OMR Cue Map

Track: M.O.N.T.
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Edit Points: 0:18 / 0:36 / 0:54 / 1:15 / 1:36 / 1:58 / 2:20
Button Ending: Yes — resolved musical ending with natural cadence
Loopable: Moderate
Best Loop Candidates: 0:36–1:15 / 1:15–1:36 / 1:58–2:20

Use Case: Sophisticated urban movement, emotional nuance, character-driven storytelling, mystery, and cinematic atmosphere.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: F Minor
BPM: 78
Energy: Moderate
Genres: Jazz / Cinematic Jazz
Vocals: Instrumental

Instrumentation:
Saxophone, piano, bass, drums, percussion, horns, and keyboard textures.

Track Summary:
“M.O.N.T.” is an expressive jazz instrumental built around melodic sophistication, rhythmic clarity, emotional nuance, and cinematic movement. Its flowing saxophone, piano, percussion, and ensemble interplay give scenes a distinctive sense of sophistication without overpowering the picture.

Sync Highlights:

• Instrumental format supports flexible editorial use
• Jazz textures add sophistication and cinematic character
• Strong for emotional transitions and reflective storytelling
• Works naturally with urban and character-driven sequences
• Resolved button ending provides a useful editorial finish

Sync Potential

Drama, romance, cultural exploration, travel montage, character introspection, sophisticated comedy, emotional transitions, and art-house storytelling.

Stem Tracks

Available on request.

Track Narrative

“M.O.N.T.” moves with uneasy elegance — expressive jazz phrasing and rhythmic restraint create cinematic tension, sophistication, and emotional depth.

Usage

Strong for mystery, urban movement, emotional transitions, romantic tension, reflective montage, sophisticated character scenes, and visually driven storytelling.

Artist Bio

Carlos Miyares is a Cuban saxophonist and composer whose contemporary jazz blends expressive improvisation, emotional depth, and Cuban musical heritage.

OMR Cue Map

Track: Let You Be
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Edit Points: 0:16 / 0:34 / 0:52 / 1:12 / 1:32 / 1:55 / 2:18
Button Ending: Yes — gentle resolved ending
Loopable: Moderate
Best Loop Candidates: 0:16–0:52 / 0:52–1:12 / 1:32–1:55

Use Case: Relationship transitions, quiet resolutions, emotional acceptance, romantic reflection, and scenes where characters release control or expectation.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: C Major
BPM: 124
Tempo: Uptempo
Genres: Pop / Singer-Songwriter / Soul
Vocals: Female Vocal

Instrumentation:
Bass, drums, electric guitar, keyboard, percussion, synth, and expressive female vocal.

Track Summary:
“Let You Be” centers on emotional release and unconditional love — the point where holding on gives way to trust and freedom. Its rhythmic momentum and reflective space allow the vocal to remain intimate while supporting cinematic pacing and forward movement.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong for emotional goodbyes and acceptance scenes
• Romantic tone works naturally under dialogue
• Uptempo pulse keeps scenes moving without overpowering emotion
• Universal themes of freedom, love, and emotional maturity
• One-stop female vocal with contemporary pop-soul character

Sync Potential

Drama, romance, coming-of-age stories, relationship transitions, reflective montage, quiet romantic realizations, character growth, and branded storytelling.

Stem Tracks

Stems are not currently posted. Contact OMR Music Production to request instrumental or alternate mixes if needed.

Track Narrative

“Let You Be” captures the moment when love stops trying to hold on and instead chooses freedom, trust, presence, and acceptance.

Usage

Strong for bittersweet breakups, emotional resolutions, reflective montages, romantic realizations, acceptance arcs, and end-of-chapter character moments.

Artist Bio

Renée Astaria creates emotionally resonant music blending pop accessibility with soulful depth. Her songs often explore love, freedom, personal power, growth, and emotional clarity.

OMR Cue Map

Track: One More River to Cross
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, immediate grounded entry
Edit Points: 0:16 / 0:32 / 0:48 / 1:06 / 1:24 / 1:44 / 2:06 / 2:28 / 2:50 / 3:12
Button Ending: Yes — resolved, forward-leaning finish
Loopable: Moderate–High
Best Loop Candidates: 0:32–1:06 / 1:24–1:44 / 2:06–2:28

Use Case: Perseverance, transition, journey sequences, late-stage struggle, resilience, and steady forward movement through adversity.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: C Major
BPM: 123
Energy: Medium
Genres: Ballad / Rock / Country / Folk / Singer-Songwriter / Vintage
Vocals: Male Vocal
Cinematic Fit: Western
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Male vocal, harmonica, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums, and percussion.

Track Summary:
“One More River to Cross” is a roots-driven anthem combining country-rock grit, gospel undertones, and forward momentum. Its narrative character and organic instrumentation make it especially effective for redemption, resilience, Western storytelling, and emotionally charged journeys.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong Western and roots-driven cinematic identity
• Excellent for journeys, final confrontations, and redemption arcs
• Male vocal brings authenticity, grit, and narrative character
• Organic instrumentation works in both period and modern settings
• Resolved button ending provides a strong editorial finish

Sync Potential

Western journey scenes, final confrontations, personal breakthroughs, struggle-and-triumph montage, hopeful reunions, emotional transitions, closing credits, and pivotal character moments.

Stem Tracks

Stem information is available through OMR Music Production. Contact OMR for production assets or alternate mix requirements.

Track Narrative

“One More River to Cross” moves like a call to action — a story of endurance, conflict, resilience, and the determination to keep moving toward resolution.

Usage

Strong for Westerns, dramatic journeys, redemption stories, last-stand moments, personal transformation, emotional montage, and closing-credit sequences.

Artist Bio

OMR Music Production develops distinctive, sync-focused music across cinematic, roots, rock, electronic, acoustic, and experimental styles, with an emphasis on music built for picture.

OMR Cue Map

Track: La Vie (Après la Guerre)
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, atmospheric entry with immediate emotional weight
Edit Points: 0:18 / 0:36 / 0:54 / 1:15 / 1:36 / 1:58 / 2:20
Button Ending: Yes — resolved but emotionally lingering ending
Loopable: Moderate
Best Loop Candidates: 0:36–1:15 / 1:15–1:36 / 1:58–2:20

Use Case: Aftermath, recovery, rebuilding, memory, emotional residue, introspection, and the quiet resilience that follows conflict or disruption.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: A Minor
BPM: 123
Energy: Mid Tempo
Genres: Classical / Jazz / World
Vocals: Instrumental
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Piano, violin, castanets, synth strings, keyboard, percussion, and expressive instrumental solos.

Track Summary:
“La Vie (Après la Guerre)” blends classical elegance, jazz nuance, and world textures into a cinematic instrumental filled with reflection and quiet optimism. Piano and violin carry the emotional narrative while atmospheric detail gives editors room for dialogue, memory, and visual storytelling.

Sync Highlights:

• Instrumental format provides flexible editorial placement
• Piano and violin add strong emotional resonance
• Ideal for historical, art-house, romance, and reflective drama
• Ambient textures support picture without overwhelming it
• Resolved ending provides a natural editorial finish

Sync Potential

Historical drama, archival montage, art-house storytelling, reflective travel, tender romance, emotional transitions, psychological depth, personal transformation, and closing credits.

Stem Tracks

Contact OMR Music Production for stem availability, alternate mixes, and production assets.

Track Narrative

“La Vie (Après la Guerre)” carries the emotional weight of what comes after — fragility, endurance, memory, and the gradual return of hope after disruption.

Usage

Strong for post-war narratives, historical reflection, quiet city scenes, flashbacks, visual poetry, romantic transitions, personal transformation, and emotionally resonant closing sequences.

Artist Bio

Kristin Sweetland is a Canadian guitarist, songwriter, photographer, and storyteller whose work blends folk, rock, classical, jazz, and world influences. Her music reflects a career shaped by travel, collaboration, and emotionally rich storytelling.

OMR Cue Map

Track: Los Gatos de Alf
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, immediate entry with intricate jazz groove and strong rhythmic identity
Edit Points: 0:12 / 0:28 / 0:46 / 1:05 / 1:24 / 1:45 / 2:05 / 2:25
Button Ending: Yes — resolved musical ending
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates: 0:28–1:05 / 1:05–1:24 / 1:45–2:05

Use Case: Rhythm-driven groove cue centered on interplay, personality, and sophisticated movement. Strong for urban environments, performance-driven visuals, creative process sequences, and scenes where movement and intelligence coexist.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: A Major
BPM: 130
Energy: Moderate High
Genres: Blues / Rock / World
Vocals: Instrumental
Moods: Carefree / Confident / Cool / Fun / Quirky / Retro / Upbeat
Cinematic Fit: Action / Adventure / Comedy / Crime / Romance
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Bass, drums, electric guitar, horns, and saxophone.

Track Summary:
“Los Gatos de Alf” is a vibrant instrumental that blends blues, rock, and world influences into a stylish, groove-forward cue. Its swaggering rhythm and upbeat character make it ideal for confident entrances, stylized montage, quirky discoveries, and playful editorial storytelling.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong groove and rhythmic personality
• Instrumental format works well under dialogue
• Excellent for stylized entrances and visual movement
• Great fit for comedy, adventure, and crime-flavored montage
• Distinctive fusion of blues, rock, and world textures

Sync Potential

Stylish entrances, upbeat editorial cuts, quirky discoveries, travel montage, animated transitions, comedic heist planning, playful romance, and indie-comedy closing credits.

Stem Tracks

Contact OMR Music Production for stem availability, alternate mixes, and production assets.

Track Narrative

With feline finesse and rhythmic bite, “Los Gatos de Alf” prowls through syncopated riffs and percussive flair, bringing animated confidence and cinematic charm.

Usage

Strong for character reveals, travel montage, stylish action, quirky comedy, upbeat pacing, animated storytelling, and confidence-driven visual sequences.

Artist Bio

Elmer Ferrer is a Cuban-Canadian guitarist, composer, and producer known for blending Cuban rhythms with blues, rock, and world influences. His work combines technical precision, emotional depth, and a highly distinctive guitar voice.

OMR Cue Map

Track: One Day
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, immediate warm and reflective entry
Edit Points: 0:16 / 0:32 / 0:48 / 1:06 / 1:24 / 1:44 / 2:06 / 2:28 / 2:50 / 3:12
Button Ending: Yes — resolved ending with gentle uplift and emotional closure
Loopable: Moderate–High
Best Loop Candidates: 0:32–1:06 / 1:24–1:44 / 2:06–2:28

Use Case: Hope, perseverance, recovery, personal journeys, emotional breakthroughs, quiet determination, and scenes built around resilience and forward movement.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: G Major
BPM: 56
Energy: Low
Genres: Gospel / R&B / Rock / Soul
Vocals: Male Vocal
Moods: Reflective / Retro / Positive / Uplifting
Cinematic Fit: Adventure / Drama / Romance
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Bass, drums, electric guitar, horns, percussion, keyboards, background vocals, and expressive male lead vocal.

Track Summary:
“One Day” is a soulful, gospel-infused anthem built around resilience, hope, faith, and the determination to keep moving forward. Its slow tempo and warm arrangement allow emotional moments to breathe, while Jerome Tucker’s vocal brings sincerity, strength, and a deeply human sense of optimism.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong for perseverance and personal-growth narratives
• Slow tempo allows emotional scenes room to breathe
• Male vocal communicates sincerity, strength, and warmth
• Gospel and soul elements add timeless emotional character
• Resolved ending supports hopeful conclusions and closing credits

Sync Potential

Journey montages, overcoming adversity, emotional breakthroughs, spiritual transformation, reflective drama, hopeful reunions, personal growth, and closing credits with a message of hope.

Stem Tracks

Contact OMR Music Production for stem availability, alternate mixes, and production assets.

Track Narrative

“One Day” rises through difficulty toward hope — a warm, soulful expression of resilience, faith, purpose, and belief in a better outcome.

Usage

Strong for redemption arcs, life transitions, emotional reflection, recovery, faith-based storytelling, perseverance, hopeful endings, and inspirational montage.

Artist Bio

Jerome Tucker is a bassist, vocalist, and composer whose music blends soul, funk, blues, gospel, and rock. His work combines deep groove, expressive vocals, and emotionally direct storytelling centered on resilience, unity, and human connection.

OMR Cue Map

Track: One for Jimmy C
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, immediate warm and character-driven entry
Edit Points: 0:16 / 0:32 / 0:48 / 1:06 / 1:24 / 1:44 / 2:06 / 2:28 / 2:50 / 3:12
Button Ending: Yes — resolved ending with relaxed, natural finish
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates: 0:32–1:06 / 1:24–1:44 / 2:06–2:28

Use Case: Tribute scenes, memory, legacy, cocktail-lounge atmosphere, character-driven storytelling, sophisticated romance, and warm dialogue support.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: Bb Minor
BPM: 86
Energy: Medium Tempo
Genres: Jazz / Party
Vocals: Instrumental
Moods: Romantic / Bright / Confident / Cool / Light / Positive
Cinematic Fit: Comedy / Historical / Romance
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Tenor saxophone, bass, drums, electric guitar, horns, Hammond B3 organ, piano, and Rhodes piano.

Track Summary:
“One for Jimmy C” is a smoky, swinging jazz instrumental with bluesy saxophone textures and an easy late-night groove. Its warmth and sophistication make it ideal for stylish city scenes, lounge environments, romantic moments, vintage storytelling, and character-driven sequences.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong saxophone-led identity with immediate character
• Excellent for cocktail lounges, jazz clubs, and nightlife
• Instrumental format allows dialogue and picture to remain central
• High loopability provides strong editorial flexibility
• Works naturally for romance, historical scenes, and stylish comedy

Sync Potential

Jazz-club ambiance, cocktail lounges, sophisticated date scenes, rooftop parties, stylish city walks, retro flashbacks, character memories, quirky transitions, and confident opening credits.

Stem Tracks

Contact OMR Music Production for stem availability, alternate mixes, and production assets.

Track Narrative

“One for Jimmy C” moves with the ease of a late-night ensemble — warm, expressive, and slightly wistful, with the feeling of memory, respect, personality, and lived experience.

Usage

Strong for sophisticated comedy, romance, cocktail scenes, period settings, city nightlife, tribute sequences, reflective montage, and stylish character introductions.

Artist Bio

Pat Carey is a renowned Canadian saxophonist and arranger known for his long-standing work with the Downchild Blues Band. His playing blends jazz, R&B, and blues traditions with a soulful tone, expressive phrasing, and decades of performance experience.

OMR Cue Map

Track: Leave Your Luggage by the Pool
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00, immediate atmospheric entry
Edit Points: 0:12 / 0:28 / 0:46 / 1:05 / 1:24 / 1:45 / 2:05 / 2:25
Button Ending: Yes — smooth resolved ending
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates: 0:28–1:05 / 1:05–1:24 / 1:45–2:05

Use Case: Leaving town, cutting ties, late-night movement, reinvention, emotional fallout, and scenes where a character chooses to stop carrying the past.

Sync Pitch Sheet

Song Profile:
Key: A Major
BPM: 72
Genres: Metal / Punk / Rock
Vocals: Male Vocal
Moods: Atmospheric / Bright / Cool / Driving / Moody / Upbeat
Lyric Themes: Life / Love / Power / Struggle / Time
Clearance: One Stop

Instrumentation:
Bass, drums, electric guitar, synth, and atmospheric male vocal.

Track Summary:
“Leave Your Luggage by the Pool” turns emotional baggage into a darkly surreal rock mantra about letting go. Gritty guitars, driving drums, and a hypnotic vocal hook create a cinematic blend of tension, release, reinvention, and slightly off-kilter humor.

Sync Highlights:

• Strong for escape, reinvention, and walking-away scenes
• Driving rock energy supports movement and montage cutting
• Lyrics add layered meaning without overwhelming picture
• Excellent for indie drama, dark comedy, and art-house storytelling
• One-stop clearance supports quick-turn licensing

Sync Potential

Departure sequences, road trips, late-night city scenes, motel-pool vignettes, toxic-relationship exits, self-destruction versus self-discovery, dark comedy, indie drama, and edgy streaming originals.

Stem Tracks

Stems are not currently posted. Contact OMR Music Production to request instrumental or alternate mixes if needed.

Track Narrative

“Leave Your Luggage by the Pool” follows a character circling chaos, guilt, memory, and emotional complicity before finally deciding to put down what no longer needs to be carried.

Usage

Strong for indie features, dark comedy, character-driven series, art-house storytelling, trailers, road sequences, relationship fallout, reinvention arcs, and stylish late-night montage.

Artist Bio

Fake Your Own Death create atmospheric rock built around cinematic tension, driving rhythms, textured guitars, and poetic, often surreal lyrics. Their music is particularly suited to drama, indie and art-house projects, trailers, and character-driven storytelling.