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The auditory equivalent to what the first Toy Story part looks like. Child-friendly, dynamic and bouncy. Suitable for features about smart kids, explorative youth, children's quiz shows or video games with agile plumber brothers.
Your rollerblades are laced up for the rally on the information superhighway. Neuland.
Dubby with 90s afterhour vibes. Versatile for underscoring content about concentration, relaxation or meditation; subtly psychedelic.
Psychedelic acid house track with a prominent female vocal sample. Somewhere between pool fries in an edible bowl and Gotthilf Fischer at the Loveparade 2000. Summery and hedonistic.
A glitchy, bubbling piece with a simultaneously cool, technological and weirdly humorous flair. Digital swamp idyll: bugs croaking like frogs in the works of the apparatus.
Test image on cathode ray tube – a blue reflection illuminating woodchip living landscapes. True neutral.
Airily arranged, rhythmically restrained crackling and crunching piece referencing the British club sound aesthetic of the late nineties.
Hip hop retroengineered: distorted organ and aggressive rap vocal samples paired with synth glitch sounds over a hard beat convey a sense of the urbanity of the inevitably dystopian nearest future.
Slap bass, vocoder synth and funky percussion over a catchy single note theme. Humorously avant-garde. For sitcoms about nothing in particular.
Sleepy chill-out track with unusually detailed rhythmic foundation. Suggests gentle movement in nocturnal urban spaces.
