Christian Podcast Instrumental Theme

Job ID: 40623288

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

Theme

Project Description

I’m launching a Christian podcast called Resurrection AfterShock.

This is not contemporary worship music and not a Hollywood action trailer.

The podcast proclaims the historical resurrection of Jesus Christ and contrasts the freedom of the Gospel with religious performance.

I need an original 12-second instrumental theme that listeners will instantly recognize as my podcast.

The feeling I’m after

Imagine you’re about to hear the greatest announcement in human history.

The music should communicate:

Hope Truth Wonder Quiet confidence Historical significance Resurrection

It should be emotionally moving without becoming dramatic or sentimental.

Instruments Grand Piano Warm Cinematic Strings Deep Cinematic Bass Soft Timpani or subtle percussion Ambient orchestral textures

Please avoid Choir Vocals Electric guitars Rock music EDM Heavy brass Worship-band style music Overly dramatic movie trailer sounds Structure 0–2 seconds One deep piano note with space. 2–5 seconds Warm strings begin rising. 5–10 seconds Subtle percussion enters while the music builds. 10–12 seconds Resolve into a beautiful, hopeful orchestral chord that naturally fades. The ending should leave room for a female voice saying:

“If you came looking for another religious podcast…
…you’re in for a shock.
This isn’t a call to try harder…
believe bigger…
or perform better.
This is Resurrection AfterShock.
Where religion collides with resurrection.
Where evidence confronts tradition.
Where grace silences condemnation.
Where the greatest news in history is proclaimed:
Jesus Christ is risen.
Now… here’s your host, Al Satterfield.”
Deliverables WAV (48 kHz, 24-bit preferred) MP3 (320 kbps) Commercial rights Full ownership of the music No copyright claims or Content ID registration Also, I am need a female voice that says the following: “Prepare for the collision… This is Resurrection AfterShock… Where religion collides with resurrection.” Please include 2–3 variations with slightly different emotional styles so I can choose the best one. Think less church music and more timeless historical announcement. I want listeners to feel that they are about to hear something that changes history forever.