Simple

My Whole Heart

the Rippys

A tender folk-pop worship duet with male and female lead vocals. It’s a heartfelt surrender to Jesus in response to his sacrifice and resurrection. Intimate, sincere and building, with two voices joining in praise. It suits Easter, baptisms, conversion and testimony moments, church and ministry videos, and emotional faith-film scenes. An instrumental version is available. conversion moment, baptism, Easter

My Whole Heart (Instumental)

the Rippys

A tender, heartfelt folk-pop instrumental that builds from an intimate acoustic start into a full, hopeful swell. Sincere and emotional, it leaves room for voiceover. An underscore for Easter and church media, baptisms and testimonies, weddings, family milestones and moving documentary moments. A vocal version is also available. Instrumental - intimate

Simple (Instumental)

the Rippys

A warm folk-Americana instrumental that starts quiet and intimate and swells into a big, emotional finish. Nostalgic and tender, with a sense of time passing and things that last. A rich underscore for family and legacy stories, anniversaries, time-passing montages and heartfelt brand films, with room for voiceover. A vocal version is also available. Instrumental - reflective love song that swells high

You and Me

the Rippys

A bright, easygoing love song with a warm female lead vocal. Set aside the doubts and the clutter, and it’s just the two of you. Feel-good, sunny and sincere. It suits wedding and anniversary videos, couples, family moments, travel and lifestyle brands, and happy-ending scenes. An instrumental version is available. Scene fits: couple reconnecting, marriage, wedding or anniversary video

Can You Hear Me R

the Rippys

A yearning pop-rock song with a male lead vocal about missing someone who feels far away and wondering if you can still reach each other. Driving and heartfelt, with a lift in the chorus. It suits long-distance love, late-night missing someone, reconnecting, travel and homecoming scenes. A female-vocal version is also available. An instrumental version is available too.

Do You Feel

the Rippys

A hopeful pop-rock love song with a warm 70s retro feel and a female lead vocal. It captures the nervous, exciting moment of saying it first and waiting to hear it back. Sweet, a little anxious and full of anticipation. It suits first dates, falling in love, proposals, rom-com montages and “will they, won’t they” moments. An instrumental version is available.

Follow the Rio Grande

A modern cinematic Western with a soulful guitar melody and sweeping strings. The track’s adventurous spirit follows the winding path of a river through rugged terrain.

Celtic

Heartfelt Celtic fusion track featuring expressive harp melodies, acoustic guitar, driving pop rock drums and lush orchestral textures. The memorable folk inspired theme builds into an uplifting and epic journey before giving way to an emotional choir and strings breakdown. Perfect for fantasy films, travel documentaries, storytelling, historical productions, highland landscapes and magical forest visuals. Also suitable for games, esports videos, adventure content, tourism campaigns and cinematic promotional projects. Keywords: acoustic, adventure, atmospheric, celtic, choir, cinematic, documentary, dramatic, emotional, epic, fantasy, folk, forest, harp, historical, inspiring, irish, legend, magic, medieval, melody, orchestra, scotland, storytelling, traditional, trailer, travel, uplifting, wales, world music

I Am A Boy

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

Real

A moving folk ballad about youth, love, dreams, and change all happening in one summer. Features acoustic guitar, strings, and male vocals.

Take Me To You

A melodic folk-rock track with a warm, guitar-driven sound and an engaging singer-songwriter feel. “Take Me to You” features a steady, mid-tempo groove and an accessible melodic character that creates an inviting, emotionally expressive atmosphere. Blending organic folk influences with a contemporary rock sensibility, the song is well suited for relationship storytelling, romantic travel sequences, road trips, personal connections, lifestyle programming, and scenes centered on longing, attraction, and emotional connection.

Emma 2 parte 60 seg

A gorgeous, emotive, and flowing Celtic instrumental featuring expressive violin and delicate wooden flute harmonies. Ideal for romantic scenes, nostalgic travel memories, emotional cinematic moments, folklore storytelling, and tranquil meditation backdrops. Creates an atmosphere of depth, wonder, and timeless beauty.