Circles on G+ with Musicians Open To CC Collaboration?

Circles on G+ with Musicians Open To CC Collaboration?
A lot of the photographers on G+ also produce timelapse movies, which are best set to music. Music can make our visual work more compelling, stunning visuals can make your music more compelling. Rather than go the common online route of simply using whatever's convenient, it would be great to use the community and features of G+ to introduce visual and musical artists willing to collaborate, and help them come together. I've searched collections of Creative Commons work, but it's really difficult to find quality instrumental tracks (I can't set all my videos to techno). Perhaps we can start by creating a circle of musicians who already have trailer or soundtrack-compatible cc music, or who at least would like to receive and consider specific collaboration opportunities?

Some of the folks on G+ producing timelapse videos are pros, some are wrapping up feature films, many have large followings to give some nice visibility to musicians interested in greater marketing reach (or in adding some visual punch to their music demos).

Here are a few sample clips from my timelapses: http://vimeo.com/jeffsullivan/videos
One was picked up by the Discover blog: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2009/08/25/perseids-writ-large/
They're mostly older work; I haven't put together a demo reel yet while I lack suitable music and I've largely stopped uploading silent clips, but that's what I'd like to address.

There's an interesting discussion I'm forwarding below, including the reference to a potential source for commercial projects (directory: http://audiojungle.net/category/music/cinematic/dramatic-action-adventure). But I invest a lot of time and money in my creative work too, and promotion to my thousands of contacts isn't worthless either (my visual works have in the vicinity of 10 million view online), so I'm specifically looking for people interested in co-marketing. Any commercial use which comes up as a result would of course involve a different license.

So if you're a musician who would like to entertain collaboration proposals, respond here, perhaps with a link to tracks you'd like considered. If there's enough interest, perhaps we'll start a circle and come up with hashtags so we can easily find the latest music and video clips from people open for collaboration.

Note on shares: If I'm not mistaken, if you share this post from your incoming stream it'll delete my commentary here (an odd and unfortunate quirk of G+). Perhaps if you go directly to the link for this post and share that, it'll work: https://plus.google.com/107459220492917008623/posts/fP4AWytNAJx

Here's a direct link to the similar discussion by Ben Canales as well:
https://plus.google.com/107328949221172543768/posts/3fizsg4tFCq

Originally shared by Ben Canales

I HATE searching for royalty free soundtracks. It drives me nuts. Anyone know some sound artists here on G+ that may have work suitable to a night timelapse piece?