Kevin MacLeod

Name the Piece 15 - Neon and Kickboxing

Name the Piece 17 - Temple Ruins

Name the Piece 18 - Midnight in the Green House

Quite a broad piece. Could be used for corporate films of intricate industrial processes, or a flashback scene to the time at the lake a few summers ago. Maybe good background to your cousin's magic show at the last family reunion. Or a film where you do "industrial processes" at the "lake" with your "cousin". It is really quite versatile! 

Inspired

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BeBop for Joey

Burning Trapezoid of Fire

Jethro on the Run

Coy Koi

Martini Sunset

Sadness on White Keys

Well-tempered Raver

Waltzing Marvin

Shaving Mirror 
78bpm
Guitar, Bass, Drums, Organ, Horns

Hey, yo - welcome to the sic'est grammar podcast on the planet, where your future will have been perfectly continuous. I can't really think up much more in the realm of grammar jokes without going to the "dangling participle". And that's not happening.

Shaving Mirror

Send for the Horses
70bpm
Synths, Singer

Floaty! Ethereal! Useful for dream sequences. Or those montages of sad people standing in the rain.

Send for the Horses

Division
80bpm
Piano, Basses, Cellos, Flutes, Clarinets, Oboes, English Horn, Percussion

This is an awesome theme tune. For ANYthing. You got a dark comedy about an inept biologist? This will work. A gritty fantasy dealing with fairy politics? A sci-fi dystopian future where everyone likes sardines? A reality show about bicycle thieves? A  slice-of-life serial about growing up in the Upper Peninsula? Seriously. Anything.

Kevin MacLeod

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