Wildlands
2020 · 156 BPM · D minor · 4:18 · Instrumental version
Choir voices and distant war cries open it, then the big drops hit. Epic from the first second, and the instrumental version can play under dialogue.
Chorus at 1:02.
Trailer music and songs for TV shows and films
A trailer needs a song that builds. A TV show or a film needs one that can sit under a scene.
Whispers
2017 · 128 BPM · C minor · 2:54
Hushed and almost wordless, with sudden changes of dynamics. For tension, reveals and quiet scenes that turn.
The Place Where We Belong
2021 · 126 BPM · E♭ major · 3:45
Quiet verses that grow into a wide chorus. For the moment a story turns hopeful.
Chorus at 1:16.
Remember Home
2021 · 155 BPM · D major · 3:09
Fast at 155 BPM, with a video that reaches into space: a station in orbit, the Earth from above, a red world. For action, chases and science fiction.
Chorus at 0:47.
For TV shows and films
Series, reality shows, TV films and short films can use a song under a scene or over the end credits. TV and radio broadcast and theatrical distribution are among the media a license can cover.
Common questions
- What makes good trailer music?
- A build, and a hit or a drop where the cut lands. Wildlands has both, and an instrumental version.
- Can a song be licensed for one episode only?
- Yes. The request sets the usage, the countries and the time range, and a single use in one medium is one of the options.
License a song
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 Ads, brands and documentaries 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