Royalty Free Music Vol.7 by Simon Wilkinson

Royalty Free Music For Film & Documentary Vol. 7: 13 Days Of Nightmares

Total running time: 49:25 (13 tracks)
Tempo: Various

Royalty free horror music Vol.7 for documentaries, films and videos. A nightmarish collection of dark twisted soundscapes, subtle atmospheric horror drones and scary instrumental music to use in your horror film soundtracks and dark documentaries. Hear short clips from all the tracks in the preview above or click below for full length track previews. The included lifetime license means you buy once, then use repeatedly in all your videos (including monetised YouTube videos – please let me know your YouTube channel URL and I will ensure it’s whitelisted for use).

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PLEASE NOTE: A LICENSE MUST BE PURCHASED BEFORE ANY MUSIC CAN BE USED IN A VIDEO OR PRODUCTION (EVEN FOR YOUTUBE / NOT-FOR-PROFIT PRODUCTIONS). ALL ROYALTY FREE COLLECTIONS INCLUDE A LICENSE IN THE PRICE. ANY UNLICENSED USE WILL BE LEGALLY PURSUED. SEE LICENSING INFO FOR MORE DETAILS OR CONTACT ME IF UNSURE.

Full Description

Volume 7 of my royalty free music contains 13 tracks (49:25 minutes) of dark and scary royalty free horror music. Full of unearthly creepy atmospheres, unsettling musical drones, horror music soundscapes, low rumbles and distorted frequencies. Themed into 13 imaginary days, you’ll hear dark background noises, metallic scrapes and grinds, dissonant waterphones and the eerie sounds of abandoned asylums, haunted corridors, exits slamming shut and the distant echoes of menacing voices.

Ideal musical underscore to add a sense of menace and foreboding to your films and videos. My royalty free music collections are a one-time payment that lets you keep using the music in all your videos without needing to pay recurring license fees (or ‘royalties’) each time you want to release a new film or project using the music. Read more about licensing info here.

Inspired by the unsettling style of dark psychological horror films like The Shining, Session 9, Blair Witch Project, Hostel, Wolf Creek and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the music evokes the nightmare atmospheres of abandoned mental asylums, hospitals, orphanages and haunted buildings.

Also suitable as background music for documentaries with dark subject matter, e.g. conspiracies, the illuminati etc. Listen to full length previews of all the tracks in the music player above or watch the promo video below set to eerie footage of abandoned hospital wards, asylums and derelict buildings.

Royalty Free Horror Music (promo video) by Simon Wilkinson: 13 Days Of Nightmares

13 tracks of background underscore and dark atmospheric soundscapes suitable for horror films, Halloween videos, trailers, documentaries, crime features and sci-fi thrillers.

Lay these tracks under your horror films and feel them come to life with an eerie atmosphere of dread and unease. Watch the promo video on the right set to the terrifying haunting photography of abandoned hospitals and derelict buildings from urbex photographer Andre Govia.

This album includes a royalty free license which allows the purchaser to use the music in an unlimited number of film & documentary productions. Whether it’s for worldwide TV broadcast, student or commercial feature films, video games, trailers, personal websites, YouTube (please let me know your YouTube Channel URL and I will whitelist your channel for use), Vimeo, Facebook etc. The royalty free license gives lifetime unlimited rights to use the music in all your videos and productions with nothing further to pay. Click here for full license details.

The album contains the 13 full tracks which will be automatically available to download after purchase. You can select from mp3 or wav from the dropdown option above and if you’re buying from a country outside of the UK, PayPal will automatically convert the amount from your currency to British Pounds so you can buy from anywhere in the world.

* Please note: The one thing I do not allow is for any of my royalty free music to be used to create new music tracks that you intend to distribute, whether for free or commercially. For example, sampling a section of a track (even 1 second) and using that sample in a new music track that you intend to create is strictly forbidden. This specifically includes any music you intend to submit to YouTube’s Content ID system.

For YouTube use: after you’ve purchased the album please contact me with the URL of your YouTube channel so I can whitelist you from any copyright notices.

Tracklisting: Day 1 (3:09) | Day 2 (3:13) | Day 3 (3:11) | Day 4 (3:19) | Day 5 (3:01) | Day 6 (5:10) | Day 7 (4:30) | Day 8 (2:47) | Day 9 (2:05) | Day 10 (4:00) | Day 11 (4:17) | Day 12 (4:11) | Day 13 (6:37)