Music genre
Rock music
Surfside Highway
Mark KrurnowskiStandard License
Feeling Fine
Max Brodie
Acoustic / Blues / Quirky. This piece delivers a satisfying, motivational vibe. Featuring blues related musical patterns and instruments. ‘Feeling Fine’ will surely make you feel fine!
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Fancy That
Michele Vanni
A simple drum loop and clean electric guitars open this Pop Rock track creating a subtle feeling of melancholy and nostalgia. Intensity grows and explode in the chorus with distorted guitars and a full band sound that add energy and tension to the recipe.
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Crashing Waves
Dan Phillipson
A slow-to-medium light rock track with a gentle opening section. The appealing, gentle and heartfelt melody in a windswept pop-rock arrangement makes this a great track for media and film, suitable for people of all ages.
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Toga Party
Voranski
The party is in full swing and the band is playing just the right kind of energetic, happy Rock tune that could keep you dancing all nite long. Powerful guitars and bombastic drums drive this Green Day inspired track.
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Strength In Numbers
David Flavin, Roland Rudzitis
Guitar rocker.
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Win The Game
Anthony Clarkson
A catchy synth melody shines out over driving guitars and rhythms. Great for action and creating enthusiasm.
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Juke Joint
Jeremy Sherman
1950's style rock'n roll. Up-tempo with piano and guitar top line. The first 2 choruses are done with tom-toms, then drums and bass enter with guitar solo.
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Dare Devil
Pierre Gerwig Langer
Gutsy and tense, progressive rock. Heavy guitar riffs interspersed with 70's style keyboard work and a nervy, pensive bridge part. Good for high energy productions, sports, extreme sports, racing, action filled footage, etc.
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The Rocket
Alexander John Ericson
Classic rock / hard rock style guitar riffing with a bad attitude.
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Killa Warra
Gavin Courtie, Liz Radford
Full-on action with synths and guitars.
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Silverfish
Daniel Peter Morrissey
Slow, ethereal, slightly dark, bluesy, space-rock. Guitar textures combine with synths & hypnotic beats to make atmospheric blues-rock music that would suit cinematic / dramatic / mystery / thriller projects. Hints of Hendrix or Satriani.
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Rock Journey
Wesley Devine
A quirky and light, mid-tempo, transparent rock groove. Nice as a motivational background track. Somewhere between Pop-Rock and Electro-Pop.
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Remember This
Thomas Hogan
A powerful, modern guitar driven track with melody and edge. Fuzzed out, reverberant guitars carry a piano melody that is dramatic, sincere, and uplifting. Perfect for productions looking for a dramatic, driving, and memorable soundscape.
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Ancient Graffitti
Michael Bozzo
Dark, down heavy electric guitar metal song with driving drums. Features an odd guitar track that sounds like a jaw harp. Good for angry or tense action sequence or sports or extreme adventure scenes.
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