Playful pizzicato strings and double bass play a jaunty, carefree melody. Strings imitate the plucked strings of a harp, in the absence of any actual harp. Fun, hopeful, positive and warm, a slight melodic idea that would be a perfect piece for a short advert or TV interlude.
Unsettling, squelchy electronic track with haunting spoken word sample. A strong beat kicks in after the vocal intro with floating synth parts shifting above. Dark but groovy electronic dance. Suitable for slightly supernatural Film/TV or adverts: imagine zombies doing the robot in unison.
Dramatic instrumental track. Glitchy electronics begin, joined by swooping orchestral strings and, soon after, the instrumentation and percussion reminiscent of a Bollywood soundtrack. Final section moves to a more Spanish guitar sound with the sounds of acoustic guitar and what could be intricate foot taps or castanets. A fusion track that would suit the movement from an intense to a more low key mood on screen.
Wacky 70s organ with silly add-ons. Kitsch, fun, over-the-top and playful, imagine a quirky 70s family like the Brady Bunch or a town full of crazy characters.
Groovy double bass is the lynchpin of this four-to-the-floor dance track. Funny, exciting and a steady drive, suitable for comedy spots or funny material. You know those moments in Scooby-doo when everyone is chasing each other through all these doors in the same space? Well, like that but with a cultural edge.