Royalty Free Ambient Chill Music

Fun, retro and shagadelic this is inspired by Soul Bossa Nova by Quincy Jones, well known from the Austin Powers soundtrack. Classic 60s style big band latin jazz for partying, good times, comedies, commercials, theme music and goofy secret agents.

Piano, marimba and strings play a sweet melody that builds throughout the track. Upbeat yet reflective, like a scene where someone has moved on from a low point in their life and is now looking forward to what the future holds.
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Cheesy retro 80s' commercial underscore.rnPerfect for eighties spoofs and those "call now!" adverts!
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A gong hit and a cliché shakuhashi phrase. That's it! If you don't know what a shakuhashi is, just listen to the track and you will remember the classic Japanese flute extensively used in stereotyped Kung Fu films.

An epic race across the Alaskan race, surrounded by snow capped mountains and frozen lakes. The music starts small and atmospheric, leading to an exciting finish, like racing toward the finish line.

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 Mocotó and Jorge Ben.
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Wellknown, beautiful christmas carol
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Epic and heroic orchestral music, pompous and solemn intro, huge drums, majestic horns/brass, a dramatic string section and explosive percussions create the perfect soundtrack for serious, patriotic and heroic deeds. Now, where is my cape?

Halfway up a massive snowy mountain range, a band of brave adventurers make their way towards the summit. A combination of epic orchestral elements and acoustic guitar make this unique track perfect for any production, promo or trailer focused on the spirit of adventure and the great outdoors.

You know that scene in the 1950s gangster movie where the pretty girl enters the room? This is the music for it! Cool sax, acoustic rhythm, and sexy bossa percussion.

Sweet, romantic piano version of the well known Christmas Carol 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing'. Second verse is slower.

Orchestra, piano and percussion start out small but gradually build, giving a sense of preparing for a big event. Halfway through, the pace quickens and we get a sense that the big day is closer now. Heroic, slightly tense, perhaps a sense of not knowing what the future holds, but going forth boldly.