Here is another orchestral piece that was done.. This one for a video game, very dark and heavy, w/ an eerie, lasting ending..  

9th Evolution - Orchestral Score, Dark Matter Theme (Nicholas Whitfield)

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MUSICIEN CREATEUR ELECTRONIQUE

Fresh out of central Florida comes a band of razor-sharp intensity, with a stylized combination of heavy and melodic chops which will leave you breathless on the edge of your seat and begging for more. With creative visionary Nicholas Whitfied at the studio helm, and a powerful live band, 9th Evolution is a force to be reckoned with. Their two albums, "The Life Atomic" (2010) and "Retro Americana" (2012) are deeply personal for Whitfield. They are a commentary on our modern world, and a clarion call for change. They speak intelligently about social issues, without losing their audience. The music speaks for itself, and it is a voice which we cannot ignore.

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hobbys and reaseach
Parapsychology
mysticism religion
Chemical reactions
Hermetic Sound Science

 born in kentucky june 30th 1985. 
started singing since i was 12. 
joined high school choir in nampa idaho at nampa senior high school, gratuated 2004. 
went to school for graphic design gratuated pregnant in 2007. 
im a mother trying to do something better for my family. 
came out of hiding with my vocals in the summer of 2011. 
DIFFERENT, CREATIVE, ODD, AND ARTISTIC!


tryin to make something better for my family a dream to come true so i can express my songs the way they were ment to vocalist from boise, id

I hate these things, bios. I don't want to sound full of myself, full of $hit, or bore you to tears either! I adore music; I can listen to anything except Old School Country: Any song that starts with a violin giving 3 short notes is bound to be something about someone who's having the worst day of their lives. Dog died. Parents in car wreck after divorce on same day. Lover slighted, left, cheated, not interested anymore, fucking your brother AND father at the same time... (Sorry that last one was from PornHub)... and it's a depress-fest tear-jerking suicide-awareness song of please-kill-me-now-ness. They don't have meds yet to deal with that shit. When I was in my early years I loved 70's rock & pop. My teens were Metal & Grunge. 20's, Rock & Metal, 30's DubStep & Techno. Now I'm starting to appreciate Rap & R&B. Playing music was never my strong suit, but if I found the right software or mixer or something, I could probably make something half-decent(or half-assed).