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Close Call

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Close Call
By: Craig McConnell Alt. Project

Tense, dark, sinister, suspenseful, disturbing and dramatic cue with piano industrial sounding rhythm and an unusual bridge. Suitable for Film/TV

CLOSE CALL (by Craig McConnell Alt. Project )

Tense, dark, sinister, suspenseful, disturbing and dramatic cue with piano industrial sounding rhythm and an unusual bridge. Suitable for Film/TV, Instrumental, Dangerous Music, Dangerous Music

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Track Info

Catalog ID

Min:Sec

Tempo & BPM

Price

Control

Full Track - Dangerous, Dangerous Music

430627

2:50

Slow

USD $137.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: Close Call
Catalog ID: 430627

Description: Tense, dark, sinister, suspenseful, disturbing and dramatic cue with piano industrial sounding rhythm and an unusual bridge. Suitable for Film/TV

Artist or Group: Craig McConnell Alt. Project

Keywords: Tense, Dark, Sinister, Susepenseful, Disturbing, Ominous, Dramatic, Uneasy

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Dangerous Music
Danger, hazard and threatening music

Extended Properties
Duration: 2:50 Tempo: Slow

   Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
   Instruments: Bassoon, Horns, Percussion, Piano, Trombone, Tuba, Timpani
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Use Restrictions: Use in pornographic, x-rated, sexually stimulating or similar productions prohibited

Moods: Anguished, Climactic, Disturbing, Dramatic, Edgy, Evil, Haunting, Scared, Scary, Wicked

Styles: Crime in Progress, Drama / Mature, Dramatic Soundtrack, Espionage, Film Instrumental, Horror / General, Industrial, Mystery, Sci-Fi / Paranormal, Tragedy

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