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Warm Worlds IIGeorge Georgia presents a second instalment of otherworldly, pattern-based, electronic underscores. Warm and angelic, ambient synths combine with percussive leads, light beats and organic instrumentation including the kalimba and harp.

Lightness And ShadeDiscover minimalist, pattern-driven underscores by David Tobin, Jeff Meegan and Cathleen Flynn. Interlocking mallet textures meet felt piano, strings, harp and subtle electronica to create neutral instrumentals that build gentle rhythmic momentum.

Stop The OvertimeDario Forzato presents hard-hitting, US sports underscores driven by bold, hooky brass themes. Ideal for recaps, announcer links and instant replays, narrative arcs include underdog momentum, late-quarter tension and victorious payoffs.

Where The Sky Meets The EarthDiscover First Nation Canadian compositions by the acclaimed Huron-Wendat composer and violinist. Delivering a sense of ceremony, Geneviève Gros-Louis’ palette includes authentic Wendat community drums and expressive, improvised indigenous flute.

High SocietyHip hop meets orchestral strings on this album by composer Will Davies and US beatmaker Joe Benny. Ideal for reality and unscripted TV drama, expect instrumentals underpinned by deep 808 bass and trap-inspired beats.

AM/PM DanceProducers Dylan Rogers and Marc JB join forces for a day-to-night electronic concept record. Marc handles the AM, bringing chilled, poolside vibes, while Rogers takes to the stage in the PM, armed with high-energy party bangers.

HomesteadsReflective, acoustic Americana by composer Jody Jenkins and virtuoso guitarist John Paricelli. Blending piano and guitar with expressive string arrangements, these warm, atmospheric melodies are ideal for documentaries and drama.

The Letting GoFamed for his unmistakably dreamy yet upbeat indie sounds, Paddy Conn returns with Letting Go. These positive yet evocative pieces feature frentic drums, bass, electric guitars and occasional male vocals.

Classical Collection - Violin ConcertosElegant violin concertos courtesy of master arranger David Tobin, Julian Gallant and Emmy-winner Jeff Meegan. From Bruch to Bach, Mendelssohn to Mozart, these arrangements are steeped in passion and yearning.

Digital CinemaAlex Arcoleo and Josh Oliver pair polyrhythmic piano patterns with light house grooves. Often positive and uplifting in feel, these hypnotic pieces also feature warm, ethereal synths and airy pad textures.

Case FilesFull of intrigue, these dark and brooding underscores are ideal for mystery or investigative dramas. Ominous strings meet unsettling percussion, felted piano and eerie pads.

Strings AttachedDramatic string motifs meet trap beats in this sass-heavy hybrid collection from Scored Emotion. By turns hard-hitting and mischievous, these high-energy tracks are perfect for drama in reality TV.

Dirt Road DripFrom upbeat to easy-going, discover songs fusing front-footed country Americana with trap and hip hop. Laid-back electronic trap beats meet mandolin, guitar, dobro, banjos, fiddle and harmonica.

CodebreakerCodebreaker delivers tech-forward synth tension designed for calculated risk Pulsing rhythms and stark textures mirror a world where secrets live in the code and time is always running out

Glowed UpFrom dark and brooding to mid-tempo and bluesy, Oatmilq present a collection of confident pop R&B. Songs feature trap drums, deep bass, grooving guitar, hooky synths and soulful female vocals.

UnravelingAtmospheric light tension pieces by the prolific, LA-based composer/orchestrator for TV and film. Pensive guitar patterns meet sombre strings, gently flowing piano, synths and percussion, in pieces that build to a restrained and uncertain crescendos.

Echoes Of The EclipsePowered by aggressive guitar riffs, the Glasgow-based artist/producer presents swaggering rock. Expect arpeggiated synths, solid drums and dirty, driving fuzz bass in songs that range from electro-rock to glam-rock.

Take Your PositionIdeal for sport, discover heroic orchestral crossover themes by composer Harry Lightfoot. Arrangements are urgent and exhilarating, pairing positive strings and bold brass with driving drums and powerful guitar riffs.

Start SomethingStrutting indie-rock rules in the latest collection from The Who-collaborator Gareth Johnson. Building on choppy guitars and a driving rhythm section, additional embellishment includes Moog bass, Rhodes keys and trippy FX.

Level UpFast-paced, often motivational percussive pop by acclaimed Swedish-born composer Simon Pettersson. Arrangements are powered by chopped vocal hooks, brass stabs, energetic synths, deep bass and quirky drums.

VicesCompelling Afro R&B from the Nigeria-born, North London-raised producer. Ranging in pace from smooth and sultry to upbeat and bouncy, Atueyii’s songs blend soulful vocals with grooving percussion, rhythmic guitar, plucky synth hooks and chilled bass.

GlazeFrom upbeat and funky to heavy and hard-hitting, discover the possibilities of dance-pop. These club-ready cuts combine punchy drums and bass, synths and piano riffs with a range of soulful female vocals.

Sugar FreeBrimming with nagging hooks, discover driving pop-punk, from skater-style to electro-influenced. Attitude-packed female vocals lead the charge in songs powered by fuzz guitar, bass, synths, hard-hitting drums and group bvs.

ZappelstubeAn audio tour of Germany, from gritty techno to schlager pop and ballermann-style drinking songs. Variously featuring sparkling synths, deep bass and a mix of male and female vocals, the one constant in this collection is pumping dance beats.