World + Folk

World and Folk Tracks for Travel Videos

Music with a sense of place: A Night In Dublin and Cannonball Jig for Irish pubs and festivals, A Samurais Journey for Japan-inspired scenes, Baila Con El Viento for a Latin feel, and Bazaar Shenanigans for busy markets. Use them in travel vlogs, food and culture videos and period pieces.

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Using world music in travel and food videos

Switch tracks when you change country or city, and crossfade over the travel shot: the plane, the train, the drive in.
Run the lively tracks under fast market and street-food B-roll, and slower ones under landscapes and interviews.
Layer local atmosphere under the music, such as crowds, cafes and streets from our people and city ambience.
Label each stop with lower thirds. For a tavern in a fantasy world rather than a real one, see fantasy music.
Keep the music a touch lower under interviews with local people than under your own narration, so accents and second languages stay easy to follow.
Still on the road? Download MP3s to your phone to try tracks against your footage, and swap in the WAVs when you edit.

World and Folk Music

World and folk music for travel vlogs, food and culture videos, festivals and period scenes, from A Night In Dublin to Baila Con El Viento.

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