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]
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]
Orchestral percussion-only cue. Huge-sounding. Works perfectly with movie trailers, chase scenes, escape scenes, etc. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 101 BPM]
Cheesy chapel organ playing Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Ideal if you need music for a scene of a Las Vegas wedding, in one of those cheap wedding chapels. [Tempo: Slow / 61 BPM]
Glorious rendition of this classic, played by a full-fledged pipe organ. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 60 BPM]
Strong and vibrant indie rock, with a lot of attitude and edge. Slamming drums and gritty guitars. Similar to Blur and Bloc Party. Great for youth and teen-oriented material. [Tempo: Fast / 150 BPM]
Sexy Pop R&B instrumental. Driving club beat, retro 80s keyboards and a catchy pop synth hook. Somewhat minimalist, in the style of Timbaland. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 119 BPM]
Retro Cop Show theme and variations. Sound of the 1970's and 80's. Action and anticipation music, with a lot of wah guitars, funky clavinet, horn section and groovy basslines. Suspenseful variations, with a somewhat comic flavor. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 0 BPM]
Hard rock short musical pieces, perfect for sitcom and teen oriented TV shows. Fun and catchy intros, segues and ids. [Tempo: Medium / 0 BPM]
Powerful hard rock with a heavy eighties aura. Perfect for sports or training montages. Energizing and inspiring solid rock tune. Also available without the corny guitar melody. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 120 BPM]
Cool electronic bossa nova music. Ideal for fashion spots, beauty videos, cosmetics, clothing and European fashion subjects. Reminiscent of Thievery Corporation and Bebel Gilberto. [Tempo: Fast / 117 BPM]
Introspective piano instrumental. Sparse notes over a soft strings and synth bed. Portrait of loneliness or melancholia. Empty and pensive, yet hopeful. [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 0 BPM]
A sweet recorder melody played over a slow brazilian Xote. [Tempo: Medium / 75 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]
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]
Contemporary funk, with a strong retro accent. Groovy and cool. Synthesized bass, live drums, funk guitars and clavinet. [Tempo: Medium / 104 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]
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]
Bold and heavy Big Beat tune, with a repetitive guitar riff and powerful drums. Intro builds tension and prepares to the pounding beat that drops afterwards. Works beautifully with action and fight scenes, military, radical sports, auto racing and anything that needs that ass-kicking vibe. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 85 BPM]
Uplifting motivational light rock. Hammond organ melody over steel string acoustic guitar, edgy crunch rhythm guitar and very vivid drums. There is also a no-organ underscore version. [Tempo: Fast / 128 BPM]
Energetic and positive punk-pop tune. Emo-ish guitars and gritty bass over upbeat drums. MTV style, teen culture, and great for sports footage. [Tempo: Fast / 94 BPM]
Cool R&B or Hip Hop instrumental. Soothing keyboards, some strings pizzicatos and gritty bass synthesizer over a current and fresh beat. [Tempo: Fast / 112 BPM]
Quirky and hypnotic retro classical piece, with a heavy influence from Italian traditional music and Baltic/Gypsy music as well. With a somewhat funny and unusual mystery aura, investigative and foggy. A repetitive cello pizzicato progression is surrounded by a series of dreamy chromatic melodies on mandolin, clarinet, flute, celesta, glockenspiel, basson, harmonium and violin. This piece could easily fit a Frederico Fellini's surreal scene. [Tempo: Medium / 99 BPM]
Funky and soulful musical stingers, perfect for sitcom and teen oriented TV shows. Fun and catchy intros, segues and ids. Somewhat retro and bluesy. [Tempo: Medium / 0 BPM]
Funky R'n'B mid-tempo instrumental. Very influenced by Prince. Sexy and dancing, perfect for nightclubs, parties and strip joints. Electronic beat, samples and electric guitars. Quirky and pop, works with fashion and beauty as well. [Tempo: Slow, Medium / 95 BPM]
Looking for swag? This track got it! Pounding indie drums and a fuzzy bluesy guitar riff. Pushy yet cool. Some resemblance with the Gary Glitter classic hit "Rock and Roll, part two", which also inspired "Howlin' For You" by The Black Keys. Confident and respectful. [Tempo: Medium / 130 BPM]
Authentic brazilian slow Baiao/Xote, with a 10-string Viola playing over a laid-back live percussion groove. [Tempo: Medium / 130 BPM]
Authentic funky brazilian Samba-Rock, also known as Samba Soul, very popular in Brazil during the 70's, and revisited in a lot of recent compilations. Sounds like Trio Mocoto and Jorge Ben. [Tempo: Medium / 93 BPM]
Laid-back Bossa Nova, with some electronic elements, and a cool guitar and rhodes melody. Very relaxed and easy going. [Tempo: Medium / 70 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]
Dramatic and mysterious piano, accompanied by harp and strings. Inspired by soap opera music cliches. [Tempo: Medium / 0 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]
Think "Flashdance". Cheesy 80's synth pop, excited and excessively bright. Up-tempo retro rock song, with a vintage feel and an almost ridiculous tenor sax solo. The tune also features drum machine, muted electric guitars, synth bass and a LOT of synthesizers. "No sax" version available. [Tempo: Fast / 180 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 Pop R&B instrumental. Sexy beat, retro 80s keyboards and some synth hooks. [Tempo: Medium / 112 BPM]
Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata in D minor. Only the first two phrases played with a full pipe organ. [Tempo: Medium / 0 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]
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]
Cheap Retro Porn Music. Reminiscent of the late seventies and early eighties, the golden era of porn, this cheesy rock is almost too stupid to be true. Drum machine, electric guitars and bass and a lot of wah wah creates a sexy vintage atmosphere. [Tempo: Medium / 120 BPM]
10-string viola playing over a pop brazilian percussion. A bit of Xote, a very popular rhythm in Brazil. [Tempo: Medium / 92 BPM]
A joyful rendition of this Italian classic! Mandolin and accordion accompanied by drums and piano. [Tempo: Fast / 129 BPM]
Nice original samba acoustic guitar, cavaco and authentic brazilian percussion mashed into a 4-on-the-floor chill-out beat.Sounds a bit like Thievery Corporation. [Tempo: Fast, Very fast / 120 BPM]
Crunchy Lo-fi bass and guitars with a lot of character over rocking drums makes this track a very confident and driving indie rock tune. Current yet retro punk vibe. Great for youth and teen-oriented material. [Tempo: Medium, Fast / 138 BPM]
Latin club music, ideal for fashion shows/ads, cosmetics, beauty and lifestyle. Horns on the intro and ending are perfect for a beginning/ending logo or vignette. Cool rhodes piano over an exciting percussive bed is perfect as an underscore, or even as a main soundtrack for a nicely-edited clip. [Tempo: Fast / 130 BPM]
Cheesy retro 80s' commercial underscore. Perfect for eighties spoofs and those "call now!" adverts! [Tempo: Fast / 142 BPM]
This track could easily be tagged as a typical New Age Instrumental. But it carries a deep feel of grandness, evoking the beginning of times, the beauty of the universe, the vast extent of the cosmos, and things like that. Works beautifuly with mystery, prophecies, historical events, mystical matters and pre-historical subjects. Nontemporal. [Tempo: Very slow, Slow / 0 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]
