Gold (acoustic version) by Barna Verba

    Sign in to listen

    License from$20

    Gold (acoustic version)

    Barna Verba

    Loss of a loved one, deceased spouse, mourning, road trip, nostalgic, sad, broken-hearted.

    Folk
    Indie
    Sad
    Calm
    Romantic
    Melancholic
    Nostalgic
    158 BPM
    3:59
    Key: A Major
    2023
    0 plays

    More from Barna Verba

    Cover art for Will I Have A Name by Barna Verba
    $20 licence

    Will I Have A Name

    Barna Verba

    nostalgically looking at old pictures. Looking back on past events. Remembering the past. Telling stories. Thinking about the future.

    FolkIndie
    00
    Cover art for What Is Peace by Barna Verba
    $20 licence

    What Is Peace

    Barna Verba

    lonely distressed scenes, not finding your place scenes, out in nature trying to find meaning scenes.

    FolkIndie186 BPM
    00
    Cover art for Close To You by Barna Verba
    $20 licence

    Close To You

    Barna Verba

    sad love, unrequited love, rejection, romance, sad indie, acoustic, melancholic.

    FolkIndie125 BPM
    00

    Similar Tracks You Might Like

    Discover more Folk tracks with similar energy and feel

    Cover art for Ain't That Bright (vocal/mastered) by Jeremy Porter
    $100 licence

    Ain't That Bright (vocal/mastered)

    Jeremy Porter

    Spacious, melancholy, optimistic, mellow. Great for background music, landscapes, traveling, talking, credits.

    FolkAlt-Country, Americana
    00
    Cover art for Emma 1 parte 60 seg by XABRUALVA
    $5 licence

    Emma 1 parte 60 seg

    XABRUALVA

    An enchanting and uplifting Celtic folk track featuring sweet acoustic flutes and lively traditional violins (fiddle). Perfect for travel vlogs, Irish heritage documentaries, historical storytelling, fantasy games, nature videos, and joyful commercial backdrops. Evokes feelings of lush green landscapes, ancient magic, and peaceful morning serenity.

    FolkCinematic110 BPM
    00
    Cover art for I Am A Boy by Joel David Weir
    $250 licence

    I Am A Boy

    Joel David Weir

    A warm, introspective acoustic folk ballad built on gentle fingerpicked guitar and vulnerable, emotive lead vocals. The song’s tender dynamic shifts and nostalgic, storytelling lyrics capture feelings of isolation, growing up, and quiet resilience. Its stripped-back, intimate feel makes it ideal for coming-of-age stories, reflective character moments, or poignant television and film scenes. Suggested Sync Placements: Coming-of-Age Film & TV Dramas: Key scenes highlighting youth, identity struggles, family dynamics, or high school reflection (e.g., Boyhood, Normal People, Atypical). Character-Driven Narrative Scenes: Quiet, emotionally vulnerable moments where a protagonist reflects on isolation, grief, or personal growth. Documentary Soundtracks: Features focusing on mental health, youth experiences, personal memoirs, or human-interest stories. Ending Credits: Emotional button to a dramatic episode or film chapter that leaves a lingering, reflective impression. Keywords & Pitch Metadata: Genre: Indie Folk / Singer-Songwriter / Acoustic Mood: Vulnerable, Nostalgic, Melancholic, Tender, Introspective Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Male Vocal Sounds Like: Elliott Smith, Sufjan Stevens, Bright Eyes, Iron & Wine

    FolkIndie102 BPM
    00
    Cover art for Sirens by Sue Harding
    $5 licence

    Sirens

    Sue Harding

    Strange sweet seductive soundscape. The song of the sirens. Ideal for creating atmosphere and mystery. This is a seascape song that tells of passion longing loss and beauty. This track will add intensity and uplift to storytelling where there is intense emotion.

    FolkContemporary poetic songwriter99 BPM
    00
    Cover art for Edge of The Day by Sue Harding
    $5 licence

    Edge of The Day

    Sue Harding

    Perfect for reflective emotional moments. The song has a melancholic feel with a hopeful resolve. Great for content that explores emotional resilience in the face of difficulty and how to find comfort in the natural world and one another. It builds to a musical and lyrical end so listen all the way. There is a sharpness to the lyric, 'When the crimes of our times are blatant and brutal', so may work with social/political commentary. The release in the chorus and at the end, 'Come sit down with me' supports any scenario where relief, comfort, transcendence comes at the end of a difficult day. Musically quirky, acoustic and intimate.

    FolkContemporary poetic singer songwriter170 BPM
    00
    Cover art for Don´t lose touch (2025 version) by timber
    $10 licence

    Don´t lose touch (2025 version)

    timber

    Esp. good for stressing the (the need for) connection between people.

    FolkBallad94 BPM
    00

    Ready to license this track?

    Create a free account to preview tracks, sync music to your videos, and get instant licenses.