I hope everyone enjoyed a pleasant and safe Saint Patrick's Day, and that all of you basketball fans still have something left of your NCAA tournament brackets.
I have new music for podcasts that I'll be featuring on my Twitter feed tomorrow. This group of tracks focuses on different niches. Two are country-themed. The first is inspired by the honky-tonk style, with a full (:25) version, a very short logo/outro version, and a looped version. The second is a fast-paced tune in full (:29), short (:15), logo/outro and looped versions. Not only is it country, it's also great for road trip and Americana podcasts or videos.
In addition to those, I have a Appalachian folk-themed intro in full (:30) and short (:13) versions, featuring a dulcimer over strumming guitar, which is also great for Americana themed podcasts. Finally, there's a new baroque-themed intro with flute, harpsichord and cello in an early 18th century style in full (:29) and short (:15) versions. Consider this one for historical, cultural or art-themed podcasts. You can sample the complete collection, consisting of 66 tracks in different styles and lengths, here.
Later in the week, I'll be featuring a longer-form stock music track titled "Cinematic Ambient." The title is pretty self-explanatory, but it's a sort of hybrid piece with symphonic synths and deep drums, a good choice for sci-fi, fantasy and video game applications.
Don't forget to check my main web site to hear my featured stock music of the week, and have a great one.
Blog of Bruce Edward Smith, composer and producer of music for commercial use and personal enjoyment. Stay up to date on Bruce's latest releases and projects.
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