Cinematic background music for films and documentaries
Cinematic background music for short films, documentaries, trailers and brand stories: slow emotional builds, epic climaxes and darker atmospheres for tension. Every track is sold to one project only.
Tracks on this page: 58
Special offer: 3 tracks for the price of 2. Put 3 tracks in your cart and the cheapest one is free.
Tracks available
- Feel It
- If You Love It
- Last Time
- Lost Space
- A Free Spirit
- Bad Man
- Back To Friends
- Another Hope
- Body Moving
- Beginning Of Growth
- Broken Guitars
- Brain Stew
- Cyberpunk Gang
- Close To The Stars
- Deep Ocean
- Dark Cave
- Dancing In The Flames
- Elegant Silouhette
- Dim Lights
- Empty Space
- Here With Me
- Groundhog Day
- Just For Us
- Just A Pure Rockstar
- Lifting Heavy
- Lose Control
- Long Hopes
- Little Serenade
- Lucid Dreams
- Lost On Mars
- Melancholic Ideas
- Luminous Feather
- New Horizon
- Morning Walk
- Mixed Hands
- On A Mission
- Night Interlude
- Rasta Forever
- Pixel Of Lights
- Piano Dream
- Sky Full Of Stars
- Rising Power
- Retro Colors
- Start Of The Journey
- Snowfall Serenade
- Sunday Mood
- Sun On The Beach
- Street Colder
- Those Eyes
- Sunset Breeze
- Time For The Battle
- Thunder Vibrations
- Through Reflections
- We Should
- Tunnel Vision
- Too Sweet
- Whispers In The Rain
- Well Accompanied
In a documentary or a trailer, music carries the emotion of the images. A royalty free track heard in countless other videos breaks that effect, because the audience already associates it with something else. An exclusive track keeps your film's sound unique, and it is removed from the catalog as soon as you buy it.
The license covers online releases on YouTube and other platforms, TV and commercial projects, within the scope set out in the contract sent with the files. Listen to the 58 tracks below in full before you decide. For lighter business films, see corporate background music.
License
Exclusive license, 99 € per track: sold once, then removed from the catalog. Usable and monetizable on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, podcasts, ads and TV, with a license contract sent with your files.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use cinematic background music in a documentary?
Yes. Documentaries, short films and video essays are covered when you publish them online or on TV. The exact scope of your rights is written in the license contract you receive with the files.
How do I choose music for a trailer?
Pick a track whose structure follows your edit: a quiet opening, a build, then an impact or climax where your strongest shot lands. Listen for clear transitions you can cut on, and check that the energy at the end matches your title card.
Using, sharing or reselling a track without a license is copyright infringement.