Copyrighted Production Music
VHHBD 03 Holiday Bonus Disc 2010
VHHBD03 Number of tracks：18 Track(s)
Introduction：New holiday music! Perfect for those locked in cramped editing bays forced to produce scores of overly-happy calls to consumerism.
Label Name：VHEX
Album tracklist
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Fun, wintry modern Dance/Pop. Starts happy and shiny with swirling synths, then switches to driving drums and guitar. Gets really energetic @:20 with layers of twirling synths joining the party. 80s sampled vocals @:30 add mystery and drama, especially @:47. Good for retail/commercials, generic image spots or anything holiday-related that needs a touch of bounce and attitude.
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Tense, dramatic holiday music. Insistent strings and modern electronics let you know Mrs. Claus has been kidnapped - and Santa's out for justice. Fast double-time strings @:32 raise the tension ante. Comes back in @:47 with full strings and bells. Works for elven standoffs, snowmen drive-by's or reindeer crime sprees.
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A totally reimagined swing version of "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from The Nutcracker. A jaunty, bouncy romp through Tchaikovsky's holiday standard. Has breakdown @:56 with walking bass and drums @1:00. Playful, frisky and fun - great for comedies, cartoons, mishaps, kids or misadventures.
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Happy heartland holidays! Timeless American Pop/Rock with a touch of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" is great for family gatherings, retail, image spots or commercials. Comes back to the carol @:58.
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Retro-modern soul with wintry keyboards and a soul-warming Stax-like horn section. Combines classic 60s feel with modern production. Cozy and nostalgic while still feeling thoroughly modern. Solo Wurlitzer @:30 provides a tender moment before slowly building back up @:55 for the feel-good finish.
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This dark - but not too dark - cue is perfect for when the holiday season turns ugly. All the clichés are there: minor strings, harp, bells and, @:14, an urgent choir. Useful for overly-greedy kids, shopping hell and the holidays gone awry in general. Becomes extra urgent from :48 until the end.
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Straight-up holiday Pop/Punk. Happily chugging guitars with bright melodies and bells are perfect for strapping on leather wristbands and flirting with the kids at Abercrombie. Good for tweens, shopping, and holiday sales.
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Anthemic Indie-Rock music. Fuzzy guitars, strings, seventeen kinds of bells and driving drums come together to create a sense of warm-heartedness without being cheesy. Tremolo guitars (in @:10) add just enough edge to keep things interesting along the way. Gets really big @:25. Has wide-open section @:32 that would be good as an alternate beginning. Great when you want to say something important and meaningful without being mushy about it.
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We took out the Xmas-y stuff for a perky Dance/Pop/Rock track suitable for use all year-round.
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Modern, sexy club music - with sleighbells. Much dancier - and naughtier - than the original, with sexy club beats, much less swirling synths, and an updated 80s feel.
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Sexy, dirty, club music with a 2010s-via-the-80s vibe that's significantly different from the original. Melody in @:16 is mysteriously naughty. Breaks it down @1:22 until it slinks back in @1:30. Good for doing bad things and enjoying them.
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Classic orchestral drama with modern accents. Moderately-tense staccato strings open this track, which adds big hits and more strings until the first big climax @:29. A double-time string figure kicks off the second half, building all the way to the end. Generically useful for drama.
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Yup. Same piece. No sleighbells.
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Smaller version than the original.
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Non-holiday-fied version without sleighbells, and glockenspiel. Same great 60s.
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Right up-the-middle orchestral drama cut. Staccato strings, harp and choir set a timeless stage for conflict. Good "time's running out" section @:45. Great for parodies, kids drama or when you need to add tension without blowing up the world.
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Same happy Pop/Punk - no holiday aftertaste. Good for tweens and kids.
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Just like the original, minus those pesky bells.
