Real Estate Music

Examples: Parents enter the kitchen and children explore the yard

Try instrumental real estate music as a family walks through the home; check for vocals before adding narration, and compare acoustic strumming beneath spoken details.

Try Fresh Breeze: strumming acoustic guitar, piano, clapping, and a warm pad.

Examples: Drone approaches the roofline before showing the garden

Start with an aerial approach to the roofline, then test how the airy feel carries a slow reveal into exterior details; check transitions against the footage.

Try Everything Is Wonderful: This airy and soaring ambient track has a corporate feeling.

Examples: Fast cuts show the entrance, rooms and listing card

Test the guitar and percussion against quick exterior-to-interior cuts; listen for a comfortable pace as doorways, finishes and the final listing card appear.

Try Positive Charge: uplifting electric guitar, bright piano, and steady percussion.

Examples: Lobby photos give way to terrace and interior details

Compare the orchestral tone against a slow lobby-to-terrace photo sequence; keep address text readable and check whether the music suits the property's scale.

Try Sky Sky: orchestral elements expressing a lot of positivity and strong confidence.

Examples: Agent introduces a condo before floor-plan callouts appear

Check how the modern rhythm sits beneath the agent's introduction, then lower it behind spoken room details and compare its pace with floor-plan callouts.

Try Minimal Tech: sophisticated corporate track with powerful rhythms and modern sound.