Stella Wahlström
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$20 licenceMoving Shore
Stella Wahlström
This short song is both happy and sad at the same time. It's like a nostalgic feeling rising from within, both familiar and new, and deeply moving. It might sound like a childhood memory of hopefulness, anticipation or even melancholy. This minimalist composition is built on fifths in both hands, moving and overlapping in an arpeggio-like manner. Instrumental, solo piano only.
$20 licenceLullaby
Stella Wahlström
Calm, nostalgic solo piano piece. Perfect for scenes about childhood, grief, melancholy, yearning, loneliness. Technically, the composition is built on fifths in both hands, overlapping and moving in relation to each other. Photo by Luca Bravo on Unsplash
$10 licenceInsight
Stella Wahlström
Perfect for a dramatic scene where something is slowly appearing or becoming apparent, hence the title “insight”. Solo piano. Picture by Joshua Sortino on Unsplash
$20 licenceReflections on water
Stella Wahlström
An ethereal but unsettling piano piece. Dreamlike, eerie. Solo piano. Photo by Vadym Zazhyrko on Unsplash.
$20 licenceTravel
Stella Wahlström
A happy, excited, sweet solo piano piece. Perfect for advertising, commercials. Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash
$20 licenceSlowly Spinning Wheel
Stella Wahlström
An eerie piano piece. The sequence is looping and then slowly fading out. Perfect for a scary and weird scenery, maybe out of this world. Features a Seamless Loop Section (Instructions Included): This organic solo piano track features a beautiful, natural fade-out ending for flexible use, but it is also fully optimized to be looped seamlessly for extended scenes. To use the seamless loop option in your video editing software (Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve), simply use the following timecodes: * Loop START Point: 00:00:10:21 (10 seconds, 21 frames) * Loop END Point: 00:00:30:13 (30 seconds, 13 frames) How to loop it: Slice the audio track precisely at the Loop End timestamp, and copy/paste that section back-to-back with the Loop Start timestamp. The ambient room tone and piano resonances will blend flawlessly! Photo by Alison Courtney on Unsplash