Somebody's Day (instrumental)

Somebody's Day

Dead Man's Couch

Cheeky sarcastic take on daily life struggles. Happy sound, dark lyrics. Strolling pace, strutting.

Mercy

a calm and heartfelt cinematic underscore designed to enhance emotional storytelling, documentaries, inspirational videos, personal journeys, nature visuals, and meaningful moments. Featuring a peaceful and atmospheric mood, this track creates a sense of reflection, healing, hope, and deep emotional connection for film, media, and creative projects.

Bespoke Tracksuit Haircut Terminal

Powered by a steady, propulsive 120 BPM drum beat and layered guitar textures, "Bespoke Tracksuit Haircut Terminal" pairs rhythmic momentum with reflective, vivid lyrical storytelling. The track builds a grounded, authentic atmosphere—balancing gritty social observation with an uplifting, cathartic chorus. Dynamic Arc: Opens with an immediate, locked-in drum and bass groove accompanied by rhythmic acoustic strumming. Vocals enter grounded and conversational, building emotional intensity into a wide, resonant chorus that lands with earnest determination before dropping into a reflective, narrative-driven bridge. Themes & Content: Modern identity, observational scenes of youth and nightlife, searching for meaning amid cultural noise, empathy, and resilience. Ideal Visual Placements Montages & Transitions: High-angle driving shots, urban transit, morning commute sequences, or third-act prep montages. Coming-of-Age / Dramedy: Nightlife scenes, post-party reflections, or turning points where characters confront their reality with newfound resolve.

Love Is a Gun

Description: A beautifully intimate, organic, and poetic indie folk-rock track centered around the bittersweet power of love and gratitude for existence. Characterized by a rare and warm combination of acoustic ukulele, fingerpicked guitar, steady acoustic bass, and earthy percussion, the song captures the essence of emotional awakening and philosophical reflection. Usage Recommendations & Scenarios: • Indie Film & Romantic Dramas: Absolutely perfect for bittersweet romantic scenes, character introductions, or key moments of emotional vulnerability and self-discovery. • Cinematic Montages: Ideal for reflective scenes showcasing nature, traveling, changing seasons (e.g., raindrops, meadows), or character growth. • Authentic Documentaries: Great background texture for deeply human-interest stories, life retrospectives, and artistic profiles.

The River

A cheerful and catchy love song. References to Japan (Kyoto) and snow.

60 Days

men working hard scenes, long journey in the wilderness (b-roll) scenes, men at the mine struggling dying from hard work

Wishing I Was

A deep and thoughtful track about longing for someone you can't have.