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Tracks Listed In: Aggressive, Driving, Hard, Kicking, Upbeat

Preview	Track	Artist
	Run and Bunk Away - See more info. A tense, frightening and dramatic short piece with scary metallic woohes and hits, combined with strange and weird electronic sfx and a scary pulsating drone.	Guymon Ensley
	Run dont walk - See more info. A spooky and unsettling percussion groove featuring many Afro-Brazilian percussion instruments, including berimbau, sourdo, caxixi, pandeiro, bata, agogo and cabaça.	Dave Yowell
	RUN WITH THE DRUMS - 30 secs - See more info. A fast groove with a warm, joyful and happy mood.	Dave Yowell
	RUN WITH THE DRUMS - 60 secs - See more info. A fast groove with a warm, joyful and happy mood.	Dave Yowell
	RUN WITH THE DRUMS - perc 30 secs - See more info. This is the 30sec solo percussion only version Dave Yowell
	RUN WITH THE DRUMS - perc 60 secs - See more info. This is the 60sec solo percussion only version Dave Yowell
	Running To Adventure - See more info. An orchestral fusion of real strings, groovy beats, real-human percussion, bass, guitars, electronic keyboards and soft choral vocals.	Metano Katayama
	Running Until the Break of Dawn - See more info. A fast, and dynamic rock track giving a feeling of having to rush and get there quickly! Check out the other versions from the links below.	Rob Crozier and Dave Yowell
	Running Until the Break of Dawn-Cues Comp - See more info. A fast, and dynamic rock track giving a feeling of having to rush and get there quickly! This is a compiled combination of short cues, hits and bangs, ideal for putting under the beginning or end of scenes.	Rob Crozier and Dave Yowell
	Running until the break of Dawn-for looping - See more info. A fast, and dynamic rock track giving a feeling of having to rush and get there quickly! This is a short 8 bar section ideal for looping as many times as you want (The BPM is 164/duration of 12 secs) Check out the full-main version and a compilation of short cues and hits from the links below.	Rob Crozier and Dave Yowell