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The Super Bowl might be behind us, but we can still look forward to March Madness, The NBA Championship, The Stanley Cup Finals and the French Open not to mention Tyler's highlight reel from youth soccer. Give your High Energy footage the quality music it deserves with these premium sports production music selections.
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Election Music
Yes, we're sick of them too, and so is most of your audience which is why you need these brand new Political & Election Tracks. Tea Partiers and Liberals alike will thank you.
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Our in-house production music picks this week range from uber-kitsch to full blown cinematic. Got a favorite cut? Let us know and make a composer happy.
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Romantic & Sexy Production Music, A Valentine's Day Usage Manual
Back in the days of the Silent Movie, local piano players tinkled the eighty eights in order to underscore the overacting and telegraph to the somewhat shellshocked audience what they should be feeling. The Heroine is on the railroad tracks, cue the diminished chords and make them tremble etc. Fast forward a few years and we observe the onset of the "Love Scene" and it's natural partner, the saxophone. More
