Explore cinematic tracks beginning with the letter A — each crafted for emotion, story, and screen-ready sync. From soulful instrumentals to high-energy anthems, these pieces are built for film, television, and beyond.
“A220” is a rhythmic and minimalist Latin-funk instrumental built for motion and sync. With Dominican güira textures, electric guitar inflections, and percussive drive, it’s a groove-forward track that blends retro charm with modern swagger.
“A Deeper Shade of Blue” is a bright electronic track with a female vocal that blends reflection, hope, and emotional connection into a cool, uplifting pulse. With bass, drums, percussion, and synth supporting the vocal, the song feels ideal for longing, relational search, and scenes that need emotional lift with modern energy.
Elegant and evocative — “A Entrada de Arganil” is a meditative instrumental blending flute, guitar, and percussion with a cinematic touch. Marito Marques invites listeners into a soundscape inspired by place and mood.
A fast-driving cinematic instrumental in E Major at 139 BPM, balancing forward motion with a sense of stability and emotional grounding. "A Firm Place In Your Sanctuary" feels like resolve in motion — ideal for character-driven drama, purposeful montage, and scenes where momentum carries meaning rather than chaos.
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“A Fruitful Year” moves confidently at 93 BPM in A# minor with a steady, propulsive groove and warm harmonic layers. Designed as a cinematic underscore, it supports motion and momentum while leaving room for narrative and dialogue. Its balanced energy and thoughtful pacing make it ideal for sequences emphasizing growth, transitions, progress, and reflective forward movement.
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Radiant and rhythmic, “A Good Day to Have a Good Day” uplifts with syncopated joy and sunny instrumentation. OMR delivers effortless optimism that’s tailor-made for commercials, lifestyle scenes, and feel-good storytelling.
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Atmospheric and emotive, “A Hundred Times” by Mattie Leon blends dreamy textures with reflective lyrics. A slow-burning indie ballad perfect for scenes of change, connection, and quiet transformation.
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Upbeat, faith-forward dance/electronic with world textures and confident lift. Built for uplifting montage, celebration, and scenes of hope realized. One-Stop at OMR.
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Dreamy and reflective, “A Little Bit of Happiness” explores the quiet unraveling of a relationship with honesty and grace. Mattie Leon’s emotive vocals and warm instrumentation make this track ideal for scenes of introspection, emotional turning points, and heartfelt transitions.
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Anthemic mid-tempo rock with serrated guitars and swagger-charged vocal grit. Built for confrontation beats, anti-hero turns, and scenes that trade tension for release.
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A slow, contemplative cinematic instrumental in E♭ Major at 77 BPM, drifting through introspection, transcendence, and philosophical distance. “A Plane Beyond Empiricism” unfolds with patience and restraint, making it ideal for art-house drama, inward journeys, and scenes where the character steps outside logic and into intuition, memory, or belief.
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“A Ponte” is a cinematic instrumental piece that blends orchestral textures with emotional depth. Marito Marques crafts a sonic bridge between cultures and moods, ideal for scenes of reflection, transition, and visual storytelling.
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Ethereal and searching — “A Que Hora” invokes introspection through instrumental phrasing and sonic subtlety.
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Fast, riff-forward rock with defiant vocals and a punchy rhythm section. Built for conflict beats, call-outs, and scenes where the gloves come off.
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A cinematic instrumental in G Major at 121 BPM, balancing forward motion with a sense of cosmic order and quiet inevitability. “A Single Stitch From The Knitting God” suggests unseen design — moments where individual actions feel small yet profoundly connected, making it ideal for reflective drama, philosophical montage, and scenes where meaning emerges through pattern rather than explanation.
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“A Very Short Film” moves at 94 BPM in A minor with a steady, cinematic pulse built to support picture. Its controlled momentum and spacious atmosphere make it a natural fit for scene transitions, montage pacing, and character-focused sequences—providing forward motion without crowding dialogue or sound design.
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Bleary-eyed and emotionally honest — “A Week Awake (So Tired)” captures exhaustion, longing, and fragmented reflections over moody tones. The Justin Enco Band blends dreamy introspection with raw lyrical vulnerability.
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Mystical and expansive — “Above Hotevilla” evokes sacred landscapes through ambient textures and melodic reverence. Kristin Sweetland’s instrumental carries echoes of wind, earth, and distant memory in tonal form.
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Rhythmic, clever, and pure fire — “Abracadabra” flips corn flakes into cake and hardship into celebration. Melodic Yoza blends lyrical wit, dancehall flair, and high-energy magic into an anthem of resilience and rise.
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“Absolutely Nothing” is a gritty, swagger-driven rock vocal with punk-metal weight, raw lyrical frustration, and a confident, defiant edge. Built from bass, drums, and electric guitar, it works for scenes of rebellion, burnout, personal chaos, survival, and characters pushing forward with nothing left to lose.
Complex and kinetic — “Achilles & the Tortoise” is a jazz-fusion sprint of rhythmic interplay and cerebral phrasing. Rich Brown crafts a piece that’s both agile and introspective, ideal for sync scenes charged with motion or intellectual tension.
Lush and rhythmic — “Abri Bo Janela” opens the window to sonic breeze and groove. Marito Marques creates an instrumental journey with Afro-Caribbean pulses and melodic presence perfect for ambient motion or scene-setting.
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Gentle and evocative — “Abril” captures the emotional bloom of spring through melodic phrasing and ambient textures. Pavlo Carta delivers an instrumental that feels like memory unfolding in slow motion.
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Quietly brave and emotionally candid — “Acoustic Guitars” finds Mattie Leon digging into doubt, desire, and the ache of unspoken love. A reflection on timidity and tenderness wrapped in warm arrangements and lyrical insight.
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Obsessive and honest — “Addictive” dives into the restless edge of romantic dependency. Dane Hartsell wraps vulnerability in melodic urgency, narrating the magnetic tension between letting go and giving in.
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“Afterparty” is an uptempo pop track in Bb Major at 130 BPM, built around bass, drums, percussion, and synth. Catchy, dreamy, rhythmic, sexy, and upbeat, it captures celebration, friendship, happiness, and the emotional glow of a night that feels unforgettable while it is still happening.
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“Afternoon on Hutchings St” unfolds at a relaxed 82 BPM in C major, offering a warm, open cinematic feel. Its engaging yet unobtrusive groove makes it ideal for visuals that lean into everyday moments, sunlit transitions, or character-centric pacing—supporting narrative without crowding dialogue or soundscape.
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Lush and transporting — “Agola” blends Afro-Latin rhythms with cinematic scale. Marito Marques builds texture and emotion into a rhythmic score that breathes movement and vibrancy.
Reflective and shimmering — “Agosto” drifts with ambient motion and melodic breath. Pavlo Carta’s instrumental glows with nostalgia and cinematic tone, perfect for sync scenes that unfold like memory.
Written and owned by OMR Music Production “Ain’t Got Nothing” strikes with lyrical truth and driving energy. It’s a rally cry for the misunderstood — stitched with grit, humor, and survival instinct, shouting bold resistance in every line.
“Ain’t Your League” is a fast-paced Hip Hop/R&B track driven by confident delivery, rhythmic intensity, and dark atmospheric tone. At 140 BPM in F# Minor, it blends bass, drums, percussion, and synth into a modern urban sound rooted in identity, dominance, and success. The repeated hook structure creates strong editorial anchors, while its one-stop format makes it ideal for promo use, montage builds, and clean scene outs.
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A midtempo Country–Latin–Soul blend about longing for emotional freedom and the breath of clarity that comes after heartbreak. “Aire Libre” weaves acoustic guitar, bass, percussion, and expressive duet vocals into a warm, reflective groove. Hopeful yet vulnerable, it fits scenes of self-discovery, release, and quiet courage.
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“Alataire” is an atmospheric electronic track with a male vocal that blends brightness, fear, motion, and mythic undertone. With bass, drums, percussion, and synth driving the song, it feels ideal for journeys into uncertainty, acts of faith under pressure, and scenes where movement is inseparable from risk.
Darkly hypnotic electro-pop with French vocal refrain and a magnetic bass pulse. “Akasha” blends mystery and desire into a midtempo, cinematic groove—great for neon-noir sequences, runway tension, charged nightlife, and stylized thrillers.
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Wistful and cinematic — “Alabama” is a road ballad of longing and loss. Mattie Leon paints a moody sky filled with love that wandered and moments that never fully landed.
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Bright, uplifting solo guitar with lively Alberti-style motion. Quick, articulate figures create momentum without crowding VO—perfect for positive reveals, clever transitions, and feel-good lifestyle pacing.
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“Algo Nuevo” by Samuel Williams blends groove and gratitude into a feel-good anthem. It’s an upbeat tribute to reinvention, clean slates, and love that comes around with fresh energy.
Complex and kinetic — “Achilles & the Tortoise” is a jazz-fusion sprint of rhythmic interplay and cerebral phrasing. Rich Brown crafts a piece that’s both agile and introspective, ideal for sync scenes charged with motion or intellectual tension.
Introspective and cinematic — “(A)L(I)VE” pulses with inner tension and quiet revelation. Normal Machine delivers an instrumental that vibrates with digital minimalism and emotional architecture.

“All Will Yield Before Your Generous Favor” is a dreamy ambient-electronic instrumental shaped by quiet ache, reflection, and understated lift. Its minimal orchestration and emotional softness make it ideal for scenes of acceptance, longing, and gentle emotional surrender.
A baroque-flavoured classical and world hybrid that weaves percussion, strings, and subtle synth colours into a slow, cinematic allemande. At 69 BPM in B minor, it can read mysterious, romantic, reflective, or quietly powerful — ideal for period drama, artful character studies, and intimate emotional reveals.
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A more driving companion to “Allemanda e double 1,” this string-led classical/world cue moves at 80 BPM in B minor, balancing baroque elegance with a cooler, modern edge. It can lean romantic, reflective, retro or bittersweet — but with enough underlying energy to carry party scenes, dance visuals, or elevated social moments.
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Groovy and folkloric — “Almacén con Chicha” pours Peruvian rhythms into a modern instrumental blend. Pavlo Carta's composition dances with syncopated charm, ideal for visuals that celebrate movement, flavor, and cultural fusion.
Smooth, moody, and rhythmically alluring—“Almost Twilight” glows with a low-lit urban pulse. Synth textures and liquid bass lines weave through R&B grooves, shaping a cinematic instrumental perfect for sophisticated storytelling, slow-motion transitions, and nocturnal brand energy.
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“Alright Again” is a lyrical sigh of relief — Mattie Leon finds resolution in reflection, casting off emotional weight for a gentle return to self. Built for sync moments of healing and quiet hope.
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“Alternative Event” is an uptempo instrumental with a confident, cool, swagger-driven feel. Built from bass, drums, electric guitar, percussion, and synth, it brings a modern hybrid edge that works well for attitude, movement, arrival scenes, stylish transitions, and energetic visual pacing.
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“Amigo Tiempo” is a warm, midtempo Latin-Reggae blend that turns a conversation with time into a poetic, uplifting reflection on aging, gratitude, and perspective. Gently syncopated grooves, intertwined male/female vocals, and a glowing G major palette make it ideal for heartfelt moments of looking back, moving forward, and appreciating the journey.
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Soulful and heartbound — “Amor ao Longe” paints a portrait of love stretched across time and distance. Marito Marques blends emotional tenderness with rhythmic clarity, creating a track full of lyrical weight and melodic space.
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A midtempo, A minor electronic–world blend with warm bass, gentle percussion, and atmospheric synths, “And Into the Forest We Go” feels like stepping into a calm, sun-dappled clearing. Bright yet reflective, it’s ideal for scenes of mindful escape, quiet adventure, and restorative moments in nature or city oases.
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Soulful and late-night moody — “Annalyne” is a slow-burning dedication to someone wrestling with their own reflection. Mattie Leon captures the weight of quiet moments, loyal waiting, and fierce tenderness.
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“Another Night Alone” is a heartfelt Pop/Singer–Songwriter ballad blending acoustic and electric textures with Tiffany Joy’s expressive vocals. Centered on heartbreak, longing, and emotional strength, it captures the quiet tension of wanting to let go while still holding on. A midtempo track that feels intimate yet cinematic — ideal for scenes of reflection, loss, or rediscovered hope.
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Reflective and melodic — “Another Side of Me” explores the ache of misconnection and the flicker of what could be. The Justin Enco Band balances vulnerability and courage in a song about longing, doubt, and emotional duality.
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Funk-sparked electro swagger with playful synth hooks and a confident midtempo stride. “Apollo Testing” brings bright, quirky energy and rhythmic snap—great for stylish product reveals, kinetic montage, and modern heist or caper beats.
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“Apparition World” blends gritty Punk–Metal energy with atmospheric storytelling, driven by propulsive drums, expressive vocals, and shadow-lit melodic phrasing. A track that feels both haunted and hopeful, it explores identity, memory, and the blurry line between what’s real and what remains as ghosts of the past — making it a powerful fit for high-intensity scenes, emotional unraveling, or transitions into revelation.
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Playful, atmospheric solo guitar with a gentle, midtempo pulse. Quirky turns and hopeful lift make it a light, positive underscore for travel beats, curious transitions, and uplifting lifestyle edits.
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“Arianna” is a bright, driving electronic-cinematic track with a female vocal that balances urgency, faith, and uplift. With bass, drums, percussion, and synth pushing the track forward, it feels ideal for scenes of belief under pressure, spiritual resilience, and emotionally charged movement toward something larger.
Gritty and cinematic — “Armageddon Blues” channels end-of-days swagger with lyrical bite and rhythmic tension. OMR Music Production delivers a sync-ready track built for moody walk-ups, dramatic turns, and narrative grit.
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Ambient and introspective — “As If Sleepwalking With Headphones On” drifts through sonic dreamscapes with rhythmic subtlety and harmonic depth. Rich Brown’s instrumental invites quiet reflection and cinematic stillness.
Funk-jazz propulsion with soulful colors — “Astral Ship” cruises on tight drums, melodic bass, and expressive guitar/piano interplay. At 126 BPM in F major, it delivers a sleek, uptempo instrumental vibe that’s dramatic yet reflective—perfect for kinetic, stylish visuals.
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“Autumn in New England” moves at a relaxed 82 BPM in B minor, pairing gentle momentum with a reflective, cinematic tone. Its spacious arrangement and steady pulse make it ideal for scenic pacing, character introspection, and transition sequences—supporting dialogue and visual storytelling without crowding the frame.
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“Avalon” is an anthemic electronic instrumental that builds with emotion, confidence, and cinematic lift. With percussion and synth creating a bright, reflective rise, the track feels ideal for transformation, emotional climax, and scenes that need momentum to build into something dramatic and elevated.
Lyrical violin, warm ensemble textures, and an uplifting folk–world pulse make “Avi’s Revelation” ideal for breakthrough moments, heartfelt realizations, and reflective character arcs. Intimate yet expansive, it feels like the score to a quiet but life-changing insight.
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Fueled by betrayal and blues-rock grit, “Axe to Grind” channels raw heartbreak into unapologetic hooks. Lee Palmer delivers a scorched-earth breakup anthem bursting with revenge energy, driven groove, and lyrical fire.
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