Kevin Macleod songs

Piano, Cello and Bass in a simple elegant piece.

Water Lily

Nothing says "It'll be okay" quite like a ukulele.
Ask your doctor if this track is right for you.

Carefree

The fanfare from the Airplane episode of "The Crack" from Element Animation. Perfect for incoming texts!

Sad Fanfare

Ghost Hunter 160 - No Ghost

Ultralounge

Ultra-cool downtempo piece with faster driving percussions. Want to look cool? Make this your theme song. Play it loud enough and you can use it for pro-wrestling entrance music! Uncompressed download comes with a bonus 96bpm set.

Severe Tire Damage - Full Mix

Kevin MacLeod ft. Brett VanDonsel on guitar.

Maccary Bay

Sort of 8-bit retro video glitch. Excellent for a lightswitch rave! This piece loops perfectly. The uncompressed download comes in 140bpm and a super-hyped up 170bpm mix!

Reformat - Full Mix

You know those country sing-talking songs? This works GREAT for that. You can also use it for normal country songs. Anything where you need to express yourself about your truck, or losing your girl, or how awesome your mama was... Limitless possibilities! Also works fine by itself.

Drankin Song - Full Mix

Going to the grocery store? Need a theme for that? Maybe you've got a swank cocktail party that needs some swank music? All of these things are possible and more with this upbeat organ-based piece!


Hep Cats - Full Mix

Too cool for school! This is a warm and refreshing, yet invigorating piece of 8-bit-like wonderfulness. Lots of modern blipping and bleeping once it gets going. I imagine this piece can be used in a lot of computer games about computer games. There's also a bunch of overdrive on "Level Up". Loops perfectly for all you video game devs out there!

Level Up - Full Mix

This is a sort of electronic music with a heavy backbeat and thumpin' bass. There is a significant change in theme at around 2 minutes - so if the beginning is a bit boring, you can start there. There is another fun change at around 3:30. If you didn't like the previous bits, just start there! I think you get the picture.

EDM Detection Mode

Big drums start with piece to reveal that they were not establishing the downbeat. Tight synth percussion and 8-bit inspired synths make this piece downright danceable! And who doesn't like a giant 80s synth? Or a 90s chip tunes synth? Or a modern synth? We gots them all!

Exit The Premises

This is somewhat relaxing, while still having some forward momentum. Kind of like sleeping on a train... or taking MBA classes. I like the spinney-sounding synths. The chorus effects give this piece a watery feel. Kind of like a shimmering pond... or being on hold for an insurance company run by sperm whales.

Jellyfish In Space

Sparse and beautiful, this piece has a major change in tone at 2:27, moving to a more energetic feel without destroying what came before. Voluminous choirs support the piece at various moments. They also let the drums stand on their own.

Bumba Crossing

Is someone dying onscreen, but you still need some dialog so you can't go up against a solo oboe (the universal musical shorthand for death scenes)? We got this! Dark and moving, this piece will make you cry and not get in the way of those final bits of dialog! Also useful for sullen montage sequences of clergy activities.

Lost Time

Retro Sci Fi

When circuits throw a party, I imagine it sounds something like this. They can be a bit hyperactive at times. The super download comes with a more calm version at 120 beats per minute, and a crazy fast version at 180 beats per minute! All three versions loop perfectly, so you can make this as long as you need it!

Nano Hoedown 150 Full Mix

Floating and grounding, this piece has a lot of bass guts but still a lot of reach on the high end. Perfect for retrospectives, automobile time lapses, drunken frat parties (black and white), and studying montages.

Universal - Full Mix

On January 31st, 2015, I recorded this piece. For some reason, I hit the record button and played. This is all of the notes. There are no other takes; No other files from that day. I don't remember what I was doing, but I was apparently dealing with fear and hope and apprehension... at least that is what it sounds like to me today - months later. Every now and again, I'll find these files - they are something of an emotional journal. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Download has the original MIDI file!

Kevin Macleod songs

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