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Scott Campbell
Change of Seasons
Mark KrurnowskiStandard License
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A Forced Smile
Skip Peck
Samba piano, vibes, acoustic guitar, electric bass and drums.
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After The Storm
Christopher Gerard Bernard
A simple arpeggio piano theme gradually builds to a sweeping adventure, evoking visions of broad vistas or great accomplishments. Strings, and an intricate bongo drum part lend texture and emotion for a depth of feeling.
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Oak Hill
Gavin Courtie, Liz Radford
Romantic, slow and relaxed piano.
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Caramel
Stefan Bode
A very warm and smooth chill-out track. A downtempo funk beat is kept well back, behind lush and soft chords, clean electric guitar melodies and acoustic guitar adds. Luxurious, soft, sensual.
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Conquest
Wojciech PanufnikStandard License
Milk Fever
Fab Claxton
This upbeat, happy-go-lucky rockabilly track features some very greasy guitars, a quirky organ, swingin' drums, handclaps and a cowbell. It's a fast-paced toe-tapper that has hints of The Stray Cats and The Violent Femmes.
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Looking Forward
Stephen William Cornish
Thoughtful and melodic with hint of uneasiness. Piano, fast rhythmic chords and a booming percussion effect.
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One Wild West
Edward Jonathan Blakeley
A pastiche track in the style of Ellio Morricone, Clint Eastwood, and spaghetti westerns. Very mid-western sound but also a modern and clean production.
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Moody
Skip Peck
A mid tempo jazz blues played by a non-traditional sextet comprised of piano, flute, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass, marimba and drums with brushes.
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Time To Scoot
Michael Stephen Decker
Eccentric, happy go lucky vintage novelty overture that sounds just totally bonkers. Bouncy, uptempo, energetic and suitable for cartoons, animations, games and all types of humorous commercials.
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Charlie C
Alex Khaskin
Great ragtime dixieland in the style of Scott Joplin. Perfect for any period work of the early 1900s. With a catchy melody and arrangement featuring upright piano, bass, tuba and clarinet, this piece brings to mind the era of silent films
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