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Benjamin Geyer
Voyager
Michael Stephen Decker
Sweeping chords dip & weave through an atmospheric wash of sound.
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First Spring
Jonathan Geer
A gentle pastoral sound reminiscent of John Barry. Slow and soothing strings melodies let you drift away into the green fields as the sun dips below the horizon.
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Underdog
Jonathan Geer
An orchestral, brass heavy track with a classic film score sound. Melodic and inspiring.
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Constellations
Jonathan Geer
A looping textural soundscape with ethereal bowing effects. Creates a sense of wonder and mystery
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Dark Afterlife
Benjamin Geyer
A dark and pensive Sci-fi / futuristic underscore. Cinematic, slowly developing, with a deeply pulsating beat and string section. Uneasy, tense, gloomy.
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Foreigner
Bjorn Lynne
Mystical and slowly rising, epic track featuring piano harmony, orchestra and percussion. Climax part has big horn section and symphonic choir playing and singing main melody. Amazement, wonderment, inspirational.
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Family Tree
Jonathan Geer
An emotional piano ballad backed by a brushed drumkit. Celesta, subtle organ and bass fill out the sound in the second chorus.
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Expansion
Jonathan Geer
Begins with mysterious vocals, strings and synth and eventually transforms into a positive uplifting theme.
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Wild Discovery
Simon BrewerStandard License
Sacrifice
Jonathan Geer
A dramatic orchestral cue that begins with ambient textures and a solo trumpet and french horn. Strings take the lead in a sweeping, romantic melody. Perfect for that epic Hollywood feel.
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Finding That Place
Simon BrewerStandard License
Outgunner
Jonathan Geer
A fast-paced track with edgy synth lines playing over a grooving drum kit. The middle is slightly more mellow with distant guitar. The last section returns to the synth lines and pushes into a sudden ending.
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Essex Theme
Jonathan GeerStandard License
Last Train Home
Jonathan Geer
A lonely feeling is created with simple piano and choral lines. Dramatic, moving and emotional. The end has a more triumphant
edge to it.
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Pole Position
Simon BrewerStandard License