Saraomusic: library music with the exquisiteness of what is 'handmade'

Mediterranean textures, sound atmospheres, tradition and avant-garde with designation of origin are made available to film, television, radio and advertising professionals in this new collection of library music conceived by Teresa Carbonell (Konga Music), Dani Carbonell and Salvador Mayolas.

Conceived, created and produced in Spain, Saraomusic is the first library music catalog that offers a collection of soundscapes that meets the growing demand of an audiovisual sector more interested in native music. Mediterranean textures, sound atmospheres, tradition and avant-garde with designation of origin are made available to film, television, radio and advertising professionals.

Based on an idea from Teresa Carbonell, founder of one of the most established music library companies in Spain, Konga Music, Sarao now combines under the same label the talent of the composer, producer and soloist, Dani Carbonell, with the experience of the feature film sound designer Salvador Mayolas. The three are executive producers of a company that includes Marina Puig to direct the launch of this catalog and Roger Rodés as artistic director. In its orbit are members of Spanish groups, recognized session instrumentalists and true specialists in the creation of backgrounds and headers for theater, film and television.

From Saraomusic, they intend for this new label to be open to the collaboration of musicians, composers, editors and production companies.

For the moment, this new collection of library music with a marked Mediterranean character, ranging from flamenco to hard-to-find productions such as electronic tango or minor percussion, is made up of 6 CDs, available not only in physical format but also for consultation and download. online.