You Shouldn't Really Have Me

No More Air

Abi Foster

Upbeat self-empowerment breakup song with acoustic and electronic elements

Waves

Suki

Perfect for indie films/coming of age stories, fashion and lifestyle campaigns (sunset, movement, freedom), TV drama montages and emotional turning points, nightlife, travel and road sequence visuals, trailers needing emotional lift with a modern alternative feel

The Designer

Quirky and upbeat indie rock song. Perfect for TV, film, Creative Ads, and Lifestyle Vlogs!

Dystopia

Suitable for tension, dramatic builds, urban/dystopian imagery and contemporary/alternative campaigns. Esp. for scenes requiring momentum or a sense of impending change, especially urban, dystopian or psychologically charged settings. The striking piano opening and powerful transition into saxophone, guitar and drums work well for dramatic builds, action sequences, unconventional montages and contemporary fashion or youth-oriented campaigns. Also suited to art, technology and socially conscious visuals where an intense, restless and slightly unpredictable atmosphere is needed. The piano intro are the opening bars from Prelude and Fugue: No.16 in G minor, BWV 861 by J.S. Bach (Public Domain). The intro Tempo is 111bpm but when the band kicks in the tempo turns to 140-150 bpm.

Somebody's Day (instrumental)

Somebody's day. Cheeky raunchy, stops and starts with organ intro. Strolling, strutting pace.

I Have To Try

This is a sad introspective song. With the first verse being about Christ, the second being about me and my relationship with Christ, and the chorus being about Christ and myself. This song would go well with more sad scenes, or religious scenes. It would go well playing out of a radio or phone in a scene.