Heavily inspired by The Crystal Method's song "Name of the game", this Big Beat track is great if you need a Crystal Method sound-alike. Works beautifully with fight and action scenes, and with training and military as well. Edgy / Powerful / Gritty Music. [Tempo: Medium / 93 BPM]
Powerful and huge orchestral drums in a fast pace. Suited for action and adventure scenes and movie trailers. [Tempo: Fast, Very fast / 112 BPM]
Lighthearted and positive acoustic tune. Strong country accent, with a lot of acoustic guitars. Beautiful melody, inspiring mood. [Tempo: Medium / 112 BPM]
Powerful and huge orchestral drums in an intense syncopated rhythm. Suited for action and adventure scenes and movie trailers. [Tempo: Fast / 119 BPM]
Dramatic and mysterious piano, accompanied by harp and strings. Inspired by soap opera music cliches. [Tempo: Medium / 0 BPM]
Contemporary funk, with a strong retro accent. Groovy and cool. Synthesized bass, live drums, funk guitars and clavinet. [Tempo: Medium / 104 BPM]
Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata in D minor. Only the first two phrases played with a full pipe organ. [Tempo: Medium / 0 BPM]
Powerful and intense battle theme suited for fantasy and adventure. Full orchestra and choir. [Tempo: Medium / 122 BPM]
Retro violin phrases, typical disco bassline and piano over a contemporary club beat. Male falsetto vocals reminiscent of Bee Gees' "Staying Alive". Great for disco dancing spoofs and funny videos. Put on your white suit and black shirt and dance away! [Tempo: Fast / 120 BPM]
30 seconds of pure Christmas magic. Full orchestra playing a specially written 30 sec. piece, not a rough cut from a longer version. If you need a disneyesque sounding piece of music this is it. Ideal underscore for a holiday spot or a Christmas video. [Tempo: Medium / 100 BPM]
Cheesy retro 80s' commercial underscore. Perfect for eighties spoofs and those "call now!" adverts! [Tempo: Fast / 142 BPM]
Starts with a xylophone rhythmic cell and builds up to a full orchestral melody. Very positive and confident. Excellent for corporate videos and emotional yet optimistic commercials. [Tempo: Medium / 130 BPM]
Haunting film underscore. Howling wind instrument and a low pitched roar, produced with a tribal instrument called "tambor onca". [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 0 BPM]
Starts with sleighbells and real violins accompanied by a full orchestra and female choir towards the end. Live recording combined with some samples. Real people playing. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 155 BPM]
30 seconds of Classic Rock in AC/DC's style. Specially written for 30 seconds usage, not a rough edit from a longer version. Great for sporting goods ads, radio IDs, teen-oriented material, and everything else that needs a driving, exciting and powerful rock underscore. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 157 BPM]
Swinging big band short vignette. Nice as an opening theme for a TV show or radio program. [Tempo: Medium / 144 BPM]
Techno remix of an all-time classic hit. 90s' Euro-dance meets 70s' Hooked on Classics! Ideal if you need to emphasize a fusion between classical and contemporary, or elegance and technology. Or even if you need a corny piece of classical music arranged as techno! [Tempo: Fast / 140 BPM]
Cool and jazzy piano over a clock-like ticking woodblock rhythm. Accompanied by pizzicato strings and upright bass. Reminiscent of "Peanuts" and Charlie Brown. Nice for time-related subjects, such as game shows and competitions, or corporate videos. In Version 2 happy flute closes the piece, ideal for emphasising an achievement. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 120 BPM]
Acoustic piano and a real cello playing a sincere melody towards the end. Soft and playful. Not a 30 seconds edit of a longer music, but specially written 30 sec. music, ideal for children-oriented adverts and videos. [Tempo: Fast / 156 BPM]
Vintage cartoon music, reminiscent of the old Warner Brothers and MGM cartoons such as Tom & Jerry, Looney Toones, etc. Starts with a nice theme and breaks down into a ‘today's episode’ finale. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 120 BPM]
Fast and funny cartoon-ish music. Ideal as an opening theme for an animated series or game. reminiscent of the old Warner Brothers and MGM cartoons such as Tom & Jerry, Looney Toones, etc. Starts with a drum roll and a trombone glissando and drives into a jolly jazzy melody, ending with a crazy drum solo. [Tempo: Fast / 151 BPM]
Cool chill out tune, reminiscent of Us3's chart-topping ‘Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)’. Nice music to go with fashion and beauty ads, or anything that needs a cool acid jazz underscore. Piano, trumpet, drum loops and jazz guitar. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 108 BPM]
Acoustic guitar dreamy groove with light percussion and a lead 60s/70s electric guitar solo. Ideal for corporate use, motivational spots, health care and children. Written for 30 seconds usage, not a rough cut from a longer version. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 101 BPM]
Disneyesque rendition of a classic. Full orchestral arrangement, with an exciting breakdown towards the middle of the track, in which a fiddle plays the melody over timpani hits. Great ending. [Tempo: Fast / 88 BPM]
Heavily inspired by ZZ Top, this blues-rock is the typical music you would hear coming out of a juke box in a biker bar on the road. Think of a lot of Harley Davidson motorcycles parked outside and a bunch of bearish men staring at you as you walk in. [Tempo: Medium / 106 BPM]
Heavily inspired by Chic's "Good Times", this track's got that bright 70s/80s turn of the decade groove and sound. Tight drums and bass line, over witch a clean Nile Rogers' styled guitar and typical disco strings set the vintage/retro mood. Perfect for dancing spoofs, or even dance lessons! [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 116 BPM]
Playful flute melody (recorder) over acoustic guitars and light percussion. Also a nice bass guitar and some pizzicato strings. The kind of music you would hear on a Fisher-Price ad. perfect for children-oriented videos and adverts, or heath care, insurance and other "everything's fine" kind of spots. Acoustic yet contemporary. [Tempo: Medium / 114 BPM]
Lighthearted pop tune. A cello, a nylon-string guitar and a piano take turns in playing the main melody, over drums, acoustic guitars and fretless bass. Ideal mood for nature, travel, health, children and other light, fresh and positive videos. [Tempo: Medium / 93 BPM]
Heavy Hip Hop beat with powerful strings and cool synths. Urban yet dramatic, with a very strong "gangsta" feel. [Tempo: Slow / 75 BPM]
Haunting and disturbing mood. Ideal for Halloween videos and scary stuff. [Tempo: Very slow / 0 BPM]
Nice contemporary rock track. Reminiscent of Franz Ferdinand's "Matinee". Written specially for 30 sec use, not a rough cut from a longer version. Ideal music if you want to address to a hip and young audience. Perfect for tv advertising! [Tempo: Medium / 117 BPM]
Vintage French pop music, reminiscent of the classic "Je t'aime... moi non plus" hit by Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin. French phrases over a retro rock band and organ. [Tempo: Slow / 100 BPM]
A joyful rendition of this Italian classic! Mandolin and accordion accompanied by drums and piano. [Tempo: Fast / 129 BPM]
Energetic short Punk-pop instrumental. A la Green Day, Blink-182, Avril Lavigne. Ideal for skating videos. [Tempo: Fast / 95 BPM]
Hypnotic ‘4 on the floor’ electronic beat, that gradually builds up to an energetic momentum. Features real TB 303 sound. [Tempo: Medium / 128 BPM]
A collection of bright and feel-good jazz pieces that are made to work well together, but each part also works great on it's own. Whimsical, carefree and playful jazz, suitable for fun and games, feelgood presentations, cartoons, childrens TV and much more. [Tempo: Fast / 163 BPM]
A jolly and light orchestral version of the ultimate Christmas classic. Woodwinds, bells and strings playing the main melody over a nice 'sleigh-riding' rhythm. Very playful and fun. [Tempo: Fast / 115 BPM]
A gong hit and a cliché shakuhachi phrase. That's it! If you don't know what a shakuhachi is, just listen to the track and you will remember the classic Japanese flute extensively used in stereotyped Kung Fu films. [Tempo: Very slow / 0 BPM]
The track starts with solo female vocalizations lamenting over classical acoustic guitars and mandolins, and builds up to a pompous choir and orchestra solemn procession. Good for a huge funeral scene, with lots of people crowding up the streets to give a last goodbye to an idol, politician, etc. [Tempo: Very slow / 55 BPM]
Intense contemporary rock. Ideal for motivational videos and sports footage. Classic song structure with intro - verse - chorus - verse - chorus and chorus out parts. [Tempo: Fast / 130 BPM]
Reminiscent of Al Bowlly's version of "Guilty", featured in french film "Amelie"'s soundtrack, this vintage rendition is excellent if you need to add a retro flavor to your project, or if you are looking for a sound-alike. A 30's jazz ensemble featuring a solo clarinet and string section recorded and precessed so it sounds like an old vinyl. [Tempo: Medium / 127 BPM]
Dramatic and suspenseful. Huge drums in a slow rhythmic pattern provides a deep atmosphere over witch an eerie choir comes in. Occasional distorted screeches and screams complete the total macabre mood. [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 70 BPM]
Heavily inspired on John Philip Sousa's American and military marches. Reminiscent of the famous "Liberty Bell" march, used as the Monty Python's Flying Circus' theme. Just add the foot sound effect on the last note. Recorded with a real band, real people playing. [Tempo: Medium / 118 BPM]
Perfect for cheer-leading routines. Sounds a bit like Avril Lavigne's "Girfriend" or that classic "Hey Mickey, you're so fine you blow my mind". Pounding rock drums and energetic guitars. In the style of Avril Lavigne or The Ting Tings. [Tempo: Fast / 82 BPM]
Solo acoustic finger-picking guitar, supported by a piano. Beautiful heartfelt melody, written specially for 30 seconds use, building the right emotional momentum towards the end of the track. Ideal for baby and newborn ads, children and serene joyful videos. Tears of joy. [Tempo: Slow / 55 BPM]
News theme. The type of music you can hear on CNN etc. Starts with a synthesized sequencer, good for the headlines announcement, and builds up into a full orchestral theme, ideal for the news vignette. [Tempo: Fast / 121 BPM]
Orchestral percussion-only cue. Huge-sounding. Works perfectly with movie trailers, chase scenes, escape scenes, etc. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 101 BPM]
Perfect score for the arrival of a King, with all the cavalry on guard before a battle. Huge, yet not too busy, it can be a nice underscore for any grandiose scene with dialog. Some tension due to some high string notes, more like a preparation. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 107 BPM]
Hot and dirty electric blues. Reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix' "Red House". Great if you're looking for a sound-alike or need to add that energetic and sexy vibe to your project. [Tempo: Medium / 66 BPM]
Starts with a gregorian chant punctuated by an occasional bell. great for a church scene, like a confessional dialog. Then it blossoms into a full mixed choir and orchestra, with pizzicato basses and cellos, ideal score for the entrance of a noble, such as a king or a queen. [Tempo: Slow / 0 BPM]
