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Chaser
Damian Martin Turbull
An explosive, fast paced intricate house track. Solid basslines and beats combined with melodic techno lead synths, building sound effects and drop outs. Ideal for workouts, exercise where the heartbeat is raised, racing games and other sports etc.
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Go For It
Dustin Taylor Phillips
Solid, punchy, lively rock / metal. Gutsy and with a good forward drive, this would suit sports and action footage.
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Pedal To The Metal
Felipe Adorno Vassao
Heavy metal rock with an aggressive guitar riff. Pounding bass and drums set the right pace to road movies, racing and speed. Bad ass bluesy rock.
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Let Go
Stefan Bode
Progressive Tech / Dance with a Funky feel. Positive, fresh, uplifting. Mechanical, a bit robotic. Good for hi-tech, fresh and sparkling presentations, as well as for exercise, workout and more. Good, moderately high energy level.
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Machines Of War
Jason Roy Cullimore
Aggressive cinematic orchestral piece which could be used for trailers, modern war scenes, or scenes of devastation and strife, The piece has a slightly heroic feel, suggesting the heat of battle or an encroaching army.
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Let's Ride
Dan Phillipson
A confident and up-front rock track, with driving guitars, drums and bass, which all combine to create a strong and motivated feeling. Great for lifting the energy and tempo of many types of project.
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Downhill Rider
Daniel Peter Morrissey
Melodic, anthem guitar track that starts softly and gently with bluesy lead guitar over slow picked guitar chords. When the chorus hits, your mind flies up into the sky. Very dramatic, glorious and victory. Plenty of soaring guitar solos.
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Growing Up
Alex Khaskin
Technological, modern, positive, motivational track. Electronic drum, bass sounds, synth sweeps. A good underscore for tech presentations, documentaries, lifestyle and travel shows, commercials, corporate video, etc, corporate presentations.
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Sousa: The Thunderer
John P. Sousa
John P. Sousa's famous The Thunderer march, classical marching band music. Arranged and recorded by David Hamilton. The 'Variation' version has more reverb.
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Japanese Cartoon Theme
Felipe Adorno Vassao
Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Retro, 1980's, Eighties, Japan. Retro eighties' hair metal, with a heavy influence from old Japanese cartoons and series. Kinda ridiculous, but perfect for that 80's revival, or a retro game app.
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Living The Dream
Roland Rudzitis
This rock, or pop track sends a powerful message of hope and a bright outlook on life. You will feel the need to get up and dance and clap your hands. Guaranteed to refresh your day. Elements of Cold Play can be heard in B section. Steady and uplifting.
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Skyline
Dmitriy Lukyanov
This soundtrack was made in an informative house dance key. Well motivated and well suited for commercial, TV broadcasting news, business presentation company that openes the new business horizonts.
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Heat Control
Aleksandar Dimitrijevic
Rough / Classic Rock / Fun Sports: A rough, determined and slightly dirty, uptempo rock track with a moderate energy level and a good forward drive. Suitable for racing / motorsports, offroad / rally, skating, gritty teenage sports.
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Keys 2 Summer
Wesley Devine
Somewhere between Dance/Club music and Chill-out music, this stylish track has a moderate energy level and will work well as background music for presentations and TV shows.
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Fuzzy Gritty Skank
Simon Elliott Power
Indie electronica fuzz rock / rocktronica tune reminiscent of some Big Beat from late 90's and early 2000's. Bluesy guitars chopped over a funky breakbeat. Gutsy, Gritty and Raw.
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