15s Acoustic Western Guitar Intro for Cinematic Frontier Transitions

Alma (Part II – 60‑Second Cut) – Cinematic Emotional Piano

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A touching 60‑second cinematic piano cut from Part II of “Alma,” with warm harmonies, soft dynamics and a nostalgic emotional feel. Perfect for heartfelt scenes, slow‑paced edits, emotional documentaries, romantic storytelling and expressive cinematic moments.

Alma (Part II – 15‑Second Cut) – Cinematic Melancholic Piano Ident

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A delicate 15‑second melancholic piano ident from Part II of “Alma,” featuring soft phrasing and a warm emotional tone. Perfect for intros, outros, transitions, reels, shorts and any project needing a brief but expressive cinematic piano moment.

Alma (Part II) – Beautiful Melancholic Cinematic Piano

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“Alma – Part II” is a beautiful melancholic cinematic piano piece with gentle phrasing, warm harmonies and an intimate emotional tone. Perfect for storytelling, reflective moments, heartfelt scenes, art films, emotional documentaries, romantic drama and any project seeking a soft, nostalgic and expressive piano atmosphere.

Edge of The Day

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.

Don´t lose touch (2025 version)

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

Something Real (Unplugged)

Something Real (Unplugged) is an intimate, acoustic folk performance with raw emotional depth. Stripped-down instrumentation, fingerpicked guitar, subtle percussion, and expressive vocals that creates a warm, heartfelt atmosphere that draws the listener in. The track conveys themes of vulnerability, introspection, and authenticity, making it ideal for storytelling moments where emotion and human connection are central. Film & TV: Emotional scenes, reflective montages, character-driven moments, indie dramas, romance, coming-of-age narratives. Commercials & Advertising: Lifestyle, artisanal, or heartfelt campaigns that require a sincere and human touch. Documentaries: Personal stories, social impact, or nature-focused content that benefits from an intimate acoustic sound. Web & Social Media Content: YouTube videos, Instagram reels, podcasts, or short films aiming for emotional resonance. Trailers & Promos: Teaser scenes that need a gentle yet evocative acoustic underscore.

Ain't That Bright (No vocal, not mastered)

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

Wasting Time

A gentle, intimate acoustic folk song exploring themes of stillness, isolation, healing, and the quiet passage of time. Blending indie folk, singer-songwriter, and ambient folk influences, the track creates a reflective, emotionally honest atmosphere suited to subtle, character-driven storytelling. Best suited for: Independent films and television dramas Scenes depicting illness, recovery, disability, or caregiving Reflective character moments and emotional transitions Documentary storytelling focused on health, resilience, or lived experience Mental health and wellness campaigns Human-interest stories and personal journeys Slow-paced lifestyle, nature, or contemplative visual content End-credit sequences and quiet moments of hope or acceptance Keywords: reflective, melancholic, intimate, vulnerable, acoustic, indie folk, healing, chronic illness, disability, isolation, emotional recovery, loneliness, resilience, stillness, time passing, fatigue, hope, authentic, cinematic, heartfelt.

What Do I Know?

'What Do I Know?' is a gentle piano ballad about love when it doesn't work out. The song details the experience of knowing everything about someone, and then watching them move on with somebody else. Perfect for breakup scenes.