As a Happy Birthday to Colin, here's the City of Truro Theme in S1/2 Style. Enjoy!

Free to use with credit

City Of Truro's Theme (S1/2 Style)

I made over the course of a few days, that being because I could not for the life of me, figure out how to arrange the seaside's bits and bobs throughout the theme. Alas, I have prevailed and successfully completed this! All goofiness aside, Hope you all still like listening to this. 

~Love yall~

Snazzy Percy

I never expected to have plans on remastering this when I did the Season 2 theme, but here we are 6 months later!

When It came to remastering the theme, I kinda wanted to do it in the style of the Harbor theme, but not in chipmunk speed. Bunch of shit I did, and honestly I'm in love with doing this theme, and I'm proud that I finally remastered it!

Arranged in FL Studio 21.2 using Diva and E-mu Proteus/2
Jupiter Instruments by Ctech Music
Original by Mike O'Donnell & Junior Campbell
Re-Arranged by Joseph Goes
You're welcome to use it, but always remember to credit me.

The Viaduct Theme | ITSO The Harbor Theme S3

A remix I made out of my Duck theme I made not long ago as part of the Missing Coach’s soundtrack.

Original music by Mike O’Donnell and Junior Campbell, emulated and remixed by Leah Woods.

Duck and the Twins (The Missing Coach S2)

Richard Koch did it again! One of the most independent and unmistakable jazz trumpeters of our time is back with his fourth studio album. After three quartet records, he now presents us with a new work as bandleader in a new quintet: “Rays Of Light”. It will be released on 04.07.2025 by Fun in the church. 
In terms of instrumentation and instrumentation, this acoustic work could have been performed in the 19th century. We hear Fabiana Striffler on violin, Valentin Butt on accordion, Andreas Lang on double bass, Nora Thiele on frame drums and Richard Koch on trumpet. However, Koch's compositions are interspersed with the transatlantic history of pop music over the last 150 years: from the American Folk Book to Internet radio - and back to the village festival in his adopted home of Wustermark, from where he can always travel quickly by regional train to the jazz capital of Berlin. 

At a time when the transatlantic relationship is threatening to tip politically, Koch's “Rays Of Light” are just the right thing to counter the whole madness culturally as a European musician. After all, it is particularly evident in music how our cultural DNA is similar and has always influenced each other. Just as all kinds of European folk and salon music, crossed with Afro-American and oriental influences - influenced by Christianity, Islam and voodoo - have given rise to a magical, earth-spanning, creole music: jazz.
And we haven't even talked about Bach, Dylan or the Beatles yet. 
Koch's pieces in the year 2025 cannot be assigned to a specific region or tradition either: It is music that is just as suited to the Austrian Alps as it is to Provence or New Orleans. It is understandable in both urban and rural settings. It incorporates Balkan elements such as klezmer, we hear oriental percussion in its origins, and the double bass adds a good dose of swing and bop from the nervous metropolises. The accordion offers plenty of harmonic scope for interpretation and the violin shares this with the trumpet, without getting lost in metaphysical speculation. 
Koch's compositions are as light-footed as they are colorful. As if he wanted to say: Listen up, dear people! All the music in the world is here, everything is good! But the lightness of his playing, which seems to rub off on his fellow players, remains his creamy secret. When Koch and his quintet leave the stage, everything quickly becomes as gray as it was before. 

So it's no wonder that successful rock & pop acts such as Peter Fox and the Beatsteaks, as well as musical mavericks like Nils Frahm and Jimi Tenor, have long sworn by Richard Koch's trumpet playing. Everyone likes to have this very special swag at their party. And party is indeed a good keyword. Because “Rays Of Light” is extremely party-ready. It is perhaps the most party-ready album in the Berlin jazz world in recent years. An album that would like to bring the whole quarrelling family back together again in these times, plagued as they are by ultra-diversity on the one hand and fear-filled, categorical, anti-woke rejection on the other. 

You can't think of many jazz musicians who can pull music off their sleeves as easily as Richard Koch and his “Rays Of Light”. Musicians who really aspire to be understood by everyone out there. Without being camp or kitsch. This instrumental jazz-folk music is celebrated with great seriousness and full concentration. With great passion and infectious joy of playing! Chapeau! 


Rays of Light

Frank

Same thing as the last one, i tried to clean up the reverb and the ends of the track bleading into the next, although i don't think it came out great

Thomas & Friends - The Post Train (Series 3 - Fully Clean Instrumental)

Composed & Arranged by MAUN
Mixed & Mastered by MAUN

Dreamwalk waltz

Ambient Skarloey Railway Theme (Four Little Engines)

Peter Sam's Theme - An Original Composition

BoCo's Theme - An Original Extension

Streamlining! - Original Instrumental

Here you'll find Thomas & Friends classic series music recreations, original compositions, and occasionally some video game music.

BoCo's Theme - An Original Extension

Mavis M