Title: Brave New World
Artist: Mystique Muzik
Genre: Cinematic Production Music
Preview Track On: Songtradr
Tempo: 75 BPM
Key: D
Description and Suited To
Brave New World is a cinematic track that inspires new hope. It has an epic sound which would suit a scene right towards the end of a movie, perhaps a dystopian type film or some other post-apocalyptic film. Powered by a haunting, but at the same time inspiring string melody and piano, and emphasised by dramatic accents and elements, this track just has epic movie written all over it.
When I listen to it I tend to think of films such as “Last of the Mohicans” and “Legends of the Fall”. It doesn’t sound like the main theme music in either of those movies, but it conjures up images of films of this nature.
Although tailor made for cinematic releases, Brave New World would also work well in an inspirational video and possibly even some presentations. It would even suit some video games, either as the main theme music, in a trailer, or for a certain scene within the game; possibly following a battle of some sort.
Brave New World starts off slowly and builds up to a climactic crescendo. It’s well worth a listen for possible inclusion in your project.
Instruments
Bass, drums, strings, choir, piano, ambience, SFX
Moods
Hopeful, powerful, inspiring, motivational, passionate, sentimental, optimistic
License This Track On: Songtradr
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Brave New World. It has a robust, earthy sound that is very grounding.
In exploring your site, I’m a little confused. I’m an internet marketer with a small budget for soundtracks and often find free soundtracks for my marketing videos.
Honestly, I’m not satisfied with the free soundtracks I find, but at the same time, I can’t spend a lot for a licensed soundtrack.
When I listened to Brave New World on SongTradr it wasn’t clear what I would have to pay to get a license for the soundtrack. Please explain.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for stopping by my site.
When you listen to a track on the Songtradr website, if you are looking to possibly purchase a sync licence, there is a drop down menu on the left where you select what you plan to use the music for , select that, then the price for the license is displayed on the right hand side.
Maybe Songtradr need to make this a little more obvious.