Indie Rock Instrumentals Vol. 2

Alternate version of the same 68-second driving indie rock cut, matched in tempo, mood and length with a different instrumental treatment. Useful when you need a second pass of the same energy without reusing the identical mix.

A count-in-titled, 68-second shot of upbeat driving guitar rock with an immediate positive push and no slow intro. Built as an advert-length cut, with a second version available on the album.

The warmest, least aggressive cue on the album — emotional, open-hearted indie rock with a positive climb across two minutes. Romance and lift take priority over drive here.

Confident, forward-leaning guitar rock with an uplifting edge and a punchy short-form shape at 1:40. Cocky title and driving feel make it a fit for anything comparative or product-led.

The stripped bed version of the same driving car-ready indie rock cut, with the lead element pulled back so the groove sits underneath dialogue or narration. Same length and tempo feel as the main mix, made to swap in when copy needs room.

A one-minute, motorik-feeling indie rock edit built for movement, with driving drums and bright rhythm guitar. Purpose-cut to advert length and paired with an alternate bed mix on the same album.

A 38-second burst of upbeat guitar band energy — essentially a stinger-length statement of the album's bright, streetwise attitude. Too short for a bed; use it as an opener, bumper or transition.

Loose, playful guitar rock with a smoky, tongue-in-cheek cool to it. Just over two minutes, it stays fun rather than heavy and suits light-hearted cuts.

Moody and slightly off-kilter indie rock, the quirkiest thing on the record, with a nocturnal guitar tone and an unhurried groove. At nearly four minutes it's the longest track and can carry an entire scene without repeating itself.

The longest bright-side cut here: warm, positive indie rock with jangling guitars and an open, romantic lift. Its 3:15 length gives it a real build and landing, unlike the album's shorter edit-length pieces.

Short, swaggering guitar-band instrumental with a dark, sexy strut and a driving backbeat. Under two minutes and attitude-forward, it works better as a scene stamp than as a bed.

The album's most openly emotional indie rock cut, built on ringing guitars and a steady rhythm section that swells toward an uplifting, romantic payoff. At just under three minutes it has room for a full verse-chorus arc rather than a quick edit.