Lake of the Lion is the brand name and moniker for Luxembourg music composer and producer, Daniel Kohnen, who is steadily building up his catalog and increasing his fan-base with regular new releases. In recent years, ambient instrumental and soundtrack scores have been following a certain trend. Composers seem to have this motif of creating […]
Han Sino & Parth Patadiya: “A Murder In Me: The SCoRe” – deep, intimate and intense
Han Sino is a hardworking sound designer and spoken word artist justly admired for his music and various releases. However, his remarkable soundtrack for Parth Patadiya’s short film “A Murder In Me” may be his masterpiece, so far. It is, apart from being just the right underscore to this provocative film, music that more than […]
Mark Wind: “Te Makutu (The Curse)” – Built around a very powerful and ominous theme
Music composer Mark Wind has scored numerous award winning films including the short ‘Voice in the Head’ and the British Horror feature: ‘The Apostate: Call of The Revenant’ (2015). Last year we had the pleasure of reviewing “A New Day”, a musical piece which can be heard during the opening credits of the documentary ‘Waiting’ […]
Dennis Sy: “Life is What You Make It”- inspiring lyrics and a heartwarming melody
Dennis Sy is an award-winning, multi-genre singer and BMI songwriter, as well as GRAMMY-winning producer (for the album PRESIDENTIAL SUITE: EIGHT VARIATIONS ON FREEDOM by Ted Nash at the 59th Grammy Awards 2016). Songs from his 3rd solo album STRONGER THAN BEFORE have garnered multiple nominations and awards. Sy has also collaborated with other Grammy […]
“The Kamasutra Garden” Film Soundtrack Has Been Released!
[Tampa, FL], Dream Merchants Entertainment introduces the soundtrack of the feature film, “The Kamasutra Garden”. The film is based on an acclaimed novel of the same name by Riju R. Sam. The film is the story of the only brothel in the world, “The Kamasutra Garden”, where the women are trained in “Kamasutra”, the ancient […]
Corbeau du Nord: “Le Purgatoire” – filled labyrinthine musical worlds
Jason Bernier was born in 1978 in Longueuil, in the Montréal’s south shore, Québec. Coming from a modest background and raised by a single mother, his first contact with music was with a miniature wind organ of only 25 notes and 6 pre-made chords. Very quickly, the instrument became restrictive for his thirst of learning and creation […]
DARKMOOD: “The Haunting” – Creepy, goose-bump inducing, spooky!
Mind-boggling and delicious, DARKMOOD delivers a myriad of unraveled stylistic forms; beauty, grace, and eerie transitions into the deep unknown. He is beyond most anything currently on the electronica market. Listen again and again, you will not get bored. “The Haunting” is unrivaled genius with a taste for the darkly unfathomable. As with his previous […]
illrecur: “Ellipticon” a journey of sonically uncharted territory
illrecur [‘il-ri-‘kər] is an American music project and pseudonym, founded in 1997 and adopted by Jeremy Allen Pursell. As its main producer, singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, Pursell is the only official member of illrecur. His passion for electronic, film, and world music led him to further his range of instruments, styles, and knowledge in equipment. Since […]
“Veni Vedi Vici – Orchestral Compositions By Joey Cutless” – deep in symphonic sound with plenty of dramatic tones
Joey Cutless’ music has been featured on shows like “Making the Band” to “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, plus hundreds of other nation-wide, prime-time, and major network TV programs. His beats have been heard by hundreds of millions of TV viewers around the world. In addition to multiple hip-hop beats, orchestral compositions, and sound-bed music production, Joey Cutless […]
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” produces a unique listening experience
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the vinyl format and the successful analog-driven soundtracks of films such as Drive and Maniac. These influences can be traced back to the vintage electronic scores of iconic director and film composer John Carpenter. […]
