Vhs dreams .mp4 | Areale Hanks

Screen Score Society Vol. 5: “VHS Dreams” Runtime: (2:58:28) From: Screen Score Society: Volume 5 – a BllkDiiamond Beats Collection Tagline: A retro-cinematic pulse built for neon nights, lost tapes, and analog horror nostalgia. Description: “VHS Dreams” is a suspense-laced, synth-heavy instrumental running 2 minutes and 58 seconds, curated as part of Screen Score Society: Volume 5—a cinematic music series by BllkDiiamond Beats, crafted for film-forward sync licensing opportunities. This volume focuses on scoring moods that blend mystery, suspense, fantasy, and psychological edge, perfect for visual media projects across horror, thriller, sci-fi, or period storytelling. Driven by a moody 1980s analog synth bassline, hypnotic arpeggios, and haunting electric keys, the instrumental creates a soundscape that echoes the atmosphere of cult titles like Stranger Things, Fear Street 1994, Freaky Tales, and retro horror sagas. Its open and closed hi-hats drift in and out with tension, layered with subtle textures and FX transitions that feel like tracking glitches on an old VCR. The sonic pacing mirrors a descent into mystery or an on-screen unraveling. Use Case: Creditable and transparent mainstream distribution platforms strong in sync licensing, brand partnerships, licensing deals, beat sales, and global music distribution across TV, film, ads, and games (e.g. Music Gateway, AudioSocket, Artlist, Songtradr, UnitedMasters, DistroKid and TuneCore) Ideal for: • Opening or closing title sequences in streaming films or episodic series • Retro-horror scenes, suspenseful montages, or ‘80s-inspired thrillers • Commercials, teasers, or trailers with dark aesthetic overtones • Coming-of-age genre crossovers, alternate reality worlds, and period fantasies • Visuals requiring moody tension, nostalgic edge, or dreamlike dread Designed for Network sync partners including: • Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+, and other cinematic content providers Comparable Styles: • Inspired by the visual style of R.L. Stine’s book series adaptions Fear Street (1994–1666), Freaky Tales, and Stranger Things • A sonic bridge between nostalgia and nightfall—part synthwave, part suspense cinema #kaleidoscopeentertainment #bllkdiiamondbeats #Netflix #PrimeVideo #disney #hulu #PeacockTV