Light and bright guitar pop track that creates a happy and uplifting vibe. Features electric guitars, acoustic drums and a catchy synth riff. Perfect background music for presentations, corporate videos, weddings and travel.

Here is a zany, 60 second cartoon cue with multiple loops and stings available. The 5 seamless loops each add a new element can all be joined together to create a custom sound track, perfect for video or app game play. Similar to Angry Birds music. Marching clowns, circus music, humorous underscore, hustle and bustle, factory, mechanical business, working on a fun task.

Mysterious orchestral score, in which dreamy piano melodies, accompanied by strings, harp, synth pad and SFX. Very thoughtful.

Cool ambient chill instrumental song with a spacey guitar and groovy electric bass. Nice chill drive song. Long mesmerizing groove with the drums changing sounds as the song progresses. Great as background music for ambience and atmospheres, voice overs or as reflective underscore. Good for sci-fi or horror films or anything that has a moody feel to it. Moody and mellow but with some drive. Sit back, relax and chill out! Moby meets Alan Parsons Project.

A Rock/Pop good for fun, slightly aggressive, but friendly scenes

A Solo Ukelele track that is perfect for happy or love inspired moments

This is dynamic and driving funky rock music with energetic and excited mood. This groovy and powerful royalty free music will be perfect for any advertising and commercials, sport and success achievements videos, motivational and inspirational videos, TV shows and Radio podcasts, workout videos, urban adventure and travel videos or more.

A Pop/80's/Dance/Video Game perfect for reality shows or shows that appeal to Millennials

Hopeful, warm and optimistic corporate pop for imagevideos, slideshows, presentations and many, many more.

An Urban/Blues track that has atmospheric guitar and is good for shows like CSI

A Pop/Catchy/Electronica track perfect for happy, fun moments in a show

A Jazz track that sounds just like Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five”