Royalty Free Feel good Music

A high energy house track with a dubstep bridge section. Acoustic guitar with upbeat chords gives the track a unique style.

BPM 150:  A Cinematic feel. A rhythmical orchestral pattern kicks the track off. Introduction of trumpets gives sets the tone with a triumphant feel. When choir and horns join, the focus moves to a more flowing reflective feel. Both playful and serious in parts.

BPM 128:  Relaxing, comfortable and safe mood. Quiet and soothing yet engaging.

BPM 82:  Down tempo, groovy acoustic bluesy track. With acoustic guitar, bass and finger snaps. Cool, smooth track.

BPM 100:  Light groove with well defined beat. Hopeful, sparkling, delicate.

BPM 143:  A refreshing pop-rock song! Instruments used: drums, bass, electric guitars, electro synth in the background. Useful for corporate or lifestyle projects.

BPM 125:  Corporate track with an uplifting electro and acoustic guitars, synthesizer, a few electronic sounds, groovy bass, strong drums and a magic touch of strings. Happy, optimistic, flowing and positive.

BPM 142:  An uplifting track with a driving snare beat featuring ukulele and steel drum melodies. Evokes happiness, vacations, sun, sea, tropics, islands, Hawaii, cruises.

BPM 125:  Light Chill out track. Very engaging and rhythmic. Lead melody played on electric guitar. Lots of percussion. Great road trip track.

BPM 122:  This track is the kind of song it will make you move on your chair and make you smile. Electro uptempo song with textures and changes. Very energic and dancing. One word, INTENSITY...

BPM 180:  Light dNb – bass, guitar, drums

BPM 120:  Romantic and nostalgic; fond memories wistfully but happily recalled. Reflective piano punctuated by occasional harp and delicate glockenspiel bells, with strings and spacious choral harmonies. Would suit video montages of any special event or 'Big Day': weddings, parties, holidays and even memorials.

BPM 85:  In the tradition of old western movies, this track plays homage to the music of spaghetti westerns and the great Ennio Morricone. Live guitars, whistles, drums, and bass mixed together in an old fashioned manner.

Piano solo. Upbeat ballad. Light and nostalgic.

BPM 127:  Happy, light hearted, cheerful, fun house track. Contains chirpy 8 bit sounds and fun synths.

BPM 165:  Classy arrangement of this famous Christmas carol for a jazz quartet. The melody is played on piano then on jazz guitar. The intensity grows until the ending.

BPM 90:  Magical bells, a groovy double-bass and light drums. All the ingredients you need to make Santa smile while eating milk and cookies.

Lively and modern interpretation of this classic Chrismas Carol from John Mason Neale (1853)

BPM 142:  Quirky and playful track with clarinet, pizzicato strings, bassoon and percussions. Upbeat, lively and fun with a touch of black comedy.

BPM 120:  Folksy guitar groove. Feel good melody. Warm and gentle.