An ad needs a sound people remember. A documentary needs one that serves the story.
2020 · 156 BPM · D minor · 4:18 · Instrumental version
Written for wild places nobody has spoiled yet, it opens on a choir and grows into big drops. For nature documentaries, outdoor brands and campaigns about the environment.
The instrumental version leaves room for a narrator.
2021 · 126 BPM · E♭ major · 3:45
Uplifting, with soft verses that lead into a wide, bright chorus. For brand stories about people, unity and new beginnings.
2021 · 155 BPM · D major · 3:09
Fast and bright, with a video where an old radio’s signal reaches a station in orbit above a red world. For tech, travel and automotive spots.
2018 · 128 BPM · B minor · 3:50
An electronic beat with a galloping country feel, and a chorus people sing back. For campaigns about getting closer, wherever people are.
Sonic branding is the way a brand sounds: a jingle, a sound logo, or a song people link to the brand. A licensed song can do that job across a whole campaign, with the countries and the time range written into the license.
Documentaries often need music under a voice. Wildlands has an instrumental version for that, and its video is set in wild landscapes.
One request covers the recording (master) and the composition (sync). It asks for four things: coverage, territory, time range and usage.
More uses: Sync and master licenses, explained Trailers, TV shows and films Video games Fashion shows and fashion films Car videos and car edits YouTube, vlogs and podcasts Wedding videos Events and corporate videos Gyms and fitness classes Hotels, restaurants and stores