Possible Gumball library track?

[Walk the Skies 202]

hxxps://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4j6l3b4428d4btf10thh0/gumuploads.mp3?rlkey=ipo4436iee37b2qtj9jinc4do&st=dlf3ocor&dl=0

Anyone who's seen my YouTube uploads or seen my work on the Gumball wiki knows I've already catalogued, identified, and confirmed several library tracks from The Amazing World of Gumball, mostly through cue sheets on GEMA. This track from the episode The Uploads, however, has me a bit perplexed. GEMA's entry for this episode had two tracks listed as "unknown," one of which clocking in at 24 seconds is referring to Beautiful Minds by Kathy Talbot from the Songs To Your Eyes library. The second one I couldn't determine, so thought it must be a mistake. Recently however, GEMA added cue sheets for the Darwin's Yearbook miniseries (see: clip show), and the list for the episode  "Teachers" has a track in it called "Yoga Training," credited to Ethan Anderson, Andrew Oye, and Andrew Wellington, and released through MIBE Music. My only hangups are that online identifiers don't pick it up as that, if anything library, and MIBE Music requires a login to do basically anything on their website, so it's nigh impossible for me to determine if GEMA is correct or not. Any help would be much appreciated.

(Also forgive me for the provided audio constantly looping that one part, it's tied to a joke in the episode so it's out of my hands.)

[Pigman]

I was able to access the track through A+E Global Media's SourceAudio using the SA account I made years prior. MIBE Music is pretty annoying to research/work with because of how inaccessible everything is. It's even more annoying that 70% of TV networks and shows source from it nowadays. At least Jingle Punks has that in-house preview and all those artist pages.

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/14QbZFEc-Dk0QFZhqcY-U_7U4SssI3cqC/view?usp=sharing

[Walk the Skies 202]

I was able to access the track through A+E Global Media's SourceAudio using the SA account I made years prior. MIBE Music is pretty annoying to research/work with because of how inaccessible everything is. It's even more annoying that 70% of TV networks and shows source from it nowadays. At least Jingle Punks has that in-house preview and all those artist pages.

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/14QbZFEc-Dk0QFZhqcY-U_7U4SssI3cqC/view?usp=sharing

Many thanks for this! What album was this released under, if you don't mind me asking that?

I definitely agree that it's bloody annoying when production music services keep their entire catalogues under lock and key. I know they do this to try and prevent people from getting the tracks unlicensed, but on the other hand how can they expect people to want to use their services before joining if they can't even demo their damned catalogue?

[Pigman]

I was able to access the track through A+E Global Media's SourceAudio using the SA account I made years prior. MIBE Music is pretty annoying to research/work with because of how inaccessible everything is. It's even more annoying that 70% of TV networks and shows source from it nowadays. At least Jingle Punks has that in-house preview and all those artist pages.

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/14QbZFEc-Dk0QFZhqcY-U_7U4SssI3cqC/view?usp=sharing

Many thanks for this! What album was this released under, if you don't mind me asking that?

I definitely agree that it's bloody annoying when production music services keep their entire catalogues under lock and key. I know they do this to try and prevent people from getting the tracks unlicensed, but on the other hand how can they expect people to want to use their services before joining if they can't even demo their damned catalogue?

According to the SourceAudio page the album is just named "Space Music (new age)" with no ID