Featuring Background Music for Presentations

Today on my Twitter feed I'm highlighting some royalty-free stock music that might work for your documentary, business presentation, or explainer video. Some of these tracks have rhythm sections playing under them, while others feature a repeating arpeggiated figure. "Informative Corporate" is an example of the latter.

 
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Featuring Corporate and Business Friendly Music

On my Twitter feed today, I'm showcasing tracks from my Corporate and Business Friendly collection at Pond5. There are tracks that work well in presentations, sales videos, commercials and similar settings. Some of these are upbeat and atmospheric, like Upbeat Ambient Corporate.

Others are more pensive, like Decision Point.

Whatever your need, I hope you'll find a solution in my collection of over two dozen tracks. If there's something you need and can't find in this Corporate and Business Friendly collection, please leave a comment, and I'll do my best to work with you. I'm also available to create custom music just for you, if that's what you're looking for.

Featured Stock Music Track, Week of March 28, 2016

This week's featured stock music track is "Corporate Motivation." Inspire your team to achieve with this churning track. Variations within the repeating chord changes urge your audience to press forward toward the shared goal of achievement. The music conveys a positive, optimistic feeling for your presentation or video.

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Featured Stock Music Track: Week of 3/14/16

This week's featured track is "Corporate Kinetics." The strong (120 bpm) beat contrasts with ambient guitar to convey forward motion in your presentations and videos.

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The Revolution Nobody Noticed

I woke up this morning, and checked my email like every morning. There was an update on music industry trends from ASCAP, with links to several articles. One such article was from a songwriter and songwriting teacher named Mike Errico, and I found myself bemused.

Of Trash and Treasure

There's an old saying, "one man's trash is another man's treasure." It seems to be true with stock music as well.