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 – 30‑Second Cut) – Beautiful Melancholic Piano Spot

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A beautiful 30‑second melancholic piano spot from Part II of “Alma,” built around gentle harmonies and an intimate emotional atmosphere. Ideal for short ads, romantic drama, reflective storytelling, art films and emotional transitions.

Alma (30‑Second Cut) – Beautiful Melancholic Piano Spot 1º part

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A beautiful 30‑second melancholic piano spot in F# major at 110 BPM, built around gentle harmonies and an intimate emotional atmosphere. Ideal for short ads, romantic drama, reflective storytelling, art films, emotional transitions and visually sensitive content.

Alma (Part II – Solo Piano Version) – Intimate Melancholic Piano

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Alma (60‑Second Cut) – Cinematic Emotional Piano 1º part

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A touching 60‑second cinematic piano cut in F# major at 110 BPM, with warm harmonies, soft dynamics and a nostalgic emotional feel. Perfect for heartfelt scenes, slow‑paced edits, emotional documentaries, romantic storytelling and any project seeking a deep, expressive piano mood.

Alma – Beautiful Melancholic Cinematic Piano

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“Alma” 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, slow‑paced edits and any project seeking a soft, nostalgic and deeply expressive piano atmosphere. Its delicate performance and subtle dynamics create a touching and timeless mood ideal for creators and filmmakers.

Don´t lose touch (2025 version)

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

The Architect

Sad, melancholic, acoustic track about watching the person you once loved move on in the life you built together with someone else.

Worry the Birds

An acoustic-driven folk track with a traditional Celtic-influenced feel, featuring fingerpicked acoustic guitar, subtle strings, and expressive, gravelly lead vocals. The arrangement balances a dark, somber narrative tone with a steady, driving rhythmic pulse, making it ideal for period dramas, rugged outdoor scenes, or introspective TV/film moments. Suggested Sync Placements: Period & Historical Dramas: End credits or background scoring for gritty, historical, or Appalachian/Celtic-inspired drama series (e.g., Outlander, Peaky Blinders, Yellowstone). Indie Film & Documentary: Montages focused on resilience, manual labor, heritage, or travel through rugged natural landscapes. Character-Driven TV Scenes: Pivotal narrative moments involving travel, quiet reflection, emotional resolve, or confronting hardship. Promos & Trailers: Teaser trailers for dark drama, wilderness survival, or historical crime series needing an authentic, rustic acoustic texture. Keywords & Pitch Metadata: Genre: Folk / Indie Folk / Acoustic Mood: Melancholic, Resilient, Earthy, Reflective, Dramatic Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Strings, Vocal Sounds Like: The Decemberists, Damien Rice, Glen Hansard, Traditional Celtic Folk

Capitano

It is gentle acoustic and chilled. The lyric talks about dreams and creativity. Images of the sea and a few Spanish references.

Fallin

Carolina Bay