Phantasm

The most propulsive of the ambient pieces at 103bpm, with a soft analogue beat under looping modular arpeggios and a sustained drone bed in E flat minor. Bright but minor-tinged, it suits science and medical storytelling where information needs to keep moving without emotional weight.

Analogue arpeggios and a gentle pulse sit against piano and soft string pads, cooler and more nocturnal than its neighbours at 92bpm in A minor. Works for after-hours city footage, retro-tech nostalgia and reflective night-drive scenes.

The most organic cue on the set: kalimba and marimba figures ripple over synth drone, piano and strings at a patient 80bpm in G flat minor. Mysterious and ritual-tinged, it suits nature documentary, archaeology and meditative wellness content.

Beatless and slow at 60bpm in F minor, built from cello, string pads, piano and a deep analogue drone. Cold, still and healing, it fits ice and glacier imagery, hospital scenes and any moment that needs space to breathe.

Major-key warmth at a walking 70bpm, with a soft beat, piano and string pads floating over sustained drone. The brightest desert-light option here, suited to landscape footage and hopeful documentary passages.

The longest and most stripped cue on the album: no percussion, just piano over slow-breathing synth drone at 60bpm in D flat major. Ideal as a long, unhurried underscore for sleep, therapy and quiet observational footage.

At 128bpm in D major this is the fastest and most driving piece here, a steady electronic pulse under drone, piano and strings while staying ambient rather than club-facing. Good for futuristic reveals, product motion graphics and tech-forward title sequences.

Cello and strings lead over synth drone and piano at 100bpm in B major, the warmest and most lyrical combination on the record. Suits wistful personal storytelling, brand films about human progress and daydream-toned montage.

The sparsest texture on the album — synth, drone and wind chimes only, no piano, no beat — at a slow 72bpm in F minor. Weightless and clean, made for meditation, spa content and delicate scene transitions that must not compete with dialogue.

A four-minute nocturne at 81bpm in F major, with soft beat, wide pads, strings and drone layered into a slow, calming loop. Its length and even pacing make it a reliable bed for night sky footage and long documentary narration.