Royalty free music from film composer

Thebluemask

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Hi,

For anyone who is looking to license royalty-free music for their film or documentary, I've just released a low cost collection of piano and atmospheric soundscapes ideal for films needing a dark, mysterious or dramatic feel:

Royalty-free collection vol. 1


The collection of 15 tracks has a running time of 45 mins and can be purchased and downloaded instantly for a limited time at just £24.95 (approx. 43$) using Paypal. Purchase of the tracks grants the user a license to use the music in any projects, whether commercial or non-commercial in perpetuity.

Other music on my site is available to license or I can compose to your brief - feel free to email me with any questions. Check out more examples and info at:

www.thebluemask.com

Many thanks,

Simon Wilkinson
simon @ thebluemask.com
www.thebluemask.com

 
Just to update, my music download shop has now been completely redesigned with all music now being fully searchable by category or keywords with instant previews. All music can be bought online and low cost instant licenses are now available for different types of use (e.g. student films, trailers, commercial use etc.) so you can use my music instantly in your films, documentaries and projects:
http://www.thebluemask.com/shop/

The royalty-free piano and atmospheric music download album for film & documentary makers is also still available here:

http://www.thebluemask.com/shop/royalty-free-film-documentary-music-vol-1-piano-atmospheric-beds/


And any members who subscribe to my mailing list will also receive a special discount code for a limited time that can be used in the shop to get big discounts on all my music and licenses. Subscribers will get exclusive discounts and offers on future products too.


Any questions, feel free to drop me a mail,

Simon Wilkinson
Composer for film, TV & documentary

www.thebluemask.com

www.thebluemask.com/blog

 

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Looks like advertising to me...are you offering your work free of charge to DVX members?
 
My apologies, I didn't realise you can't post links offering your services. No-one said anything when I placed the original post last year, but I've just looked at the guidelines and found the rule on advertising.

If it helps towards 'contributing something to the DVXuser community' I've just set up a special DVXuser discount which will give a 25% discount on everything from my site including music and licenses by entering 'dvxuser' in the Discount Code box at the checkout.

But I understand if this post needs to be removed.
 
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