Sydonia’s music delivers cinematic intensity, raw emotion, and adrenaline-driven energy, making it a natural fit for film, television, games, and visual media. Their sound blends crushing weight with atmosphere and momentum—music that doesn’t just support visuals, but amplifies them.

Over the years, Sydonia’s songs have been licensed across documentaries, action sports media, and independent productions, chosen for their ability to elevate tension, scale, and emotional impact. From driving action sequences to immersive storytelling, Sydonia’s music is built to enhance narrative and movement.

Some of the many places you’ve already heard Sydonia’s songs:

“Barnacles and Stripes” – A 2014 surf documentary film by Carsten Reimers featuring multiple Sydonia tracks in its soundtrack. Our songs’ heavy, driving rhythms helped capture the exhilaration of Western Australia’s surf scene, as seen in this film starring pro surfers like Taj Burrow and Mick Fanning. (The film’s poster even credits Sydonia among the featured music.)

Action Sports Media (Alli Sports & West 49) – Sydonia’s high-adrenaline songs have powered extreme sports highlights and promotional reels. Our music has been used to pump up the energy in skateboarding and motocross event videos, adding an extra layer of excitement as athletes pull off gravity-defying feats. The aggressive riffs and pounding beats of tracks like “Sing Sing (Final)” bring an unstoppable adrenaline rush to sports montages, making them a favorite for action-sports productions.

Video Game Soundtracks – Three of Dana Roskvist’s soundtracks have been used in video games, proving that our intensity translates perfectly into the gaming world. From racing games that demand a fierce musical backdrop to first-person action adventures that call for a dark, cinematic atmosphere, Dana’s music has amplified in-game excitement. Players around the globe have unknowingly banged their heads to our tracks while battling bosses or tearing up virtual roads.

Television Appearances – Our songs have found their way into TV programming as well. Sydonia’s music has been featured in background scores for dramatic series and talk shows. For example, an emotional Sydonia chorus can set the mood in a pivotal scene, or a crushing guitar line might play during a show’s transition to intensify the moment. Even major network programs have tapped into our catalog – from a hit HBO drama’s season soundtrack to snippets on daytime television – showing the breadth of contexts where our music connects with audiences.

Independent Films & Trailers – Filmmakers have licensed Sydonia songs to add credibility and punch to indie film projects. Our track “No Woman’s Land” (praised by Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe as “a song that should be playing on every radio station in every city on this planet”) has been used to underscore film scenes with its epic ebb-and-flow dynamics. In trailers and short films, Sydonia’s music grabs attention immediately – conveying drama and tension in just a few seconds of montage. Even fan-made trailers have speculated Sydonia’s involvement, with viewers pointing out the unmistakable vocals and guitar work reminiscent of our style – a testament to the distinct sonic identity your audience will notice.

Some of the many places you’ve already heard Sydonia’s songs:

Sydonia’s music has already proven its power across film, games, and visual media. With founder Dana Roskvist’s deep experience in both touring and cinematic composition, we offer sync-ready tracks and custom solutions designed to serve story, tone, and impact.

We can’t wait to collaborate and add your production to the growing list of those energized by Sydonia’s signature sound!