3:56
piano,,Sadness,Depressive
2:04
children's choir
1:19
Upbeat, playful instrumental designed for a long ~7-minute progression. Begins lightly with pizzicato strings and marimba/xylophone carrying a curious, precise rhythm. Soft percussion (shakers, rim taps, brushed snare) keeps momentum steady, while warm bass supports a confident pace. Around the 2–3 min mark, introduce bright piano chords and gentle woodwinds for clever “clue found” moments. Mid-track, slowly layer richer strings and subtle muted brass accents to build excitement without losing the professional tone. Small playful peaks at 4–5 min, then a smooth groove that sustains energy for montage pacing. Final minute should lighten back into pizzicato and marimba, ending with a neat, satisfying flourish — like a camera snap — leaving a feeling of well-earned success.
1:22
whispering, mystic a bit sexy and innocent
0:46
female vocalist, dance-pop, trance
3:46
Alternative Rock, Folk-Rock
2:44
Pop
2:51
Pop
2:22
A seamless, loopable track with a stylish, confident rock vibe inspired by Forsaken’s cool-kids theme.
It starts with clean, slightly echoing guitars playing a slick, mysterious riff over a deep, steady bass pulse. Light, crisp percussion keeps a calm swagger. The mood is playful but underground—like someone cool walking into danger on purpose.
As the track evolves, muted guitars add rhythm, basslines get thicker, and the drums begin building with controlled tom patterns and subtle kick doubles. Tension creeps in, but the music still carries that ‘we’re too cool to run yet’ attitude.
The middle section grows more aggressive: gritty guitar stabs, sharper riffs, and punchier drums with syncopation. Small melodic accents (filtered chimes, soft synth motifs, or reversed tones) add a unique whimsical edge without sounding childish. The presence feels close now—almost breathing down the listener’s neck.
Then the music slams into the chase: distorted guitars, fast-paced drum patterns
1:45
A seamless, loopable track with a stylish, confident rock vibe inspired by Forsaken’s cool-kids theme.
It starts with clean, slightly echoing guitars playing a slick, mysterious riff over a deep, steady bass pulse. Light, crisp percussion keeps a calm swagger. The mood is playful but underground—like someone cool walking into danger on purpose.
As the track evolves, muted guitars add rhythm, basslines get thicker, and the drums begin building with controlled tom patterns and subtle kick doubles. Tension creeps in, but the music still carries that ‘we’re too cool to run yet’ attitude.
The middle section grows more aggressive: gritty guitar stabs, sharper riffs, and punchier drums with syncopation. Small melodic accents (filtered chimes, soft synth motifs, or reversed tones) add a unique whimsical edge without sounding childish. The presence feels close now—almost breathing down the listener’s neck.
Then the music slams into the chase: distorted guitars, fast-paced drum patterns
3:30
130 BPM modern trance mixed with Celtic tunes, ambient deep bass synth lead melody fused with strong Celtic instruments fiddle, tin whistle, bodhrán, Uilleann pipes and Celtic harp.
3:29
Energetic,Dark,West Coast Rap,Rap 100BPM
0:45
pop rock but not too ricky, teen garage band
0:39
pop rock but not too ricky, teen garage band
2:45
Voz masculina, Alternative Pop,R&B