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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 4 MIN

Sinus

from Mita Maleki · host Mita Maleki

Sinus is a cinematic instrumental soundtrack blending atmospheric textures, deep harmonic movement, and modern electronic sound design. The track explores tension and release through evolving layers and rhythmic pulses, creating a sense of motion similar to a sinusoidal wave. Perfect for film, trailers, games, and visual storytelling. Composed & produced by Mita Maleki & Pooria Rahimian Available for film, TV, and game licensing. © Mita Maleki / Pooria Rahimian

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Mar 18, 2026

Sinus is a cinematic instrumental soundtrack blending atmospheric textures, deep harmonic movement, and modern electronic sound design. The track explores tension and release through evolving layers and rhythmic pulses, creating a sense of motion similar to a sinusoidal wave. Perfect for film, trailers, games, and visual storytelling. Composed & produced by Mita Maleki & Pooria Rahimian Available for film, TV, and game licensing. © Mita Maleki / Pooria Rahimian

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