TITLES — T
Thunderous themes, tender tones, and thrilling textures — the “T” collection takes storytelling to the next level. Explore cinematic tracks built for emotional impact, rhythmic drive, and sync-forward placement.
Take A Number
by Tiffany Joy
“Take A Number” blends Folk, Latin, and World textures into an upbeat reminder that joy and perspective conquer fear and loneliness. Tiffany Joy delivers a playful yet profound performance, turning melancholy into warmth and self‑assurance. Bright guitars, light rhythm, and a whimsical spirit make this one a celebration of choosing happiness.
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Take Me
by OMR Music Production
Ethereal and hopeful — “Take Me” is a cinematic plea for trust, healing, and emotional surrender. OMR Music Production blends ambient textures and lyrical serenity into a sonic embrace built for dramatic transitions, romantic arcs, or introspective resolution scenes.
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Take Me Ruby
by Paul Reddick
Slow-burning and hypnotic — “Take Me Ruby” is a poetic blues meditation on motion, surrender, and longing. Paul Reddick's vocals ride an atmospheric groove of emotional gravity, perfect for scenes exploring desire, memory, or romantic descent.
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Take My Advice
by OMR Music Production
Blues sass with bite — “Take My Advice” struts into breakup territory with punchy verses, sly wit, and a stompin’ groove. OMR Music Production delivers a no-nonsense pep talk ideal for bar scenes, romantic exits, or dramatic revelations.
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Taking Our Time Growing Up
by Mattie Leon
Nostalgic and heartfelt — “Taking Our Time Growing Up” is a shimmering indie-pop reflection on youth, love, and the bittersweet beauty of growing older. With vivid storytelling and warm instrumentation, it’s perfect for sync scenes of memory, friendship, and emotional coming-of-age.
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Take Your Mask Off
by Tiffany Joy
“Take Your Mask Off” blends Pop and R&B sensibilities into an expressive and intimate reflection on vulnerability in love. Tiffany Joy explores the contrast between façade and authenticity, pairing rhythmic motion with emotional softness. Tender and liberating, it celebrates the joy of connection when two souls reveal their true selves.
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Talk
by Kelsey Kindall
“Talk” is a midtempo pop track in D Minor at 100 BPM, built around bass, drums, percussion, and synth. Bright, catchy, rhythmic, and upbeat, it channels confrontation, ego, and frustration — capturing the energy of one-sided conversations where noise replaces meaning.
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Talk Show Host
by Normal Machine
Brooding and cinematic — “Talk Show Host” by Normal Machine blends existential tension and poetic confrontation into a shadowy anthem. A gun, a sandwich, and identity crisis simmer beneath bold sonic textures, crafted for surreal drama, intense character arcs, or late-night noir.
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Talking Red
by Sil Simone
Surreal and explosive — “Talking Red” ignites poetic catharsis through hypnotic rhythm and vivid lyrical imagery. Sil Simone channels vulnerability at the brink of emotional combustion — perfect for cinematic moments of revelation, meltdown, or psychic unraveling.
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Tall Grass Is Tangled
by The Green Door
Dark, mythic, and steeped in atmosphere, “Tall Grass Is Tangled” unfolds like a ghost story buried beneath time. With a steady midtempo pulse, reflective tone, and haunting narrative, The Green Door delivers a track built for cursed towns, forgotten histories, and the slow reveal of what was meant to stay hidden.
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Tea With The Rest
by Elmer Ferrer
Tea With The Rest moves with playful confidence and a rhythmic bounce that feels effortlessly cool. Built around a lively bass groove and minimal percussion, the cue blends folk and world influences with a quirky cinematic charm. Its lighthearted tone makes it ideal for stylized character moments, comedic pacing, clever montage sequences, or scenes where personality and movement carry the story forward.
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Tear Us Apart
by Thadeus Gonzalez
“Tear Us Apart” leans into a slow-burn, atmospheric rock mood — heavy on emotion, washed in reverb-soaked guitars, and driven by a steady, deliberate groove. The vocal feels intimate yet cinematic, making this cut a strong fit for late-night cityscapes, relationship flashbacks, or moments where longing, devotion, and regret blur together on screen.
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Teflon Butterfly
by HYP
“Teflon Butterfly” glides in D# minor at 91 BPM, blending funk, hip hop, and soul into a cool, atmospheric midtempo groove. Deep bass, minimalist percussion, and dreamy synth textures create a moody, reflective, and subtly rhythmic pulse with a stylish edge. Ideal for character-driven scenes, smooth transitions, and visuals that want a touch of swagger without overpowering the narrative.
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Te Lo Prometo
by IndiviDuo
A tender, midtempo Latin-pop ballad and heartfelt tribute to a mother’s unconditional support. “Te Lo Prometo” celebrates the strength, refuge, and inspiration found in a parent’s love, turning gratitude into a promise to live fully, love openly, and honour everything she has sown. Acoustic guitar, keys, percussion, and blended male–female vocals make it ideal for emotional family moments, reminiscence, and intergenerational storytelling.
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Tell Me
by Amhed Mitchel
Light, warm, and reflective — “Tell Me” blends jazz sophistication with singer‑songwriter intimacy. Led by piano, percussion, and strings, the track carries an uptempo yet romantic mood that opens space for emotional storytelling and cinematic connection.
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Tell My Heart
by Tiffany Joy
“Tell My Heart” is a Prop‑Singer/Songwriter anthem that balances vulnerability and strength. Tiffany Joy layers upbeat rhythm with lyrical longing, blending retro acoustic‑pop energy with emotional honesty. The song speaks to the push‑and‑pull between confidence and heartbreak — resilient, hopeful, and human.
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Tell Me What You Want
by Thadeus Gonzalez
A fierce, emotionally charged anthem that cuts straight to the core of desire and disillusionment. With gritty vocals, driving guitars, and a pulse that refuses to back down, the track explores the tension between longing and reality. It’s tailor-made for sync scenes that demand raw vulnerability—think late-night confrontations, inner battles, or moments of reckoning.
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Template Blues
by Paul Reddick
Dusty and hypnotic — “Template Blues” rolls through solitude, rust, and railways in a meditative travelogue of drift and lyrical poise. Paul Reddick traces a poetic journey through heartache and horizon, perfect for scenes of departure, reflection, or gritty wanderlust.
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Temple of Doubt
by Elmer Ferrer
Temple of Doubt unfolds in a subtle rhythmic pulse surrounded by atmospheric synth textures that feel both mysterious and contemplative. The cue carries a quiet sense of uncertainty—like standing at the threshold of an important realization while the answer remains just out of reach. Its balance of light movement and reflective mood makes it well suited for scenes of investigation, quiet discovery, philosophical reflection, or moments when a character senses that something deeper lies beneath the surface.
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Tempo de borea e double
by Nato
A driving, dance-inflected classical cue in D minor that channels the energy of a borea into a cinematic, modern context. At 86 BPM, “Tempo de borea e double” feels energetic and upbeat without losing emotional depth — bright, dramatic, and powerful, but still capable of reading reflective or quietly sad when needed.
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Tempo di ciaccona
by Nato
A modern, cinematic reimagining of the ciaccona, built on a repeating harmonic pattern but rich with dramatic shifts, expressive phrasing, and emotional colour. At 89 BPM in D minor, the cue balances gravity with movement — powerful, romantic, reflective, and subtly sad, yet capable of feeling bright, catchy, or uplifting depending on the scene.
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Te Perdono
by Maqui
A midtempo Country–Pop singer/songwriter track where forgiveness collides with denial. “Te Perdono” lists a litany of betrayals—lies, clandestine dates, late-night calls—only to fold them back into a desperate plea: I’ll forgive it all, if you promise not to leave. Male vocal, guitars, and rhythm section keep the energy surprisingly upbeat, making this a powerful cue for complicated, toxic-but-tender relationships.
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Thanks Ed
by Pat Carey
Soulful and swinging — “Thanks Ed” is Pat Carey’s vibrant instrumental nod to mentorship and groove. Bluesy sax lines weave warmth and style, creating a musical thank-you that breathes heart, rhythm, and brass-rich gratitude.
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That Special Christmas Day
by OMR Music Production
Whimsical and heartfelt — “That Special Christmas Day” captures the childhood wonder of snowy mornings, twinkling lights, and cozy cheer. OMR Music Production spins timeless holiday spirit into a storytelling tune ideal for festive films, end-credit warmth, or nostalgic winter scenes.
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That's All
by Lee Palmer
Stripped-down and rootsy — “That’s All” is a blues mantra built on perseverance, lucky breaks, and the soul of someone who's walked the long road. Lee Palmer delivers smoky vocals and heart-swinging charm that suits departures, comebacks, or barroom meditations.
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That's My Man
by Kelsey Kindall
“That’s My Man” is a midtempo pop/R&B track in D Minor at 100 BPM, driven by bass, drums, percussion, and synth. Bright, confident, playful, and full of swagger, it celebrates connection, identity, and relationship pride with a bold, catchy energy built for attention.
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That's No Way to Go
by Lee Palmer
Haunting and tender — “That's No Way to Go” paints a sonic portrait of unraveling love and emotional collapse. Lee Palmer delivers stripped blues drama with fearless clarity and poetic restraint, ideal for scenes of quiet devastation, introspective grief, or farewell moments.
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The Abbess
by Kristin Sweetland
Haunting and mystical — “The Abbess” conjures ancestral longing through poetic grief and sacred devotion. Kristin Sweetland channels a sonic prayer steeped in medieval tones, feminine sorrow, and holy reverence — ideal for fantasy worlds, ancestral epics, or monastic reflections.
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The Ache Of You Never Leaving
by Radagast the Brown
A cinematic, emotionally urgent instrumental in E Minor at 125 BPM, built around grief that won’t release and memory that keeps returning. “The Ache Of You Never Leaving” carries steady momentum with a raw, bittersweet undertow — ideal for dramatic montage, emotional turning points, and scenes where a character tries to move forward while still living inside the loss.
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The Aura of Gospel
by Thadeus Gonzalez
"The Aura of Gospel" fuses metallic drive with uplifting rock sensibilities — bright, confident, and forward-pushing. Anchored by punchy bass, driving drums and electric guitar, and delivered through a resolute male vocal, the track feels like an anthemic rush toward light after darkness. At a brisk 138 BPM in E Major, it's perfect for scenes of triumph, cinematic uplift, energetic montages, or moments when a character rediscovers hope and momentum.
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The Androgynous Cobra
by Kristin Sweetland
Experimental and hypnotic — “The Androgynous Cobra” slithers through desert distortion, ambient twang, and sultry rhythm. Captain Dirt & The Skirt conjure a gender-fluid soundscape perfect for dream sequences, psychedelic montages, or unconventional character intros.
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The Ballad of Wishbone
by Paul Reddick
Surreal and cinematic — “The Ballad of Wishbone” journeys through fevered visions, cryptic romance, and sonic folklore. Paul Reddick spins raw roots poetry through twisted Americana, creating the perfect cue for character intros, frontier tales, or myth-laced narrative arcs.
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The Battle Not Forgotten
by Josh Friedman
An evocative acoustic guitar composition that feels both reflective and triumphant. “The Battle Not Forgotten” blends gentle phrasing with warm tonal clarity—moving gracefully from introspection to uplift. Perfect for emotional storytelling, personal victory, and historical reflection.
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The Best Things
by Mattie Leon
Passionate and uplifting — “The Best Things” rallies the hesitant heart with lyrics of resolve and radiant hope. Mattie Leon delivers a message of movement and courage in a world worn by doubt. Ideal for moments of transition, breakthrough scenes, or reels where light cuts through shadow.
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The Box
by Elmer Ferrer
The Box moves with a contained but persistent tension, blending minimal percussion with dark ambient space and a steady rhythmic undercurrent. There is a sense of something unresolved inside the cue—measured, watchful, and quietly dramatic. Its restrained pulse and mysterious tone make it ideal for investigative scenes, psychological suspense, slow-burn reveals, or moments where a character edges closer to an unsettling truth.
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The Christmas Song
by Samuel Williams
Cozy, jazzy, and timeless — “The Christmas Song” reimagines holiday warmth with soulful charm and fresh flair. Samuel Williams gives this seasonal classic a modern glow, perfect for fireside montage scenes, ad campaigns with nostalgic twist, or end-credit rollouts wrapped in vintage love.
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The Compass Rose
by Kristin Sweetland
Lyrical and celestial — “The Compass Rose” charts a course through poetic longing and mystical navigation. Kristin Sweetland guides us with starlight, storm, and gentle resolve, crafting the sonic equivalent of a sacred map through emotion and elemental drift.
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The Days and the Nights
by Mattie Leon
Dreamy and bittersweet — “The Days and The Nights” explores solitude and memory through moody rhythms and lyrical introspection. Mattie Leon crafts a quiet ache that lingers like dusk, evoking warm rooms, blurred photos, and moments lost in time.
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The Etymology of Ouch
by Rich Brown
Percussive and cerebral — “The Etymology of Ouch” dives deep into sonic abstraction, weaving rhythmic tension with instrumental mastery. Rich Brown delivers a groove-saturated meditation on pain, origin, and motion. Ideal for choreography sequences, experimental documentaries, or avant-garde sync cuts.
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The Feted One
by Thadeus Gonzalez
Acoustic, urgent, and defiant, “The Feted One” rides an uptempo folk pulse with a clear, rallying vocal at its core. In D Major at 130 BPM, it balances minimal instrumentation with lyrical conviction—perfect for scenes of resolve, underdog grit, and public reckoning. Singer-songwriter intimacy with a rebellious spark makes it an easy fit for empowering arcs and montage builds.
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The Five Step
by Josh Friedman
Fast, percussive acoustic guitar with a sly Latin undercurrent and playful quirks. Driving ostinatos and rhythmic taps create upbeat momentum with a hint of tension—great for clever builds, crafty transitions, and upbeat montage pacing.
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The Fox Fires
by Kristin Sweetland
Spellbinding and mystical — “The Fox Fires” invites listeners into a folklore dreamscape of nature, longing, and spiritual awakening. Kristin Sweetland paints each season with lyrical magic and atmospheric grace, perfect for fantasy reels, poetic dramas, or moody doc sequences.
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The Glass Boat
by PheeLion
“The Glass Boat” merges cinematic tension and tribal pulse — a percussive voyage through shadow and reflection. Deep synth waves and world percussion steer the listener across mysterious waters, where light flickers between clarity and danger.
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The Green Door
by The Green Door
“The Green Door” is a reflective, blues-tinged rock track built on memory, consequence, and the weight of irreversible moments. The Green Door blends warmth and melancholy with steady momentum, creating a piece that feels both grounded and haunted — ideal for scenes of reflection, loss, and emotional reckoning.
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The Handjob
by Dane Hartsell
Funky and mischievous — “The Handjob” by Dane Hartsell is a rhythm-forward jam built on syncopated swagger, layered grooves, and eyebrow-raising wit. Perfect for cheeky montage scenes, gritty nightlife syncs, or dancefloor escapades that play with punch and playfulness.
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The Hidden Life of Trees
by The Free Spirits
Ambient, reflective, and ecologically rich — “The Hidden Life of Trees” translates the hush of leaves into soulful resonance. The Free Spirits channel forest intelligence into layers of musical empathy, invoking the mystery of mycorrhizal whispers and sunlit growth. Perfect for nature documentaries, poetic voiceovers, or meditative interludes that honor living landscapes.
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The Ice Palace
by Kristin Sweetland
Shimmering and cinematic — “The Ice Palace” drifts through frozen dreamscapes with delicate precision. Kristin Sweetland sculpts this instrumental piece like crystal: fragile, bold, and glacially beautiful. Perfect for winter-themed montages, fantasy snow worlds, and meditative moments wrapped in frost.
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The Journey
by Pat Carey
Spirited and expansive — “The Journey” sweeps through jazz passages with grace, groove, and bold instrumentation. Pat Carey maps out movement, memory, and sonic architecture like a seasoned traveler guiding us through scenic rhythm. Ideal for road-movie scores, heartfelt ads, or dynamic title sequences that flow from thought to flight.
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The Lakeside Stroll
by Rich Brown
Breezy and buoyant — “The Lakeside Stroll” floats on melodic intuition and easy rhythm. Rich Brown channels peaceful contemplation through intricate bass phrasing and ambient charm. Perfect for tranquil interludes, scenic transitions, or anything that glides with soft soul and summer glow.
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The Light at the End
by Josh Friedman
A gentle and luminous acoustic instrumental that radiates calm optimism. “The Light at the End” glows with warmth and subtle motion—perfect for reflective storytelling, heartfelt transitions, or hopeful cinematic moments.
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The Lily
by Josh Friedman
A tender and contemplative acoustic piece with graceful motion and quiet strength. “The Lily” feels like the calm center of an emotional arc—poised between melancholy and light, perfect for scenes of reflection, renewal, or unspoken connection.
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The More They Tell Me About You the Less I Believe Them
by Radagast the Brown
“The More They Tell Me About You the Less I Believe Them” is a reflective ambient instrumental built on piano, strings, and synth. Its moody, dreamy atmosphere makes it ideal for scenes of doubt, emotional distance, and quiet observation where uncertainty becomes more powerful than certainty.
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The Lucuma Connection
by Tiffany Joy
“The Lucuma Connection” is a sensual World-Pop groove that wraps longing, desire, and emotional tension into one hypnotic pulse. Tiffany Joy’s vocal glides between vulnerability and confidence, as the lyric wrestles with the risk of another heartache while craving the touch that makes it hard to breathe. Romantic, cool, and a little dangerous, it’s a late-night track built for heat, memory, and chemistry.
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The Lord Is My Shephard
by Pheelion
Midtempo, faith-forward blend of singer-songwriter warmth and subtle electronic lift. Comforting, confident, and uplifting — ideal for reflective drama, hopeful resolution, and scenes of protection and grace. One-Stop at OMR.
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The Next Day
by Justin Enco Band
Emotional and introspective — “The Next Day” captures heartbreak through soft pop balladry and personal reflection. The Justin Enco Band weaves lyrical vulnerability into melodic resonance, crafting a mood that suits farewell scenes, solitary road trips, or any moment when feelings linger quietly after the storm.
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The Other Man
by Paul Reddick
Brooding and mythic — “The Other Man” prowls through outlaw longing, shadow narrative, and poetic menace. Paul Reddick delivers lyrical grit soaked in sonic tension, perfect for neo-noir montages, antihero arcs, or desert intros built on voice and blues.
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The Plan
by Elmer Ferrer
“The Plan” is a cool, rhythmic electronic-reggae instrumental in A Major at 60 BPM. Built from bass, drums, percussion, and synth, it carries a dark, moody, atmospheric feel with steady forward motion — ideal for strategy, preparation, surveillance, controlled movement, and scenes where something deliberate is being set in motion.
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The Power of Our Love
by The Free Spirits
Uplifting and cosmic — “The Power of Our Love” channels the energetic magic of soul connection, positivity, and hope. The Free Spirits deliver a spiritual anthem that lifts and lingers, woven for scenes of emotional triumph, sunrise rituals, or heartfelt declarations that glow from within.
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The Purple Time
by Rich Brown
Moody and atmospheric — “The Purple Time” moves through soft dissonance and temporal groove. Rich Brown offers an instrumental meditation that drifts and deepens with every phrase, perfect for noir moments, reflective interludes, or rhythmic montages that call for elegant emotional sway.
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The Question
by Purple Fox & the Heebie Jeebies
A playful blues-folk riddle set to a foot-tapping acoustic groove. “The Question” blends wit, rhythm, and a singable hook that charms kids and adults alike — perfect for quirky interludes, family content, or clever transitions in film and TV.
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The Rabbit
by Elmer Ferrer
The Rabbit bursts forward with playful energy and rhythmic drive. Built around lively percussion and vibrant synth textures, the cue blends world influences with modern electronic groove. Its quirky, upbeat character makes it perfect for stylized montages, clever comedic pacing, or fast-moving sequences where curiosity, discovery, and movement shape the narrative. The track carries both mystery and fun, making it a versatile cue for energetic storytelling.
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The Sandpiper
by Kristin Sweetland
Ethereal and cinematic — “The Sand Piper” glides across sound and shore with gentle rhythm and spectral resonance. Kristin Sweetland captures the spirit of coastal solitude in this instrumental reverie, ideal for nature-inspired film scenes, introspective transitions, or moments of quiet contemplation.
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The Shield About Me
by Pheelion
Atmospheric, midtempo ambient/electronic with piano, synth, and a warm, hopeful lift. A reflective cue that moves from ache to assurance—ideal for recovery arcs, quiet resilience, and scenes of comfort after hardship. One-Stop at OMR.
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The Solace
by Sil Simone
Melancholic and searching — “The Solace” blends atmospheric rock with emotive longing. Sil Simone, joined by Gerry Mosby and the late Phil Naro, evokes memory and mystery in rich textures. A sonic reflection of vulnerability, connection, and beauty found in the shadows.
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The Solid Rock
by Pheelion
Hope-forward folk/singer-songwriter with piano and synth lift. Confident, radiant, and steady — built for resolve, testimony, and triumphant arrivals. One-Stop at OMR.
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The Sonic Relocation and Transformational Reverberation of the Spirit
by Radagast the Brown
“The Sonic Relocation and Transformational Reverberation of the Spirit” is a bright, energetic indie-pop track with a female vocal that blends discovery, motion, and emotional lift. With bass, percussion, and synth supporting its forward pulse, the song feels ideal for scenes of transformation, wonder, and movement into a newly awakened perspective.
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The Spark of Knowledge
by Josh Friedman
Dreamy and hopeful solo guitar with a warm, reflective glow. Minimal textures, lyrical phrasing, and midtempo motion make it ideal for gentle reveals, quiet realizations, and premium lifestyle storytelling.
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The Surgeons
by Thadeus Gonzalez
Industrial-tinged rock with a mechanical pulse and knife-edge guitars. Anthemic, high-tempo energy built for chase edits, fight beats, and hard-turn reveals.
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The Traveller
by Rich Brown
Wanderlust meets groove — “The Traveller” journeys through rich harmonic textures and rhythmic invention. Rich Brown builds a sonic passport for movement, discovery, and quiet introspection. Crafted with lyrical bass phrasing and mood-forward structure, this instrumental whispers through emotion and motion alike.
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The Visit
by Elmer Ferrer
The Visit arrives with urgency and attitude. Driven by pulsing bass and rhythmic synth textures, the cue blends electronic tension with a touch of dark funk. It carries the feeling of an unexpected arrival — a moment when someone important walks into the room and the emotional atmosphere instantly shifts. Its energetic pace and dramatic tone make it well suited for high-stakes encounters, confrontational scenes, urban tension, or sequences where power dynamics are suddenly in play.
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The Wayward
by The Green Door
“The Wayward” closes the album with a slow-burning sense of judgment, aftermath, and collective memory. Built on moody retro tension and a deliberate pulse, the track feels like a final reckoning told from the edge of history—ideal for scenes of moral consequence, aftermath, and narratives where victory and violence are impossible to separate.
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The Way That I Keep Loving You
by Mattie Leon
Tender and timeless — “The Way That I Keep Loving You” reflects parental love and the ache of watching someone grow up. Mattie Leon delivers raw emotion with lyrical grace and melodic honesty, carrying listeners through vulnerability, hope, and devotion.
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The Way the Evening Speaks
by Lucian Kano Balmer
Playful, bright, and gently hypnotic, “The Way the Evening Speaks” pairs lyrical strings, hand-in-glove rhythm, and wordless male vocal syllables that feel like an intimate ritual at golden hour. Folk–vintage colours and a midtempo pulse make it perfect for whimsical romance, light-hearted togetherness, and scenes where time slows just long enough for connection to sink in.
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There Is a Way Out
by Elmer Ferrer
There Is a Way Out builds with driving rhythmic energy and a steady sense of urgency, combining pulsing percussion and dark electronic textures to create forward motion without overwhelming the scene. The cue feels determined and relentless, as if a narrow path forward is emerging under pressure. Its modern, propulsive structure makes it ideal for escape sequences, rising tension, and moments where time is running out but momentum must be maintained.
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These Are the Days
by Mattie Leon
Nostalgic and affirming — “These Are The Days” shines a light on love, growth, and gratitude amid life’s chaos. Mattie Leon channels intimacy and perspective into this heartfelt pop anthem that resonates with emotional clarity.
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Things Are Too Good to be Blue
by Lee Palmer
Soulful and cheeky — “Things Are Too Good To Be Blue” flips blues tradition on its head with gratitude and groove. Lee Palmer celebrates brighter days, earned wisdom, and love that turns the blues into gold.
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Thinkin' Twice
by D1do
Introspective and evocative — “Thinkin’ Twice” dives into the fog of doubt, identity, and self-reflection. Its lyric-driven narrative unravels the internal monologue of conflict and clarity, wrapped in rhythmic urgency and emotional grit.
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This Feels Like One of Those Days
by Lee Palmer
Lazy, cheeky, and irresistibly human — “This Feels Like One of Those Days” captures the comedy of sluggish afternoons, nap ambitions, and holy-crap time slips. Lee Palmer brings blues charm to the fine art of not doing much.
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This Lotus Ascension
by Rich Brown
Meditative and transcendent — “This Lotus Ascension” unfolds like a spiritual journey through sound. Rich Brown sculpts this instrumental experience with grace, space, and harmonic breathwork, balancing internal stillness with sonic expansion.
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This Train Is Always Running
by Purple Fox and the Heebie Jeebies
An indie-soul anthem of motion and positivity. “This Train Is Always Running” glides forward with steady percussion, soulful guitar, and a bright, hopeful tone — a perfect cue for journeys, dreams, and togetherness.
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Those That Came Before Us
by Josh Friedman
A moving acoustic piece that carries a sense of heritage and continuity. “Those That Came Before Us” balances gentle rhythmic drive with melodic grace—perfect for stories of legacy, passage, and quiet reflection.
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Those Winter Blues
by Lee Palmer
Frostbitten and soulful — “Those Winter Blues” walks the line between seasonal melancholy and romantic heartbreak. Lee Palmer delivers icy verses warmed by bluesy resilience and vocal depth, perfect for sync moments that conjure emotional chill and slow-burning grace.
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Three Pipe Night
by Kristin Sweetland
Dreamy and cinematic — “Three Pipe Night” floats in atmospheric reverence, shaped by Kristin Sweetland’s elegant textures. This instrumental piece evokes twilight reflections and quiet resolve, perfect for sync scenes steeped in contemplation, longing, or emotional stillness.
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Three Times
by Tiffany Joy
“Three Times” is a bright, hooky Punk-Rock/World-pop hybrid that turns post-breakup loneliness into a wry, defiant confession. Tiffany Joy’s vocal rides a cool, confident groove as she admits to missing someone “only” three times a day, juggling PJs, poetry, late-night news, and lingering heartbreak. Retro-tinged and reflective yet upbeat, it’s perfect for scenes that balance vulnerability with a shrug-it-off resilience.
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Tight Little Sweater
by Kristin Sweetland
Slick, sassy, and rhythmically bold — “Tight Little Sweater” grooves with swagger and flair. Captain Dirt & The Skirt thread mischief and grit through each instrumental phrase, crafting a sync-ready mood that slinks between confidence and edge. Think strut, not stumble.
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Tinto Tanto Quanto Canto
by Marito Marques
Vibrant and poetic — “Tinto Tanto Quanto Canto” pours lyrical warmth into a soulful blend of rhythm and voice. Marito Marques and Ruben Lameira raise a glass to emotion, language, and musical longing, swirling tradition into contemporary flair with sync-friendly elegance.
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Together We Roll
by Lee Palmer
Easygoing and spirited — “Together We Roll” celebrates musical chemistry and free-flowing groove. Lee Palmer gathers the crew for a feel-good jam where strings sing, rhythm leads, and every bar feels like a smile. It’s the sound of friends locked in and letting loose.
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Tonight's the Night
by Melodic Yoza
Hypnotic and heartfelt — “Tonight’s The Night” rides rhythmic chemistry and lyrical intimacy. Melodic Yoza blends groove with vulnerability, crafting a love-soaked anthem of connection, risk, and spiritual magnetism. Ideal for sync scenes of late-night confession, desire, or soulful pursuit.
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Too Deep
by Jerome Tuckere
Raw and resilient — “Too Deep” dives into the trenches of financial strain and emotional devotion. Jerome Tucker pours out lyrical grit backed by stripped-down soul blues, crafting a survival anthem that throbs with truth. Perfect for sync scenes of sacrifice, struggle, and hard-won love.
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Toscana
by Amhed Mitchel
Warm, tranquil, and sophisticated — “Toscana” flows like Mediterranean breeze through harmonic textures and rhythmic elegance. Amhed Mitchel invites listeners on an instrumental escape, rich with cinematic atmosphere and emotional stillness.
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Toxic
by Kelsey Kindall
“Toxic” is a fast, dark pop/R&B track in F Minor at 150 BPM, built around bass, percussion, and synth. Atmospheric, moody, and rhythmic, it delivers a sharp, confident vocal centered on conflict, power, and walking away from manipulation. The track carries high-energy attitude with a controlled edge, making it ideal for confrontational scenes, personal empowerment, and cutting ties with toxic relationships.
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Tracing My Steps Back to You
by Radagast the Brown
“Tracing My Steps Back to You” is a cinematic ambient instrumental shaped by momentum, emotional pull, and reflective power. With percussion, strings, and synth building a strong forward arc, the track feels ideal for return, reunion, determination, and scenes where movement is charged with feeling.
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Trailer
by Amhed Mitchel (feat. Oz Noy)
Funk‑rock swagger with retro spark — “Trailer” slams an uptempo pocket, bright horn hits, synth flourishes, and overdriven guitar attitude. Confident, positive, and sync‑ready for high‑energy teasers, sports spots, and fast‑cut montage.
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Trash
by Kiki Ferrer
Angular, moody, and rhythmically rebellious — “Trash” rides a groove of syncopated edge and gritty sonics. Kiki Ferrer crafts cinematic texture with bite, tension, and an artful sense of unease. It’s a sync gem for scenes of underground drama, stylish grit, or pulsing rebellion.
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Travesia
by Amhed Mitchel
Buoyant, hopeful, and reflective — “Travesia” moves with an uplifting, uptempo feel (Key: D Major; ~65 BPM, double‑time feel). Jazz‑forward textures led by piano, guitars, and tasteful synths create a clean, modern mood perfect for travel, progress, and character‑arc montages.
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Treating the Wounds of Permissive Angels
by Radagast the Brown
Tender, atmospheric, and quietly restorative, “Treating the Wounds of Permissive Angels” moves through ambient strings, synth textures, and restrained percussion with a sense of fragile repair. The track feels suspended between sorrow and hope — ideal for emotional recovery, aftermath, forgiveness, memory, and scenes where healing begins without fully resolving.
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Trouble Again
by Paul Reddick
Blues-soaked and lyrical — “Trouble Again” unfurls like a windstorm of emotion and reflection. Paul Reddick and The Sidemen deliver a meditation on struggle, change, and surprise heartbreak. The track pairs poetic phrasing with groove-soaked production, inviting soulful surrender and sync-ready resonance.
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Trova
by Elmer Ferrer
Elegant and evocative — “Trova” pays tribute to a rich Latin musical tradition through instrumental poise and melodic storytelling. Elmer Ferrer blends modern jazz guitar with folkloric soul for a piece that sings even without words. The mood is cinematic, but the pulse is undeniably intimate.
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Trowdown
by Melodic yoza
Carnival-ready and rhythm-heavy — “Trowdown” blends dancehall energy with lyrical swagger. Melodic Yoza delivers an anthem for the night crowd with signature patois style and party ignition. It’s a call-and-response jam drenched in bass, island cadence, and confidence that sparks movement.
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Trust in Me
by Pheelion
Midtempo dance/folk/world blend with percussive pulse and airy synths. A reflective, faith-forward cue that steadies the frame—built for turning-point decisions, quiet courage, and scenes of calm after anxiety. One-Stop at OMR.
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Tu Boca Sin Palabras
by Tiffany Joy
A midtempo Country–Folk–Pop confession about silence that hurts more than truth. “Tu Boca Sin Palabras” looks back on nights of endless kisses and shared warmth, then lands in the present moment where the other person won’t speak, won’t cry, and won’t let go. Anthemic and moody but still hopeful, the track frames life without them as “a poet without words” and “a rainbow without colors.”
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Tuco
by The Green Door
“Tuco” is a swagger-heavy instrumental built on grit, momentum, and outlaw attitude. With its confident pulse and retro-rock edge, the track is ideal for character entrances, pursuit sequences, western-coded montage, and scenes where mood and movement need to land instantly without lyrics.
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Tulsa Sound
by Lee Palmer
Gritty and groove-driven — “Tulsa Sound” spins a musical homage to Southern soul and road-born storytelling. Lee Palmer pours lyrical grit, nostalgic heat, and fried-catfish flair into this anthem of migration, music, and roots. It’s blues-country with a slow burn and sync potential for vintage Americana scenes.
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Tumbao Pa Koki
by Carlos Miyares
Bold, expressive, and rhythmically rich — “Tumbao Pa Koki” merges Latin jazz vitality with Afro-Cuban elegance. Carlos Miyares leads the groove with sophistication and a pulse that dances through horn, clave, and melodic fire. Backed by Chucho Valdés’ influence, the arrangement showcases world-class soloing and irresistible swing.
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Tumblin' Down
by Paul Reddick
Downbeat, dusty, and soul-hardened — “Tumblin’ Down” walks the tightrope between defiance and heartbreak. Paul Reddick and The Sidemen deliver lyrical grit and melodic weariness in a ballad built for late nights and faded memories. The arrangement blends folk-rock textures with bluesy undertones, evoking cinematic tension and emotional depth.
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Tussle
by Thadeus Gonzalez
A midtempo rocker in A minor at 134 BPM, “Tussle” blends crunchy rock heft with confessional storytelling. Acoustic guitar textures lock with bass and drums while a resolute male vocal traces schoolyard scraps into lifelong inner conflict—ultimately angling toward strength and hard-won hope. Ideal for scenes of self-reckoning, flashback grit, and determined forward motion.
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Tu-Yo
by IndiviDuo
An uptempo Pop / Singer–Songwriter track about an unbalanced relationship between a risk-taker and someone who never jumps. “Tu-Yo” sets acoustic and electric guitars, bass, drums, and percussion under male and female vocals as the narrator admits they’re tired of a love that’s “un día sí y otro día no.” While they “juegan el cuello” and bet on chance, their partner waits for a light to fall from the sky before moving, never risking a hair and never leaving the ground — which is exactly why they can’t fly. Reflective yet propulsive, it’s ideal for stories about letting go, self-worth, and mismatched life philosophies.
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Twelve Bar Addiction
by Lee Palmer
Rooted and revealing — “Twelve Bar Addiction” captures a musician’s quiet devotion to sound and story. Lee Palmer sings of sacrifice, calling, and the rhythm that won't quit, even when the dream fades. The arrangement blends country, folk, and blues textures with heartfelt instrumentation and lyrical grit.
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Two Sun Summer
by Syd & I
“Two Sun Summer” is a bright, atmospheric electro-pop love story about that one unforgettable season with the right person. Shimmering synths, upbeat rhythm, and a romantic, yearning vocal capture road-trip vistas, mountaintop views, and golden-hour memories that feel almost too good to be true. Perfect for youthful romance, adventure montages, and hopeful endings where love rewrites what the future can be.
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