Genre
Radio Drama
A very popular minimal techno piece. Perfect for half-dramatic content like commercials and other videos where you want your audience to think about what they’re seeing.
02:55
Climb is a piece perfect for commercials or other corporate content. The slow piano and the melodic progression is written to be very mesmerizing. Use this for motivational content!
01:49
Starts off very dramatic, fast and epic. Ends in some sort of Russian-epic-style-thing(what?)Very much rhythm and suspense!
02:22
If you're not adding to the narrative; get out of the way! This piece gets out of the way... You can put it under any monolog, dialog, timelapse... actually, with a timelapse, you could probably find something a little more interesting with some pacing, or something. So... this is for those sure nice videos. Guaranteed* to offend as few people as possible! *"Guaranteed" is used in this context for entertainment purposes only.
04:13
Its broken and can´t be fixed. You have the feeling to try anything to repair it but you know it can never be done.
02:28
A nice little 85 BMP piece with guitar, piano, bass, and flute. Kind of jazzy and slightly blues-y with a more rocking beat. The bass in this piece is actually a sample from an 18th century double bass. Most latin players aren't likely to be on one of these... but it was the only one I had at the time.
04:08
A melodic piano piece improvised from beginning to end. There’s actually a lot of diversity in this song even though it sounds quite similar all the way. I’m thinking nature content or traveling. But a piece like this can be used almost anywhere.
06:28
Epic myth. Part of the hero's journey. Starts with a solo soprano, and later mixes a full choir. Ends assuming you'll mix it into another piece.
01:30
A kinda depressing piano piece.. Usually when you think of spring, you’re thinking that brighter times are coming. The sun is showing up for the first time in a while, and people are generally happier. Unfortunately that’s not the case for Russia (I imagine).
02:48
Comedic "hard thinking" music. Chances are you won't need the entire piece if you are making a film. I made it so you can cut it up into different sounding sections of various seriousness. If you're using it for a video game, everything flows together well, or you could loop sections that work best.
03:15
A low rumble marks the seconds. Out of nowhere comes nothing! Just a continuous ominous force, never seen. You can see the ominous force if you sprinkle some iron filing around. Ambient cinematic music. Kinda dark, kinda mysterious. No big changes throughout the piece, so this can easily be cut and edited down to your preferences.
04:32
A melodic rock/metal piece with a really weird time signature. That doesn’t stop it from being cool, though. Inspired by some of my favorite Dream Theater riffs. A piece like this can fit a lot of places when it comes to video. Kinda depressive, kinda dark, but still hopeful and beautiful.
02:30
Super laid-back chillin jazz hybrid piece. It has a sort of a tiki, spacey vibe. Available in 2 other versions (original, and elevator). This version cleanly loops.
03:19
An excellent impromptu in G Major. Interesting choices throughout.
01:54
If naming tracks is so easy, you try it! Possibly sneaking, possibly comedic dialog, possibly comedic dialog while sneaking...
01:10
Cinematic 764 Experimental 437 Contemporary 386 Electronica 339 Classical 262 Piano 234 Unclassifiable 228 Rock 206 World music 205 Pop 202 Lounge/Relax 183 Modern 178 Disco 173 Horror 128 Jazz 93 Silent Film Score 89 Folk 81 Funk 71 Musical 67 FX/Sounds 53 HipHop/Rap 52 African 50 Stings 48 Dubstep 35 Radio Drama 33 Blues 29 Drum & Bass 29 Holiday 28 Latin 27 Reggae 27 Ballroom/Tanz 25 Atmos 19 Voiceover 19 Polka 15 Ska 4
