Background Music for Video | Corporate Uplifting

Track: 'New Horizons'
Artist: MUSICWORKS

License this track for your project:
https://themusicworks.info/our-music/...
Five Edits are included in the download, including a seamless loop, for maximum editing flexibility.

NB: This track was created using some stems that were made freely available by the composer/producer Daniel Carrizalez. Daniel runs an excellent YouTube channel called Stock Music Licensing - you can check him out here:    / @stockmusiclicensing  

Description:

An uplifting and confident Corporate track, built around a palm muted guitar riff, which then explodes into a soaring epic lead guitar line, evoking a sense of exciting times ahead.

The track is designed to convey an elegant and understated tone in the intro and verse patterns, but to develop into a big emotional build of optimism, inspiration and motivation for the chorus sections.

Ideal as background music for any business presentation that needs a corporate uplifting vibe, or as a backdrop to a B2B Advert campaign on Radio, TV or Online.

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FAQ: About Royalty Free Music

What is “Royalty Free Music”?
‘Royalty Free Music’ simply means creators can purchase a license, pay once, and never have to pay additional royalties to continue to use the music. ‘Public Performance’ royalties are still owed to the composer of the track every time their music is performed publicly (television, radio, etc.). However, you/your client NEVER pay these royalties. They are paid by the network broadcasting the music.

Can I use this song in my YouTube video?
Yes. All license tiers cover use in a YouTube video.

Can I use a song in multiple projects?
Yes. Once you have a license to use a song, you can use that song as many times as you want, in as many projects as you want (as long as the projects are covered by the usage terms of the License).

I’m a freelance video producer. Does my license cover my clients?
Yes. The license you purchase covers the clients who hire you to create their projects. You can forward them the PDF License if they need proof of licensure, or need to clear a Content ID claim. However, the client cannot use the music for a different project, separate from what you were hired to create.

Can I add lyrics to a song?
No. Adding lyrics, and/or redistribution is prohibited.