Featured cues are full-length for deeper auditioning, with additional tracks available in Quick Auditions below.
Core emotional cues. Full versions to check arc, edit points, and endings.
Key: E♭ Minor
BPM: 110
Genre: Electronic / Indie
Vocals: Instrumental
Type: One Stop
Instrumentation: Piano / Synth / Percussion
Atmospheric, dreamy, minimal, moody, reflective, rhythmic, intimate and gently emotional.
“Baby Sleeps” is a slow-blooming cinematic instrumental where soft piano, synth textures and subtle percussion move between pulse and stillness. Its emotional restraint makes it particularly useful when tenderness needs to be felt without overwhelming performance, dialogue or picture.
Clean Intro:
Yes — 0:00, soft delicate instrumental entry
Edit Points:
0:18 / 0:36 / 0:54 / 1:12 / 1:30 / 1:48 / 2:06
Button Ending:
Yes — gentle resolved ending
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates:
0:18–0:54 / 0:36–1:12 / 1:12–1:48
Family drama, intimate character moments, emotional transitions, quiet resolve, late-night reflection, memory, caregiving, tenderness, indie drama, contemplative documentary and gentle visual montage.
One-stop clearance. Contact OMR Music Production for stems, alternate mixes, metadata and additional production assets.
PheeLion creates cinematic electronic music shaped by texture, restraint and atmosphere. Delicate synth layers, subtle rhythmic movement and emotional depth make the work especially effective for modern visual storytelling where mood needs to support rather than dominate the scene.
Genre: Jazz / Ballad
Tempo: Midtempo
Vocals: Instrumental
Type: One Stop
Instrumentation: Horns / Percussion / Piano / Saxophone
Hopeful, minimal, reflective, warm, intimate, spacious and emotionally composed.
“Gael” brings warmth and emotional maturity to reflective storytelling. Its jazz-ballad language feels sophisticated without becoming busy, giving the cue a natural place in scenes involving memory, reconciliation, quiet hope and personal acceptance.
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Useful Edit / Transition Points:
approx. 0:17 / 0:44 / 1:19 / 1:36 / 2:13 / 2:51 / 3:17
Ending:
Gentle resolved decay beginning around 3:33
Loopable: Moderate
Drama, reconciliation, family storytelling, memory, personal realization, quiet recovery, mature relationships, reflective documentary, emotional transition and hopeful closing moments.
One-stop clearance. Contact OMR Music Production for stems, alternate mixes, metadata and additional production assets.
Carlos Miyares is a saxophonist and composer whose work combines melodic clarity, jazz sophistication and expressive phrasing. His music brings warmth and emotional nuance to screen storytelling without sacrificing musical identity.
Genre: Jazz
Tempo: Midtempo
Vocals: Instrumental
Type: One Stop
Instrumentation: Bass / Drums / Piano
Atmospheric, light, minimal, moody, reflective, sad, somber, and warm.
“Lua” uses a restrained jazz trio language to create intimate emotional space. Its warmth and melancholy feel human rather than sentimental, making it especially useful when a scene needs reflection, sadness or uncertainty without a heavily dramatic musical statement.
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Useful Edit / Transition Points:
approx. 0:19 / 0:38 / 1:16 / 1:30 / 1:51 / 2:16 / 2:28
Ending:
Natural resolved decay beginning around 2:28
Loopable: Moderate–High
Best Loop Candidates:
0:19–0:38 / 1:16–1:51 / 1:51–2:16
Drama, relationship scenes, introspection, emotional aftermath, solitary moments, memory, quiet nighttime scenes, documentary, thoughtful dialogue, restrained grief, and character-driven storytelling.
One-stop clearance. Contact OMR Music Production for stems, alternate mixes, metadata, and additional production assets.
Rich Brown is a Canadian electric bassist, composer and educator whose work crosses jazz, fusion and contemporary improvised music. His sophisticated rhythmic and harmonic language brings emotional depth and a distinctive musical identity to cinematic storytelling.
Artist: HYP
Style: Ambient / Cinematic Emotional Underscore
Energy: Slow / Restrained
Vocals: Instrumental
Editorial Role: Aftermath / Internal Processing
Spacious, atmospheric, reflective, emotionally restrained, introspective, uncertain, and quietly weighted.
“I’m Shocked G” is a slow atmospheric instrumental built around restraint and emotional space. Rather than telling the audience what to feel, it creates room for realization, aftermath, uncertainty, and internal processing while allowing performance and dialogue to remain dominant.
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Edit Points:
0:12 / 0:26 / 0:42 / 1:00 / 1:18 / 1:36 / 1:55 / 2:15
Button Ending: Yes — resolved ending
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates:
0:26–1:00 / 1:00–1:18 / 1:36–1:55
Emotional aftermath, realization, relationship fallout, internal reckoning, quiet character moments, reflective dialogue, recovery, uncertainty, memory, and restrained dramatic transitions.
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HYP creates groove-aware cinematic instrumentals designed around editorial function, clean entry points, restrained arrangement, and narrative pacing. His catalogue moves from dialogue-safe emotional beds to psychological tension and cinematic motion.
Artist: Elmer Ferrer
Style: Organic / Cinematic / Reflective
Vocals: Instrumental
Editorial Role: Warm Reflection / Human Connection
Warm, grounded, reflective, organic, restrained, human, thoughtful and quietly emotional.
“Green Valley” creates emotional weight through warmth and organic musical movement rather than overt drama. Its reflective character supports scenes that need humanity, memory, connection or contemplation while leaving performance and dialogue in the foreground.
Clean Intro: Yes — 0:00
Useful Edit / Transition Points:
approx. 0:09 / 1:03 / 1:30 / 1:57 / 3:23 / 3:50 / 4:38
Ending:
Natural reflective resolution with final decay
Loopable: Moderate
Best Loop Candidates:
0:09–1:03 / 1:30–1:57 / 3:23–3:50
Drama, family storytelling, memory, reconciliation, human-interest documentary, reflective travel, homecoming, personal growth, intimate dialogue, emotional transition, and understated character moments.
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Elmer Ferrer is a guitarist, composer and producer whose work moves across jazz, rock, world music and cinematic composition. His writing often combines strong musical identity with emotional nuance, making it especially effective for visually driven storytelling.
Genre: Folk / Singer-Songwriter
Tempo: Uptempo
Type: One Stop
Instrumentation: Acoustic Guitar
Minimal, positive, reflective, sad, intimate, bittersweet and emotionally grounded.
“Maybe We Should Have Known” brings a natural, acoustic emotional language to scenes involving relationships, regret, distance and reflection. Its warmth and directness make the emotion feel personal rather than overly cinematic, which works particularly well for character-led storytelling.
Clean Intro:
Yes — intimate acoustic opening
Useful Edit / Transition Points:
approx. 0:53 / 1:16 / 1:44 / 2:03 / 2:30 / 3:06 / 3:39
Ending:
Natural emotional resolution
Loopable: Moderate
Relationship drama, emotional aftermath, memory, regret, reconciliation, loneliness, road scenes, personal reflection, coming-of-age storytelling, and quiet dramatic transitions.
One-stop clearance. Contact OMR Music Production for stems, alternate mixes, metadata, and additional production assets.
Justin Enco Band creates emotionally direct, roots-oriented music built around acoustic textures, strong songwriting and human-scale storytelling. The music is particularly effective for scenes involving relationships, memory, reflection and personal change.
Key: G Major
BPM: 82
Genres: Folk / Rock / Singer-Songwriter
Vocals: Male Vocal
Type: One Stop
Instrumentation:
Acoustic Guitar / Electric Guitar / Bass / Drums / Percussion / Piano / Organ
Atmospheric, hopeful, moody, reflective, emotionally grounded, resilient and uplifting.
“Courage Over Fear” pairs roots-oriented instrumentation with lyrical conviction and an emotional arc that moves toward strength and resolution. It works especially well when a character begins in uncertainty or struggle and gradually reaches determination, courage or renewed purpose.
Clean Intro:
Yes — 0:00, immediate vocal/instrumental entry
Edit Points:
0:14 / 0:28 / 0:42 / 0:56 / 1:10 / 1:24 / 1:38 / 1:52 / 2:06
Button Ending:
Yes — strong resolved ending
Loopable: High
Best Loop Candidates:
0:14–0:42 / 0:28–0:56 / 0:56–1:24
Drama, coming-of-age, sports, personal transformation, recovery, inspirational montage, training sequences, difficult journeys, emotional climax, renewed purpose and scenes built around perseverance.
One-stop clearance. Contact OMR Music Production for stems, alternate mixes, metadata and additional production assets.
Justin Enco is a singer-songwriter and guitarist whose music blends folk, rock and Americana influences with emotionally direct storytelling. His work is particularly suited to character arcs, personal struggle, memory, resilience and transformation.
Artist: Lee Palmer
Style: Roots / Americana / Singer-Songwriter
Vocals: Male Vocal
Editorial Role: Heartache / Memory / Human Storytelling
Heartfelt, reflective, bittersweet, warm, intimate, compassionate and emotionally grounded.
“That’s No Way To Go” brings genuine human storytelling into the Emotional & Reflective collection. Its roots-oriented arrangement and lived-in vocal performance make it particularly effective where the picture needs emotional authenticity rather than conventional underscore.
Clean Intro:
Yes — restrained opening from 0:00
Useful Edit / Transition Points:
approx. 0:08 / 0:31 / 0:52 / 1:20 / 1:49 / 2:18 / 2:47 / 3:00
Ending:
Natural song resolution
Loopable:
Low–Moderate — strongest as a complete narrative cue
Family drama, documentary, memory, farewell, aging, loss, personal history, reconciliation, bittersweet montage, intimate reflection and emotionally grounded storytelling.
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Lee Palmer creates roots-oriented music built around honest storytelling, guitar-driven arrangements and a distinctive lived-in vocal character. His catalogue carries warmth, resilience and emotional authenticity particularly well suited to heartfelt screen storytelling.