Kevin MacLeod

Suonatore di Liuto

Simple subtle plucked duet of ancient-inspired origins.

Teller of the Tales

Old time party music... like REALLY old time party music.

Master of the Feast

Drums of the Deep

Middle of the road sort of medieval music... Also good when not travelling on a road.  

Lord of the Land

Music track for beach party.  Its royalty free music by venusplay.net

Anyone can use this music with credits here
Copy and paste the following text into your video's credits:

"Who Likes The Party"  (venusplay.net)
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Who Likes The Party

Hyperfun

Life Of Riley

It came from the GameBoy! Classic adventure style video game music in awesome style! Grab your sword! An Adventure Meme awaits!

Adventure Meme

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 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

mp3 version now available at incompetech.com.

I'd probably want to record this with a real orchestra at some point... maybe next year.

This mix is significantly better than the early versions.... It is fun to compare.

Kevin MacLeod

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