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we will: conquer - determined motivation (carbon)
LC 12350
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2017-02-22
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2022-11-07
Determined and motivational cues that build. Track-length (2-5 min). Good for ads, show opens, social media, backgrounds, image spots and branding.
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VH006401
4:23
We will: help you express the evolution of something gigantic and awe-inspiring, we'll just take several minutes to do it. After a brief and mildly-unrelated building of vocal/steam-like atmospheric synths that climax @:21 the cut begins a measured, linear growth from a small-sounding delicate piano rhythmic ostinato that progressively adds more elements both organic and synthetic, suggesting a scientific breakthrough, medical progress or a fly-through of an ultra-futuristic city until it climaxes @1:38. The ostinato starts again, this time adding an electronic four on the floor kick, sounding slightly more synthetic and made more ominous by processed drums (@2:02) and haunting distorted vocals. Slowly morphs into positive, prideful and anthemic SynthPop @2:31 as Electronic drum beat, synth pads, strings and delayed bells create a huge-feeling of triumphant importance. Added bonus: a pastable ending @4:13 for you editing-types. Good for corporate videos, fashion, image spots, suggesting growth/evolution and glossy, slick informational pieces.
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VH006402
3:21
We will: inspire you to dig deep in your psyche, bypass childhood pain, forego aching muscles and bleeding nipples to win that marathon (unless it's a Twilight Zone marathon, then you might want to look into the nipple thing). Goes from beautiful, gentle and soothing to driving, brashly forceful and motivating. Starts with dream-like, ambient pads of reversed angelic vocals/synths that suggest heaven, mystery or neutral tension. An ostinato piano fades in and provides a simple, haunting melody beginning @:29, suggesting hopefulness and promise. @1:16 an insistent percussive pulsing begins and grows in intensity and tenor as ethereal voices, orchestral winds and snare drums build up to a fake-out climax @2:07. Seconds later a full-on, propulsive and hammering onslaught of orchestral brass/strings, drums, electric guitar and piano provides a section of overwhelmingly positive, life-affirming and uplifting encouragement. Returns to an afterword of sweet, satisfied piano/reversed pads @2:39 for a palette cleanser. Good for inspiring people to succeed, beating the odds, profiling the brave/courageous, image spots, and showing growth/evolution.
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VH006403
3:50
I will: embezzle millions from the company I work for and no one will know because nobody ever reads these fucking descriptions. This slick, slowly-evolving and subtle track features a percolating, neutral-to-tense bed of pulsing synths, processed acoustic/electric guitars, atmospheric pads and drum machines that varies in dynamics and mood. Builds to tense/triumphant climaxes @1:04 and @2:38 (where it also begins a build to a more decidedly positive conclusion). Good for technological intrigue, scientific/medical breakthroughs, investigations, espionage and slow-motion video of an athletic victory.
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VH006404
2:52
We will: shit our pants. Tense evolution. Progress, but with a darker edge - like learning how to build a better bomb or figuring out your spouse's password on Adultery.com. Technologically-tinged tension followed by mild relief, but never getting quite relaxed enough to climax, instead grabs its clothes and promises to call. Thick walls of low-frequency synth pads create a dark, overcast feeling of gloom that @:13 begins to slowly morph into a pulsing, moving bed of delayed synths and insistent strings that suggests resolution and climaxes @:45. A steady, simple drum @1:11 suggests a tense procedural or serious dedication to achievement. The cut gets larger and more driving @1:58, suggesting partial success or the worst surprise party ever. Good for sports/boxing training montages, intense preparations and my impending bitter divorce.
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VH006405
3:11
We will: stop at nothing to succeed. Determined, unfaltering and strong-willed, this fast, driving cut features a quickly-strummed single resonator guitar note that provides a sense of tense immediacy, like there's a bomb that needs defusing or only one working bathroom at Oktoberfest. Serious-sounding piano and electric bass supplement the intensity and persistence of the guitar while a four-on-the-floor kick drum @:28 gives the track a more insistent feel. @1:20 the mood shifts to a more relaxing, positive bed of mandolin, piano, washy synths and processed drum loops, building back to the fierce tension @2:09. Good for sports, intense news, competition or beating someone senseless.
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VH006406
2:10
I will: solve this tough math problem then remind people incessantly how great I am at math. Starting with a twisting, mysterious-feeling reversed electric guitar loop and meandering electric piano melody, suggesting intrigue and complexity. This intelligent, repetitive cut builds linearly, adding elements until it explodes @:36 with Rock drums and a repeating lead synth figure, becoming considerably less intelligent @1:00 as a distorted, 80s Metal electric guitar suggests bravado, swagger and possibly overcompensation for an inability to appreciate knitting and crocheting. A brief pause @1:24 delays the inevitable explosive return of the full mix @1:36, suggesting triumph and success. Good for scientific breakthroughs, intrigue, complex problems solved, mathlete triumphs and defeating a local gang of chess hooligans.
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VH006407
3:09
We will: help provide inspiration for logical, matter-of-fact problems or simple conflicts with simpler solutions. A simple whole-note electric guitar melody provides serious, but not threatening, tension over a bed of looped percussive electric guitars, electronic kick drum and delayed acoustic guitar, suggesting conflict (and eventual positive resolution), but at a personal/community level. @:41 the pace increases with a four-on-the-floor feel and a sense of motion and forward progress, with a simple popcorn-like synth melody. The piece varies the pace/mood throughout, but always works for informational videos, low-key image spots, emotionally-neutral conflicts, and inspiration to moderately succeed.
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VH006408
2:48
We will: motivate you to succeed and triumph, no matter how creepy things start out. Cinematic Rock track that begins with reversed, swelling/receding pianos that suggest evil, fear and discomfort. More tension starts @:21 as insistent electric guitar/bass and low orchestral strings get louder, climb in pitch as well as intensity until @:55, busy/fast and aggressive drums crash in, suggesting a difficult and violent struggle to positive-feeling victory and a sudden fake-out climax @1:17. A more Technology-esque feel with pulsing synths and atmospheric raspy synth washes accompany low piano notes as the cut begins its tense ascension again, this time with a slightly different mix. Good for sports (boxing, football), competition, fast cutting and alerting people to possible world-ending crises and how they could be avoided.
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VH006409
4:02
We will: make your heart race. And what about his brother "Massive Stroke?") Tense technology with a tougher, aggressive edge. Starts with beds of urgent, fast-paced synths and low bass tones beneath a simple, staccato synth/piano melody that continues throughout. @:40 stamps/claps enter, creating an organic, percussive drive suggesting important events, sports rivalries, standoffs, neutral progress, or (as the percussion gets bigger @1:13) a hint of chest-beating pride. Along the way, electric guitars, bell-like synths and piano enter, culminating @2:39 in an explosion of positive, aggressive triumph. Good for sports confrontations, spies/espionage, internet crimes, breaking news and image spots.
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VH006410
3:30
We will: show the gradual evolution of something technically important/impressive. This slightly artificial and dispassionate track features synthesizers and processed drum machines that grow from single, slowly shimmering sounds into mid-tempo driving, pulsing beds of neutral, but forward, movement, building in expectation and importance in a variety of climaxes/breaks throughout. A distant, distorted melody @2:16 adds a more humanizing feel to the piece as it builds to a final climax @3:03, with a final editable hit @3:19. Good for medical progress, showing technological growth/evolution, internet intrigue, investigations and a good way to welcome our computer overlords. Hail Skynet!