Stirring and powerful, this patriotic orchestral version of the India national anthem "Jana Gana Mana" is perfect for all uses that need music that evokes India or Indian culture.

Foreboding harp, haunting flute and mournful oboe lead this eerie yet melodic orchestral cue, perfect for evoking a sense of mystery.

Drums and ethnic instrumentation lead this modern cue, evoking a contemporary Asian society.

Mysterious intrigue is evoked by this orchestral cue in 5/8 time. Perfect for costume dramas and romantic dramas with a hint of suspense.

Hippity hippity hop goes the Easter Bunny down the lane, and this is a cheerful 30-second cue that brings the happiness of an Easter basket to a television or radio advertisement. Featuring piano, ukulele, xylophone, and upright bass.

Stirring and powerful, this patriotic orchestral arrangement of the song "America the Beautiful" is perfect for all uses that need music that evokes American patriotism. Available in full version, 60-second cue, 30-second cue, and bumper.
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This growing atmospheric cue, featuring calming bells, evokes a slowly rocking sailboat in a gentle ocean.

A fast and happy glockenspiel, a carefree ukulele, and an energetic string bass lead this cheerful 30-second cue. Perfect for bright, upbeat advertisements.

A beautiful, emotional orchestral arrangement of the Christian hymn "Amazing Grace."

Happy chiptune cue, evoking a retro 8-bit video game console.

A happy, cheerful pizzicato cue with uplifting optimism, suitable for commercials, educational, and kid-oriented projects. You can't feel unhappy while listening to this song! Available in 60-second and 30-second edits.
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A happy, cheerful, cheery, merry, joyful, jovial, jolly, jocular, gleeful, carefree...look, let's not overdo the synonyms here. Let's just say it's a happy, 30-second pizzicato cue perfect for commercials trying to evoke a feeling of, well, happiness. Do we say yet this is a happy piece? Yes, yes I see that we did.