AMF Track Club Music Library

The purpose of this page is to showcase AMF’s original music catalog and to feature the artists whose

As a publisher and creative agency, AMF gravitates towards artists creating cinematic, narrative, and lyrically compelling music. The music featured here displays the quality, variety, and accessibility of AMF’s creative community.

Directly below is a playlist of AMF originals, owned by AMF Track Club and produced in collaboration with artists we love. Below that is a selection of projects released by friends, with notes on how their work could or has been used in other media. Styles include cinematic R&B/pop songs, orchestral compositions for video games, and hard-hitting industrial electronic tracks.

  • By producing and publishing original music, our plan is to own a constantly-growing catalog of great music, featuring the talented artists we work with. By highlighting these unique sounds, aesthetics, and songwriting possibilities, we hope to attract other creatives and brands for collaboration.

    As AMF builds its library of original music, we also hope to build relationships with creators, brands, and music supervisors seeking a diverse and reliable source.

  • AMF’s artist community continues to grow, and this playlist reflects that. Artists featured here are clients or friends of AMF, with these songs representing the work that feels most suitable for today's cue sheets.

    Genres: Alternative R&B, Indie Electronic, Funk, Hip Hop

  • Help us get our music out there! If you like it, go ahead and add it to your playlist or share with a friend.

    If you’re a filmmaker, content creator, or music supervisor, please send us a note so we can stay in touch. We have producers on hand to make curated sounds at reasonable rates.

All songs in this section are released and owned by their respective artists. Curated here by genre, vibe, and potential uses.

Looking at his current catalog, it’s unrealistic to choose just two or three songs from mal sounds to suggest. He works from such a cinematic place, and he’s created many of his own visuals to accompany these tracks as music videos or promotional material. A range of R&B and pop sounds fused with dreamy synth soundscapes, spacey lyrics, and sing-along melodies.

I expect to see his music in chill indie films (VIDEOGAME, Deli Nights), commercials (Freaks and Wild Things), and as catchy soundtracking for contemporary, gen-Z content like branded social media (New Wings).

Featured on 45+ Spotify playlists including: Bedroom Pop (Spotify, 1M), pop for your bedroom (haha nice, 9.9k), H&M 2022 (Nova, 6.3k)

Listen to mal’s music on Spotify and Apple.

Slic is another artist we like to feature here, and whose music often comes with an electric, danceable production style. But as a sound designer, they’ve continued to experiment with creating digital instruments, experimenting with unique vocal treatments, and scoring work for others. The project below is the score/accompaniment for Some Land of Redemption, a dance performance at the Center for Performance Research directed by Mimi Doan and Coal Stapleton.

Their other work is also available on Bandcamp, as well as Spotify and Apple. Think Euphoria, Grimes, pregaming for a Miami rave, buns out on the beach.

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Our friend Will Savino has made great work out of two things that are dear to him: video games and incredible orchestral compositions. He has released a series of albums that sounds exactly the soundtrack to your favorite epic historical movie or video game. Most recently he actually DID score the soundtrack of a new video game called Souldiers, with some critics citing the music as a particularly strong selling point for the game.

Listen to the 44-song soundtrack on Spotify or Apple Music, and check out the trailer for Souldiers below!