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Getting reporting or cue sheet information on our website is very easy, but you'll need to be 

 first. If you don't already have an account, you can 

To access reporting information, click the

 to the right of any track, or next to the track description.

When the information drawer opens, you can 

click Cue Sheet to view, copy and download

Copy Info button will quickly grab the track info 

Another way to access reporting information is to 

click the Q icon next to any album or playlist

If you need help with reporting, get in touch with the team at 

How to get reporting information

It's very straightforward to download music on our site, but you'll need to 

 in order to do so. If you don't already have an account, you can 

When you download, you'll be given the option to receive 

, your tracks will begin to download in your browser, but please note that 

very large playlists may arrive in an email

 with a download link. All downloads come with a handy cue sheet file for quick and easy reporting.

That's about it – why not give it a go on the tracks below...

How to download music

Our keyword search makes it simple and fast to find the right music for your production – all you need to do is type in what you want and hit enter.

There's a keyword for almost everything, from Tempos, Instruments and Genres to Moods, Feelings, Places, Eras and more...

Not feeling the tracks with sax on them? Just put a 

You can add further keywords to a search to help refine your results, or remove a keyword by clicking the X on its keyword tag underneath the search bar.

Piano, Strings, Pizzicato, Brass, Saxophone, Sitar, Orchestra, Guitar, Oud, Synth, 808

Pop, Rock, Jazz, Hip Hop, House, Cinematic, Neoclassical, Ambient, Atmosphere, Trap, Drill, Indie-Folk, Country, Rockabilly, Afrobeats

Drama, Documentary, Sport, Promo, Human Interest, Nature, Gardening, DIY, Baking, Lifestyle, Travel, Crime

Happy, Sad, Emotive, Quirky, Neutral, Warm, Positive, Energetic, Mischief, Fun, Atmospheric, Laid-back, Feel-Good, Chilled, Danger, Uneasy, Melancholic, Observational

Retro, 1960s, Middle Eastern, Africa, Japan, Paris, Nordic, Summer

Building, Forward Motion, Driving, Propulsive, Plodding, Waltzing

Bed, Underscore, Sting, Link (Make sure to toggle All Versions to find these)

How to search music with keywords

Starting a playlist on our site is easy. First, 

 for a user account, then all you need to do is 

 next to any track to start adding it to a playlist.

On the next menu, you can either create a new playlist, add to an existing playlist, or go to an existing playlist via the arrow button.

 to select multiple tracks to add to a playlist or download.

at the right-hand side of the site header.

How to create playlists

Looking to up your music searching game a little bit? Great, these quick tips will help you navigate our catalogue like the very best music supervisors.

To find a track's alternate versions, all you need to do is 

You can also access this by clicking the 

 to the right of the track, or next to the track description

at the bottom of the screen. The versions menu is 

Another great way to find alternate versions is by 

. This is great for finding Instrumentals, Underscores, Cutdowns, Stings and more.

If a track has lyrics, they will appear in the 

 instead of Keywords in the menu underneath the searchbar.

For the next section, it's worth opening our 

The left-hand side of our search tool helps filter your results. Here you can select a 

. You'll get more results for shorter cutdowns by having 

 on the left-hand side of our search tool to cast the net wider, or refine your results. 

Mains Only is the default, but we'd recommend that you 

switch to All Versions if you're looking for instrumentals, underscores, cutdowns and stings

use search terms like Underscore, Bed, Link and Sting 

for this, and filter further with the duration sliders.

filter search by Track, Album or Playlist

 with our search tool. To choose which, click one of the

 found underneath the search on the right-hand side.

Each will display your search slightly differently. Track view is default as it's the most logical way to find music quickly, but Album and Playlist view may be helpful for browsing.

Another great way to discover music around a theme is by exploring our range of 

And that's about it... If you have any questions about the site, or want to book a demo, get in touch at 