project.
A cool, bouncy royalty free retro blues pop, with rhodes, brass, claps, recorder, guitar, keys and drums.
Best suited for advertisements, kids videos, friendly content, uplifting, feel good and funny videos.
Mostly instrumental finishing with a choral section which asks the listener not to 'let me down'. Guitar solo and jazz piano interweave through this beautiful melancholic track.
Who are we? Who am I? The dissection of ourself. Are we our thoughts? Our reactions to the world? Are we our relationships or the things we do? How should we feel about our impact on the world and all the people in it?
