Royalty Free Percussion Music

BPM 120:  Modern and percussive electronic track with synth sequences, groovy percs and a solid beat. Energetic, pulsing and trendy. Perfect for stock markets, finance, high technology, e-business, data transmission, graphs or computers.

BPM 141:  A quirky, light and unique piece in 5/4. Played by a live string quartet, this pizzicato based piece (plucking the string) is accompanied by light percussion, guitars, electric bass and piano. Perfect for quirky ads, documentaries, narratives, and voice-over material.

BPM 90:  Military, cinematic and adventurous. Sail the high seas with this swashbuckling anthem. Great for any battle, battle-planning and alert scene. Has a sweeping, gigantic hollywood sound. Booming percussion, huge strings and brass and a real sense of exploration and adventure.

BPM 106:  Epic, brooding and powerful cinematic Hollywood track. Orchestra and choir, piano, big beats, bass and ethnic percussion. Starts gradually, building, before dropping down to a gorgeous and intimate piano and cello breakdown section. Finishes with a rousing and uplifting epic finale.

BPM 100:  A beautiful flowing piece with waves of sound and euphoric inspiration. With a synth backdrop and elegant piano, soft pulsing bass and rhythmic delicate percussion, that moves swiftly on to uplifting sections with powerful drum kit. Perfect for corporate and uplifting, inspirational promos.

BPM 105:  Take a journey to a sun filled world through this cinematic song. With Afican influences, this track will have you feeling like you're attending a Cirque du Soleil show. Percussions, Piano, Strings, Congas, Glockenspiel, Marimba just to name a few.

BPM 138:  An uplifting, powerful indie rock piece with layered, ringing guitars and a drive to succeed. Great for a corporate project needing a winning edge. Sparkling, elevating and feel good. Guitars, huge percussions, drums and piano.

BPM 120:  Epic deep space action track. Ideal for trailers, film scores, sci-fi or futuristic subject matter. Featuring orchestral and electronic elements - low brass, big percussion, distorted guitar and synths.

BPM 110:  In this blockbuster trailer score, earth-shattering impacts and edgy SFX segway into an intense driving section that dramatically drops to a massive dubstep backbeat which underscores an epic climax. Distorted electric guitars, and new-age percussion resolve this action-packed, cinematic trailer.

BPM 120:  Open you eyes very slowly, see the sun rising behind the curtain... What a wonderful day ahead! Warm and positive gentle piece with a touch of optimism with violin, cello, piano, glockenspiel and percussion.

BPM 101:  This stimulating track filled with modern strings and synths will motivate all to achieve great things. The piano riff and electric guitar rhythm is just enough to keep you hooked. Drum loops, percussions and bass. Ideal for advertisement.

BPM 150:  A quirky off beat track played by a live string quartet. This pizzicato based piece (plucking the string) is accompanied by light percussion, piano and upright bass. Perfect for ads, documentaries, narratives and voice-over material.

BPM 100:  Orchestral, contemporary, cinematic movie score with dark, epic feel. Composed especially for visuals with suspense, anticipation and intense drama qualities. Punchy strings and groovy percussion make this underscore track well suited for TV and film.

BPM 80:  Inspired by latin music and 'B Movie' soundtracks of the 1950's. This song features cheesy organs, percussions, marimba, bass and drums. Loops 8 and 12 are great for scoring a video game, as they are at 110 BPM. Ideal for those last seconds of levels or bonuses.

BPM 96:  Greatness, hope and emotional energy. This inspiring song is slow but builds in intensity. Composed of strings (violins, violas, cellos, double bass), french horn, and very soft percussion. Perfect for trailers, film scores and advertisements.

BPM 150:  Happy and feel-good folk-acoustic track with pizzicato strings, clarinet, ukulele, piano and percussion. Sparkling, light-hearted and joyful. Perfect for feel good or smiley TV ads. Can be used for kids, pets, babies, nature or humor.

BPM 140:  Intense powerful and urgent! The string section is bold and defined and the percussion is tight and strong. The middle section is a bit electro and dubstep with a supporting horn section behind. Choir staccato rounds out the end. All the ingredients for a powerful Hollywood trailer!

BPM 115:  Suspense cinematic underscore that can also be used as a film score. Big percussions, strings, brass, bass and electronic sequences. Suspenseful, intense and dramatic. Can be used for combats, pursuits, danger, espionnage, action or military.

BPM 128:  A fun, quirky and easy going track with ukelele, banjo, acoustic guitars, mixed percussion and of course a whistle! Great for lighthearted projects, summer, and those needing a catchy hook. Co-written with Richard Walker

BPM 94:  Embrace the future with a positive vibe! Airy and reflective piece with a hopeful feel. Groovy drums, clean sounding guitars, melodic bass line, sustaining synth pads, and meaty Fender Rhodes with percussions on top is a good recipe for commercials and corporate presentations.