Royalty Free feelgood folk Music

BPM 120:  Ukelele with light percussion. Acoustic, bouncy, bright, campy, childlike, cute, feel good, fun, happy, light, melodic, nostalgic, playful, quirky.

BPM 90:  The name says it all. Cheerful acoustic guitar, warm and energetic percussion, bass guitar and a catchy piano melody. You can play it for hours and never get enough. A great music background for any personal or commercial need.

BPM 136:  Thoughtful and reflective acoustic guitar, finger picking, with light percussion. Calm, gentle, heartfelt, hopeful, introspective, light, peaceful, sentimental, sparse and tender.

BPM 105:  An acoustic and inspirational song, with guitar arpegio and a sweet guitar melody. Some soft pad in the background, rhythmic drum and bass comes in the middle to give more strength to the song. Perfect for background music to give emotion and inspiration to your video.

BPM 160:  Andes Joy Original composition in the style of typical of south-american folk songs. Featuring real instruments: charango, guitar, flute, pan flute and accordion. Happy feeling, joyful, Root inspired.

BPM 190:  A french themed waltz, using piano, accordion and orchestral accompaniment. Light hearted, with a catchy melody and rousing chorus. Has elements of folk or gypsy within the melody.

Four traditional Scottish folk songs arranged for accordion: Will Ye No Come Back Again?/Annie Laurie/Ye Banks and Braes/Skye Boat Song

BPM 90:  Celtic and orchestral arrangement of this folk song also called "O Waly, Waly". Acoustic piano, guitar, strings and Irish tin whistle (penny whistle) are used in this version. Emotional, grandioso and warm.

BPM 130:  Happy and uplifting tune with a retro, vintage flavor. Inspired by "Chastushki" - folk songs from Russian villages. Use for children projects, flash video games and apps.

BPM 146:  A sweet and sunny tune with a glockenspiel/piano melody over an inspiring string undercurrent. Folk guitars and drums are motivating and fresh. Great for summer advertisements or fundraisers.

BPM 165:  A happy, bouncy Celtic Jig featuring Accordion as the lead instrument. Great for productions needing music reminiscent of the East Coast of Canada or Gaelic-European flavored music.

BPM 118:  Whimsical and exciting, this track is a mix of jazz, gypsy and bluegrass influences. Virtuosic violin, mandolin, banjo, and guitar with upright bass and brush drumming.

BPM 90:  This track starts out with strumming 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars, then builds as electric guitars and organ are added as the song progresses. This track evokes images of moving, traveling, big sky, etc. Positive, uplifting & hopeful with a solid groove.

BPM 90:  A moving, steady and solid track with a modern and steady feel. Features Dobro guitar with acoustic guitars driving the song. Great for outdoor scenes, road scenes, driving...

BPM 100:  Acoustic guitar, thoughtful, reflective, pensive, regretful, hopeful, quiet, soft, alone, lonely, sad, heartfelt, aching.

BPM 130:  A pure, up-tempo bluegrass track featuring alternating leads of mandolin, fiddle and banjo. A happy, dancing "feel good" track.

BPM 85:  This southern guitar piece evoke the quietness and grit of nature. Slide guitars and acoustic guitars. Confident, subtle, pulsating and smooth.

BPM 100:  A Cool Country Shuffle featuring alternating acoustic guitar and mandolin leads. Background instruments include acoustic strumming guitar and banjo. Drums give the track a "train" feel.

A folksy, cinematic track, driven by an electric and acoustic guitar. Dreamlike, evokes motion, think trip on a bus or train through a countryside. Features a jazzier breakdown. The rhythm simulates a train moving.

A medley of 3 sentimental, old-time ballads arranged for solo piano accordion: The Last Rose of Summer (pub.1810)/The Rose of Tralee(pub.19th century)/Roses of Picardy(pub.1916)