A travel edit is cut to its music: the drone clears the ridge on the build, the road opens on the drop. These four albums were written for that kind of footage — open-country indie for drones and highways, warm electronic for surf trips and coast roads, world music for markets and mountain mornings, and oud and ney for the desert. Everything is original and licensed by the album.
ALTITUDE is six cinematic tracks built for drone shots, road trips and open country — from sunrise takeoffs to canyon orbits and coastal highways. Each is cut to match the shot, with clean downbeats for editing and space to breathe under voiceover. Tailwind is the energetic one for the takeoff, Canyon the epic one for the big orbit, Switchbacks the adventurous climb, Highway 1 the nostalgic coast road, and First Light and Last Light open and close the day.
SWELL is warm cinematic electronic with forward motion, built for surf trips, coastal drives and travel edits: analogue pads, plucked hooks and early bass drops, with a clean midrange so voiceover sits on top. Coast Road and Paddle Out are the adventurous ones, Salt Air the uplifting one, Offshore the serene one for glassy water, and Last Light the nostalgic one for the sunset session. Set Wave runs 31 seconds — the length of a short Reel.
Travel is uplifting world-inspired music for journeys and scenic escapes. Souk Stroll is the playful one for a market, Tangier Nights the mysterious one for the evening, and Himalayan Sunrise — over five minutes long — the inspiring one for a slow morning reveal.
DESERT SOULS is music of the Arab world — oud, qanun, ney and darbuka in modern atmospheric production — made for travel, desert landscapes and storytelling. Whispers Of The Dunes, Caravan At Dusk and Sands Of Time are the epic ones for wide dune shots, Spirits Of Essaouira the mysterious one, and Desert Pulse the energetic one for the drive in.
A desert in India rather than the Arab world: Rajasthani folk on the Indian travel page →
Lay the track first and cut the footage to it. Put the reveal — the drone clearing the ridge, the first look at the sea — on a downbeat or a drop, and change track when the landscape changes. Under a voiceover, use the albums that leave room for it: ALTITUDE and SWELL.
Travelling in India: Indian travel music by region →
Every album made for travel videos: royalty-free music for travel videos →
Indie · 6 tracks · Creator Pro — Commercial · $19.99
Open-country indie for drone shots, road trips and highways, cut with clean downbeats.
Electronic · 6 tracks · Creator Pro — Commercial · $19.99
Warm cinematic electronic for surf trips and coast roads, with room for voiceover.
World · 3 tracks · Creator Pro — Commercial · $19.99
Uplifting world music for markets, evenings out and mountain mornings.
World · 11 tracks · Creator Pro — Commercial · $19.99
Oud, qanun, ney and darbuka for dunes, caravans and desert roads.
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ALTITUDE and SWELL were written for it: ALTITUDE leaves space to breathe under voiceover, and SWELL keeps a clean midrange so the voice sits on top. For a travel vlog you narrate, start with those two.
Set Wave, on SWELL, runs 31 seconds. The other tracks run from about two to five and a half minutes — trim from the end, or loop a section in the edit.
The travel shelf lists every album tagged for travel videos, Indian albums included. This page is the cinematic part of it — drone, road, surf and desert — described track by track, so you can pick a track for a shot.
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