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Worst Case Scenario
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| Credits |
| Lyric Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Music Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Producer Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Publisher Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Performance Credits: |
Marty Kizer |
| Description |
Short Song Description:
Urgent minimal tension cue with a dark pulse and crisis-ready pressure. Ideal for true crime, worst-case reveals, legal drama, surveillance, evidence review, emergency planning, reality tension, and rising-stakes scenes.
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Long Song Description:
"Worst Case Scenario" is a minimal tension cue with a dark, urgent pulse and a crisis-ready sense of pressure. The track moves with nervous forward motion, creating the feeling of options shrinking, evidence stacking up, and a bad situation turning into the version nobody wanted to plan for. It has a shadowy investigative mood, but with more momentum than a slow-burn bed, making it useful for scenes where the stakes are rising and the outcome is starting to look grim.
With its restrained arrangement, steady pulse, and dialogue-friendly space, "Worst Case Scenario" works well under true crime narration, docuseries interviews, legal drama, emergency planning, surveillance footage, financial trouble, police procedure, reality TV conflict, competition pressure, and moments where someone realizes the damage may already be done. The cue builds tension without becoming oversized, giving editors a clean underscore for crisis meetings, worst-case analysis, evidence review, bad news reveals, failed plans, and "this could go very wrong" story turns. Approximate feel: 2:34 runtime, C# minor mood, around 161 BPM with a half-time tension feel.
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Story Behind the Song:
C# min
One-stop clearance. 100% master & publishing controlled by Marty Kizer (ASCAP).
Contact: Marty Kizer
artistcontact@martykizer.com
(904) 566-5100.
All tracks are original, sync-ready, fully cleared, and available with stems, instrumental, 60/30/15 edits on request.
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| Metadata |
Song Length:
| 2:34 |
Primary Genre:
| Unique-Soundtracks |
Secondary Genre:
| Classical-Contemporary |
Tempo:
| Slow (71 - 90) |
Mood 1:
| Anxious |
Mood 2:
| Restless |
Similar Artist 1:
| Hans Zimmer |
Era:
| 2000 and later |
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