Trailer Music

Trailer music (a subset of production music) is the background music used for film previews, which is not always from the film's soundtrack. The purpose of this music is to complement, support and integrate the sales messaging of the mini-movie that is a film trailer. Because the score for a movie is usually composed after the film is finished (which is much after trailers are released), a trailer will incorporate music from other sources. Sometimes music from other successful films or hit songs is used as a subconscious tie-in method.

"Library" music, which is previously composed production music. Trailer music library companies typically do not offer their music to the public and develop and license music exclusively to the motion picture studios, although Immediate Music did release a commercial album called "Trailerhead,” Reeltime Music with a double CD called “Coming Soon” and Two Steps From Hell with three albums called "Invincible” (2010), "Archangel” (2011) and "SkyWorld" (2012). Brand X Music and Audiomachine have also released albums available to the public.

by TrailerMusicVibe December 19, 2012

Universal Music Group

Brainless fucking idiots who think they somehow own all audio on YouTube. Somehow these braindamaged cucks get away with falsely striking thousands of videos everyday. God for some reason allows this shitty "company" to exist on earth so unless this scum of the earth goes bankrupt (it won't anytime soon, they're the Ultimate Money Grabbers) Youtube's shitty copyright system will allow these wankers to continue stealing money from creators.

damn lol my video has millions of views but ohshit Universal Music Group copyright claimed my video because i used .3 seconds of smells like teen spirit in my video thanks umg for taking my rent lol

by KnownEnemy October 3, 2019

Elevator music

The shnazzy music that plays in elevators, supermarkets, cheep family restaurants, amusement park lines, and the YMCA's men locker room. Useually jazz or clasical.

*muffled* doo doo di doo doopidy doo.

by joe shmoe February 28, 2003

Ark Music Factory

An evil record label founded by Patrice Wilson created to brainwash idiotic 13-year-olds into thinking they can sing (see Rebecca Black), then releasing some horrid 'smash hit' that goes extremely viral and eventually hated. Their fame got larger and larger with the release of Rebecca Black's Friday, known by Rolling Stone, TIME Magazine, and other companies as "the worst song ever." Other awful works by this corporation include Alana Lee's 'Butterflies' and Ariana Dvornik's "Fly Away." All songs are known to contain stupid teenagers doing adult things, ludicrous amounts of autotune, the founder's voice in every song, some kind of 'party,' and other things. Patrice himself owns a YouTube account by the name of 'trizzy66.' This account name proves he's evil because 'trizzy' has six letters in it followed by the number 66. Altogether, this means 666, meaning he has to be evil.

Ark Music Factory is an evil, pedophilic company that thinks it's okay to exploit teenagers and turn them into corporate money-making machines. Yeah, they make Warner Music Group and VEVO look like the angels of record labels.

by TheReshiram April 2, 2011

Music.ly

Spelled music.ly, music.my is a very popular social media app that allows the user to record and post videos of themselves or others dancing to music.
Most younger cell phone users use this app.
It has also became an internet meme because many people have the opinion that it is cringey.

Hey, did you see my friends music.ly post?

Wow, this is is cringey as music.ly

by ToXicsp1der November 2, 2017

Music

What feelings sound like

Love can be heard through any genre of music.

by Love_is_forever_with_you May 11, 2009

musical.ly

an app for middle school children who don't have any talent but want to be famous so they lip sync and for a lot of hand gestures and motions to go along with it

So I heard that Jacob Sartorious is on musical.ly!

by thisdoesnotexist May 15, 2016