Tag: instrumental

Franco Esteve – “A Moment of Madness” – a harmonic motion, which builds up a quiet intensity

Born in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, with a globetrotting background, Franco Esteve is a multi-disciplinary artist – a Composer, Filmmaker, Writer, Photographer, and Artist. His multicultural upbringing throughout the United States and Europe led to his adoption of the concept of everywhere and nowhere for his views of life, origin, and culture. The […]

Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni – “Les Mauvaises” – a vibrant arrangement with alternating tempos

What we are presented with on “Les Mauvaises”, the latest single by Italian composer Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni, is a beautifully coherent piece of music that manages to push the music of Bazzoni further into new territories whilst retaining his core ideals. It really is a joy to see an artist continually managing this balancing […]

Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni – “Rome At War” finds the artist in true form!

The new musical piece form Italian composer Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni, entitled “Rome At War” finds the artist in true form for the new year. At a mighty seven plus minutes in length, the song explores and probes new ideas while reinventing the past with gleeful abandon. A complex cinematic rock composition which could seem […]

All Atomic – “Oceans of Neon part 2 – Robot Invasion” creates vivid images in your head

I have been following All Atomic since 2016, and he has never tried to make the same record twice, something that must have become increasingly difficult over time. This new 11 track album, “Oceans of Neon part 2 – Robot Invasion” amply displays the same creative bravery and commitment to transporting his listeners to new […]

SD83 – UFO Rock n Roll – a fascination for UFO’s and Aliens!

I am a Guitarist-Designer-Producer mixing EDM/Techno/Dubstep/Cinematic styles with 80’s Rock guitar instrumentals for film, tv and games. I struggle with chronic pain and social anxiety. Even though it’s hard to hold a guitar some days, making music keeps my mind off pain and my brain focused. I hope to be a positive light for musicians […]

Franco Esteve – “Apocalypse: The Doll Chronicles (Original Soundtrack)” grip your attention in a universe swirling with darker forces

When considering a multi-disciplinary artist like Franco Esteve, the force of his influences can often escape newer listeners. On each release he digs into his musical roots while carrying forward the lessons that he has learned from that experience. This makes each subsequent recording all the more complete. In fact his latest album, “Apocalypse: The Doll […]

Skholezy makes music that rocks steady, stirs the soul and creates a vibe

Skholezy makes music that rocks steady, stirs the soul and creates a vibe that helps you get to wherever you need to be. After taking some time to contemplate his direction in life and dealing with some personal issues he has now returned to doing what he does best – making beats. “I had to […]

Lorenzo Bazzoni – “Visions” builds towards crescendos which sound like a waves crashing

“Visions” instantly begins with uplifting and sweeping string parts while the drums crash and roll. The bass is warm and comforting instead of imposing, yet retains its rumbling insistence. A perfectly balanced arrangement of highs and lows, while the sound is tonally flawless. There are plenty of moments of intrigue and mystery which signal more to […]

natural dichotomy – “longings” – potent stream-of-consciousness songwriting

natural dichotomy is 40 year old composer and producer from Germany who has always had a strong bond to music. Listening to his favorite bands through headphones, his desire to make music was ever-present, however he never followed up on that inclination until a few years ago. In 2018 he discovered the power of virtual […]

Lorenzo Bazzoni – “Fortitudo” – a maelstrom of swirling keyboards and choirs backed by the ever-evolving orchestra

The self-taught Italian composer and producer, Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni, who started composing in 2015 simply using his ear in the absence of music theory, is back with another track, entitled “Fortitudo”. Here the composer, whose influences include Dream Theater and Symphony X, once again shows us his dynamic, and cinematic blend, of progressive symphonic […]

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