VideoHelper

VideoHelper has a diverse catalog that resonates with fans of orchestral music. One standout track is “Elegant Murder,” which captures attention with its unique composition. The alternate versions, such as “Elegant Murder (ALTERNATE NO BEATS)” and “Elegant Murder (BACKGROUND),” offer different takes that highlight various aspects of the original piece.

“Personal Crossroads” brings a different mood, showcasing a blend of emotional depth and intricate arrangements. Other notable tracks include “Bladestorm (ALTERNATE MUSICAL)” and “Battledrone,” each contributing to the varied soundscape VideoHelper creates. The tracks “On The Low End (BACKGROUND)” and “Infamous” further demonstrate their ability to craft engaging music.

Songs like “Dead” and its version “Dead (No Vocals)” provide an interesting contrast, allowing listeners to experience the music in different ways. This variety keeps fans coming back for more, exploring the different nuances across VideoHelper's body of work.

VideoHelper has been active in the classical and orchestral music scene with their latest album, “¡Prendelo! (2025)”, which showcases a fresh blend of traditional and contemporary elements. Another album, “Día de los Muertos (2025)”, pays homage to cultural themes, while “Stadium Rock (2025)” explores a different avenue, integrating orchestral arrangements with rock influences.

In terms of singles, “Good Dirty Fun (feat. William Werwath) (2014)” stands out with its engaging rhythm. The track “Enlightened Heavyment (Alt. Extended) [feat. Joe Saba & Stewart Winter] (2014)” offers an extended experience for listeners, while “My Other Other Girl Background (feat. Brian Randazzo) (2013)” adds a lighter touch. The collaboration “Best Buds (feat. William Werwath) (2013)” rounds out the recent offerings, reflecting VideoHelper's diverse range and ability to connect with different musical styles.