Epic Heroes in Hip Hop
Big, pompous hip hop with cinematic weight and a heroic swagger – the longest of the epic pair. Good for sports hero edits, dramatic reveals, gaming intros and larger-than-life brand moments.
Party People
Soft, positive hip hop with gentle piano over an easy beat – warm and sociable without ever getting loud. Good for friendly promos, community videos, casual vlogs, corporate feel-good content and light montages.
Retro Game Music
Old-school pop and hip hop with retro stabs and hits at 125 BPM, energetic and compact at forty-four seconds. Good for sports events, game shows, arcade visuals and short promotional stings.
Flow State
Minimal, yet aggressive and dark hip hop, with electric guitar chops, stabs and hits, modern drum beat.
Messed Up
Slow, deadpan hip hop with plucked strings and a shrug of a groove – the sound of a plan going quietly wrong. Comic rather than dramatic. Good for blooper reels, awkward moments, sitcom mishaps and reality TV fallout.
Haunted By The Past
Dark, downcast hip hop with muted guitar over a heavy 95 BPM beat – sombre rather than aggressive. Good for crime documentary, reflective storytelling, moody montages and serious narration.