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An understated and groovy track with subtle funk influences. A little bit rough and tough, but in a restrained and classy way. Good for product presentation, catwalk / fashion, style and luxury, etc.
An angelic, gothic sounding choir and cello led requiem conjuring up images of Irish landscapes, monasteries, gothic churches and religious gatherings. This track is available in different versions. The main version is based around the voice and the cello; the "chant mix" adds mysterious, whispering chants, and the "urban mix" adds hard hitting urban dance rhythms.
Percussion, guitars and big brassy trumpets are all crammed into this homage to the happy sounds of hot Latin rhythms. This cheerful tune has all the charm, warmth & rough qualities of an old recording and would be suitable for micro games, commercials, short films or off beat comedy videos. Similar in style to the Michael Stephen Decker tracks Wacko Town, Big Cheese, Wackorama & Sambatastico.
Building from a deep, visceral bassline & solid driving rhythm into a kalidascope of colourful swooping layers, this long, rolling, almost hypnotic workout is the perfect accompaniment for freedom, movement & discovery tinged with mystery & excitement. At nearly 5 minutes in length, it can be used as a continuous theme with or without accompanying narration. Approximately 4 minutes in, the driving rhythms fade out & you’re left with a pleasant, ambient wash that will mix seamlessly into the track ‘Free Ride Sunset’.
Hot & flirty laid back piano stabs with a throaty bassline and slippery drum loops. Some suggestive, sexy grunts along the way in this playfully tongue in cheek Urban workout. Leads into a classy orchestral phrase making it suitable for reality programming or a TV title sequence.
Bollywood meets the Carribean with this authentically kitch 1960's reggae vibe featuring a catchy Indian sitar line.
This amusing & magical leitmotif features lively pizzicato cellos as they tip toe towards a marching Mariachi trumpet line that vanishes into thin air, only to be replaced again by the creeping, mischievous cellos. Hotel Tango is matched in style & character to the other Elliot Simon’s tracks, Another Working Day, The Secret Path, A Midnight Symphony and An Unfortunate Incident.
Introspective, cold & haunting Piano led aria.
Combining elements of the primal and the modern, this positive and uplifting ethnic-meets-electronic track develops over time and reaches full instrumentation at about 01:10.
Urban beats mix with orchestral breaks for this wicked pastiche of modern culture which is both outrageous and witty. FX and scratches suggest visual cues and the various edits work together to make up an entire themed package for a modern parody. Seriously good fun!
Brooding, distorted guitar riffs floats above a smouldering dystopian landscape awash with strange metallic artefacts. This dark but strangely beautiful soundscape encompasses many different styles to create a unique atmospheric theme equally at one with either action or scene setting narratives.
A delightfully kitsch mid-60's parody with brash horn stabs, Latino rhythms and a flirty, infectious lead line. Evokes the sauciness of the swinging sixties with its bright & bouncy easy listening style. Available with and without the "Sambatastico!" vocal line. Well matched with the Michael Stephen Decker track 'Big Cheese'.
Infectious parody of Laid back 60’s jazzy acoustic guitar with a sweet rolling rhythm from a vintage drum machine. Bursting with quirky charm & romance, the descending chord sequence would suit repetitive plays as in games or menus. Slightly oddball and full of fun.
Another in the Urban Opus series, this futuristic theme music is a rich blend of classical orchestration and urban R'n'B rhythms. Suitable for urban dramas and much more.
Underscore to a forensic examination a-la CSI. Evokes images of modern technology, progress, science, forensics and medicine, whilst sounding modern yet organic. Hints of eastern culture.