Soundroll

Download Tag: staccato

  • What A Quirk

    Light quirky orchestral tune with tuba and strings. Could be useful in children animation, online games, or as a background music in TV reality shows as well as weird and odd commercials and advertising.

    Track Details

    • Duration: 1:08
    • BPM: 121
    • Composer: Soundroll
    • PRO / IPI / CAE: 00585908696
    • Content ID: Yes
    • Cue sheet info: Included with Broadcast license
    • Stems: By request only; not always available

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  • Puzzles

    Quirky, fun children’s music at 122 BPM, bright and comic in a compact minute and a bit. Good for kids content, puzzle games, commercials, advertising and playful educational videos.

  • Small Talk

    Understated hip hop with pizzicato strings and an unhurried groove, polite on the surface and faintly ridiculous underneath. Good for office comedy, small-talk scenes, reality TV filler and light documentary narration.

  • Gotcha

    Quirky hip hop with brass hits and plucked strings, carrying a caught-you-out grin. Good for prank reveals, gotcha moments, comedy stings and playful reality TV segments.

  • Break Up

    Playful quirky hip hop with brass stabs, muted guitar and pizzicato strings, short and comic at a minute and a half. Good for sitcom breakups, awkward scenes and reality TV cutaways.

  • Keep Talking

    Slow, wry hip hop with plucked strings and a patient beat – the sound of a conversation going nowhere. Comic rather than tense. Good for reality TV interviews, gossip segments and talking-head cutaways.

  • Unfinished Fight

    Mid-tempo hip hop with plucked strings and a simmering, unresolved feel – an argument left hanging. Comic tension rather than real conflict. Good for reality TV disputes, sitcom standoffs and cliffhanger cutaways.