A melodic pattern of piano with simple percussion. Happy, uncomplicated, feelgood. Good for use in many times of media, including family friendly content, business and commercials, etc.
Contemporary Irish folk / Scottish folk. Celtic flute, acoustic guitars. Lively and bouncy.
Contemporary track incorporating jazzy elements carrying and overall optimistic up beat vibe with feisty flutes, Rhode keys and effects.
A sensual and enigmatic electronic tango. Bandoneones, strings and a solid and cool groove.
This encouraging, upbeat guitar track pays homage to the north Mississippi hill country blues. Joining the guitar is tamborine, claps, brushed snare and kick drum. Travel, cooking and web shows, comedy, drama, and rural themes.
A happy and light hearted jig, Good for fantasy and adventure, history, perhaps celtic / medieval / middle ages or just as a classic adventure romp, Lively and swashbuckling, this track will go well with pirates or adventurous mischief.
A bright and chirpy Indie-pop track. A little bit quirky and different. Sweet / Flowering / Bright.
Uptempo Indian track with Indian slide guitars and strings. Very exotic sounding. The track features a free-tempo start, then percussion and bass enter at 0:20. Full-on drums enter the third time through, to give the track an additional lift.
Passionate and sexy, this tango piece conveys the sentiment and seriousness of a disciplined, though sultry dance. Accordion, piano, bass, drums and percussion flow and punctuate the arrangement.
An inpirational and hopeful World Harmony track with elements from different parts of the world, but with a somewhat African feel.
Medieval, fantasy and relaxed track made with exotic medieval instruments. Simple structure, song-like. Relaxed / Medieval / Sentimental.
Pulsating and rhytmic acoustic guitars establish a gentle but steady groove. A deep and sincere music with a wornderful acoustic guitar solo.
Mandolin, fiddle and bodhran play this set of Irish reels. Light instrumentation compared to most reels, this is a very old tune - collected first by Michael Coleman in "Past Masters of Irish Fiddle Music" in 1923. Live recording.
Cheerful, innocent and happy the Carnavalito depicts the music and dances of the South Americans Indians before the Spanish arrived. It is still played in Northern Argentina and western Bolivia. Authentic & live performed.
Contemporary Mexican / Latin American track. Happy and bouncy, in traditional South American / Latin American feel.