Title/Composer
Description
Length
Analog classic tune features sound kits with distinctive electro + analog flavors. Special pop + contemporary version
02:04
Moderate song with distorted guitars, electronic drums, percussion + pop, airy pads
02:43
Reverberating piano tones capture the aftermath of devastation + lost hope
02:38
Wonderful quirky rendition of Fucik's "Entry Of The Gladiators" popular circus theme
01:49
Soft, ambitious attitude featuring rising + falling in intensity notes
03:58
Dreamy escape that explores the thrill of following your dreams, paired with flute rhythm melodies, synths + violin that transport you to sky-high possibilities. Alternative version
01:30
Bouncy, dynamic, featuring breezy guitar, jubilant drums that create an uplifting, festive mood
02:05
Dreamy + ethereal piece that takes you on a journey through the cosmos - the pizzicato strings add a playful touch to the otherworldly soundscape
03:27
Energic + positive play, but also mysterious, great song to be played on a catwalk from the 80's
02:37
Pulsating + melodic jazzy tune with wild piano + heavy synth bass - it's all about rhythm here without beats. Minimal version
01:13
Straight forward nylon acoustical piece reminding the gypsy + jazzy swing of earlier days
03:54
Soft acoustic track that evokes the feeling of a gentle breeze on a summer day, instilling peace + serenity. Chorus version
01:34
An eerie + atmospheric piece that brings to life the tension + suspense of Hitchcock's early thriller full of mysterious sounds. Minimal version
00:29
Threatening + atmospheric supenseful composition in mysterious mood
01:13
Inspiring positive & hopeful "Universe is changing" soundtrack with rhythmic beat, harp melody + lightly orchestrated strings
02:00
Wild + untamed, a sonic explosion of emotions like the buzz of a live broadcast. Reduced version
02:04
Hypnotic synth-pop chords with piano melody that evoke the glamour of city lights + endless possibilities
02:01
Intense, brooding tension, serious electronic notes. Minimal version
01:48
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