Power Rock Vol.1

Coiled, intense hard rock — biting distorted guitar, tight bass and hard drums with a sharp, striking attitude. Two minutes gives it a full build and a firm landing for confrontation footage.

Groove-led rock cue where the interest sits in the drum-and-bass pocket under distorted guitar, moody but not menacing. Its 1:41 runtime and relatively restrained mood leave the middle open for dialogue or narration.

Dark action rock with distorted guitar, bass and drums pushing hard while keeping a shadowed tone. At 1:29 it's a tight, promo-length hit of aggression with a clean end.

Sludgy, downbeat rock groove — heavy distorted guitar and bass with a dragging, morning-after feel rather than a sprint. Just 1:17 and moody throughout, good for comedic gloom or grimy scene setting.

Dark, moody guitar rock that holds threat in reserve: distorted riff figures, prowling bass and controlled drums without full release. At 1:41 it suits the beat before something goes wrong.

Quick, alert power rock at 1:16 — nimble distorted guitar lines over tight drums and bass, all momentum and reflex. Short enough to sit under a fast-cut sequence or a single promo beat.

Energetic, youth-leaning guitar rock cue with distortion, driving bass and steady drums kept lean and functional. At 1:37 it works as a general-purpose action bed without a strong emotional colour either way.

Swaggering, engine-room hard rock — gritty distorted guitar, muscular bass and pounding drums with a dark energetic streak. At 2:13 there is space for riff repetition and a full-band close, made for machinery and muscle.

Intense, dark-edged rock with relentless drums, distorted guitar attack and thick bass, built for velocity. Its 2:08 length carries an unbroken sense of forward rush suited to chase and pursuit cutting.

The lightest cue on the album — sunny, comedic guitar rock with loose distortion, bouncing bass and easy drums. Under a minute, it's a quick-hit bumper for playful footage rather than a full arc.

Moody nocturnal rock: distorted guitar figures and steady bass and drums holding a brooding, watchful mood rather than exploding. Over 2:12 it sustains atmosphere and unease, useful under narration in darker sequences.

Short, fast and upbeat guitar rock with distorted riffs, punchy bass and busy drums — all lift, no shade. At 1:28 it's cut for quick promos and stingers where the energy needs to arrive immediately.

Bright, uplifting power rock built on chugging distorted guitar, bass and big backbeat drums, aimed squarely at crowd-energy moments. Compact at 1:44 and youth-skewing, it works as a straightforward win-and-celebrate bed.

Darker, tenser take on the album's guitar-bass-drums formula, with distortion used for threat rather than fun and a mounting sense of confrontation. Its 2:25 runtime is the longest here, giving space for a slow-burn tension section before the full-band payoff.

Distorted electric guitar riffing over hard-hitting drums and driving bass, played for swagger rather than menace — a party-ready power rock cue with a confident, celebratory push. At 2:12 it has room for a full verse-chorus build and a decisive finish, suiting highlight reels and lifestyle spots.