Power Rock Vol.2

Feel-good driving rock with acoustic guitar strumming alongside the distorted lead, giving it a train-rolling, back-on-track lift. Good for comeback stories, travel montages and warm-toned brand spots that still need drive.

Acoustic guitar layered under the distorted electrics gives this driving rock cue slightly more texture and roots grit than its neighbours. Its steadier energy suits racing documentary storytelling and reflective-but-moving road footage.

Brash, celebratory rock — loud distorted guitars, thick bass and a fun, unapologetic drum groove. Its shorter length makes it an efficient bed for adverts and event openers.

An optimistic, feel-good rock cue whose title points at climbing and perseverance, delivered through distorted guitar, bass and drums at a confident driving pace. Suits underdog training arcs and achievement-focused brand films.

Dark and driving, with low, distorted guitar and bass carrying the weight while the drums keep a relentless fast pulse. Good for street racing, urban night footage and heavy drop-in moments.

Dark, fast rock with heavy distortion and a grimly poetic title that pushes the album toward menace. Works under crime footage, ominous build-ups and hard-cut action sequences.

Fast, fun, feel-good rock in a court-sports frame — riffing electric guitar, driving bass and busy drums with a bright attitude. Compact enough for a highlight cutdown or a 30-second spot pull.

The shortest and most distinctive track here: fast feel-good rock with harmonica riding over the distorted guitar, bass and drums for a roadhouse, Americana-tinged edge. Its 2:22 length suits a tight commercial or a rowdy bar/highway scene.

Uplifting, pumped-up rock — fast distorted guitars over punchy drums and bass, built to signal readiness rather than threat. Fits pre-game hype, product launches and training montages.

At 3:20 the longest cut on the set, a fast driving rock instrumental of distorted guitar, bass and drums with a darker, valedictory title. Useful where an action sequence needs length and a hard finish before a cut to black.

Feel-good, foot-down rock: fast tempo, distorted guitars and a fun, celebratory swing to the groove. An easy pick for driving footage, road trips and upbeat sports cutdowns.

Fast, urgent rock with a countdown feel implied by the title — driving distorted guitar, bass and drums pressing toward the finish. Good for final-lap, last-quarter and deadline sequences.

The most aggressive cut here — fast, heavy distorted riffs and hammering drums with an ominous, apocalyptic title. Suits team entrances, villain reveals and hard-hitting fight or motorsport promos.

Pure four-on-the-floor rock propulsion: steady kick, grinding bass and layered distorted guitars with no let-up. Best where the picture needs a constant tempo bed for racing, machinery or gym footage.

Fast, straight-ahead rock with distorted guitars and a relentless drum-and-bass engine — a baseball-flavoured sports cue by title. Cuts easily under highlight packages and quick-fire action edits.

A quirkier, slightly haunting take on the album's guitar-bass-drums formula, where the driving groove carries an off-kilter undertone. Works for oddball action, competition scenes with a nervous edge, or a comedic deep-water/out-of-depth gag.

Feel-good, open-road rock with a demolition-derby bluntness — riff-led electric guitar, bass and drums played for momentum and grin factor. The shorter runtime makes it a tidy fit for a highway spot or a wrecking/monster-truck segment.

Intense, hard-edged rock built on distorted riffing, thick bass and pounding drums, with a swaggering character implied by the outlaw-style title. Good for confrontation scenes, fight promos and gritty road footage.

A driving guitar-bass-drums rock track with a comedic streak in the tags, so the aggression plays tongue-in-cheek rather than threatening. At over three minutes it has room for a full-length cut under a stunt gag, a race build or a competitive reality edit.

Distorted electric guitar, bass and hard-hitting drums drive an upbeat, anthemic rock cue with a triumphant edge suggested by the title. Suits chase footage and sports highlights where the tone should stay fun rather than menacing.