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

1000 Words, All Beautiful (60‑Second Cut) – Uplifting Cinematic Electronic

XABRUALVA

A 60‑second uplifting cinematic electronic cut designed for fast‑paced ads, tech promos, product reveals, sports clips and high‑impact branded content. Bright synths, energetic motion and modern textures create a confident and engaging atmosphere perfect for short‑form storytelling.

Hello — Original Version

XABRUALVA

“Hello” is an upbeat electronic corporate track built with bright synths, clean textures and a subtle enigmatic tone. Its positive and modern feel makes it ideal for presentations, tech content, product showcases, business videos, innovation projects and dynamic branding.”

Melancholic Piano and Violin Cinematic Underscore – Part 1

Xabrualva

A soft, melancholic piano and violin underscore with a fragile emotional tone. Ideal for drama, intimate storytelling, reflective scenes, loss, memory, and quiet cinematic moments.

Embrace the Winter

Atmospheric winter music, with piano, strings and bells.

Mountain Caravan

A warm, cinematic guitar piece with an atmospheric and gently adventurous character. Ideal for travel documentaries, scenic landscapes, road trips, nature footage, cultural storytelling, reflective journeys, intimate character moments, and emotional transitions. Its spacious instrumental arrangement also works well beneath dialogue and voice-over.

Moving Shore

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.

Lullaby

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