12 posts tagged with cinematic.
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Victory
Last episode (or is it? see below for details) of Creature Of Habit. [more inside]
En Garde!
Penultimate track from Creature Of Habit in which we find our protagonist brooding over the realization of the previous track, and facing down the Creature. [more inside]
Realization, Remembrance, Regret
Song four from Creature Of Habit. [more inside]
Attachment
Second track from the album/playlist I am working on. [more inside]
My ambient tune "Morning" showed up in this touching Source Filmmaker video (then on Valve!)
Morning is the first of four pieces from a release that I did earlier this year called "Within the Darkness." Quiet, atmospheric textures. I woke up one morning and this fellow on YouTube named MetalSeer had put up this really nice video from Valve's Source Filmmaker. [more inside]
CULTED
Culted was conceived after watching a special on Mass Murderers.
An industrial sound with cinematic undertones and a touch of electronica.
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It Was A Great Year (Movies With Robots)
Easy, nostalgic, cinematic electronica. The challenging part was getting the robots to sing - not too mechanically, but not too uncannily either.
Bagel on the Malecon
A very New York-bred outlook at old-time Cuban music, recorded entirely with .. violas! This was my attempt to create asymmetrical but memorable melodies, clear textures crammed with material, and experiment with multitrack viola as a concept, an ensemble. The sound of the classic Cuban bands had all that - except the violas, that is. This track appears on my newly released CD, the VJOLA: WORLD ON FOUR STRINGS
Eastern Movement
From the same record as "First Steps into Metropolis". More downtempo than pure cinema this time, but I seem unable to shake the latter.
First Steps into Metropolis
The opening song on a soundtrack to a movie that doesn't exist. I've only had the balls to show my friends so far, so I figured I'd let you guys listen. Please don't be too brutal. (Unlike my first HiFi post, this isn't a sampling experiment.)
Territorial Imperative
Music for your next heist.
Bed Concours
A song recorded with composer's own girly operatic vocal loops and swelling orchestra—in the vein of Steve Reich and Philip Glass
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