An acoustic instrumental with a clean lead electric guitar.

Clean Lead

A theme for Mordor, which incorporates the Main Theme

Where the Shadows Lie

Country life in Ojai Ca. at home all that came in on radio was a country radio station, slowly I fell in love with country music. Enjoying the CA based band Highway 101 .. and many others inspired my country twang for a few country songs produced with my friend Randy. 🌼

Taste the Passion (C) Linda Roland Vintage  * Lydialight

Here is the Overture I've made as a soundtrack for Scythe boardgame. 
I really like this boardgame, so I decided to create a series of tracks as kind of unofficial soundtrack to it. This Overture was intended to be just the intro piece to this series, but then I realized that it appears to be a single independent piece to perform. 
Also, I should mention that this is my first try to write a piece exclusively using symphonic orchestra and it wasn't easy to write this stuff :D

Anyhow, I hope, that you'll enjoy the piece and it will keep your attention even despite of that it's 11 minutes long :)

Composed and Produced: Uładzimier Kuźniacoŭ (@thelonewarbler)

Original Art Cover: Jakub Rozalski (https://jrozalski.com/). All rights to this amazing original art cover belongs to Jakub Rozalksi and I'm only using this art as a descriptional picture for the soundcloud track.

Scythe. Overture

Farewell to Maestro

Tide - Solo Piano

March of the Inanimate – Repossessed
Release Date: August 24, 2016
© 2016 Keith Richie

March of the Inanimate – Repossessed is a dark, cinematic soundscape that delves into obsession, mortality, and the supernatural. This reimagined and remastered edition of the original 2014 release expands the sonic narrative with new tracks and enhanced production—immersing the listener in a chilling audio experience.

A man, obsessed with defying death, steps into a long-abandoned home to retrieve a rumored artifact said to hold the key to immortality. But what he finds is not salvation… it is something far more sinister. As ancient forces awaken, his soul teeters on the edge of annihilation, pursued by horrors that march without mercy or sight.

This definitive edition draws inspiration from the atmospheric dread of classic horror soundtracks, particularly the works of John Carpenter and Alan Howarth. Through dark-electro pulses, suspenseful piano motifs, and immersive textures, Repossessed captures the mood of unearthed terror and psychological descent.

Now featuring three additional tracks and a fully remastered mix, March of the Inanimate – Repossessed stands as both a love letter to vintage horror scores and an original journey into the heart of sonic fear.

Critical Praise:

“Musically menacing, to say the very least. This opus incorporates haunting piano melodies and a deep intensity through its pulsing rhythms… it fits right into the gritty underworld of horror-movie-mania.”
— Jer@SBS, Sleeping Bag Studios

“Keith Richie has a way with electronic music—it rarely sounds synthetic. Here, he explores sonic storytelling beyond the confines of pop structure… an invitation to imagine films that don’t yet exist.”
— Robbie Tee, Jamsphere

Chasing Shadows

Prepare and advance

Old Town

Brand new track! 1/20/2018

DL for $1 here: http://noisealter.bandcamp.com/track/digging-deep

Digging Deep

Tune penned by Roy Williamson (The Corries) in 1968. In March 1990, during the last match of the Five Nations Championship between England and Scotland, it has been played for the first time in Murrayfield, just before Scotland's victory.
In 1993, the Scottish Rugby Union decided that Flower Of Scotland will be played before every match to replace… God Save The Queen! 
The song celebrates the victory of the Scottish patriots against the English invasion during the first independence war (1296-1328). Led by Robert The Bruce, the Scottish army sent home the troops of the Proud King Edward II during the battle of Bannockburn (1314). The two wars of the 14th Century will lead to almost four centuries of Scottish independence.
The famous band "The Corries" penned this wonderful tune that became then the National Scottish anthem.
Here's my tribute to this amazing duet and their great song: it's part of track 1 of my "Scots Wha Hae" album released in January, 2022.

Flower Of Scotland

Artist and Composer working in TV music, looking to move into other areas - game soundtracks, Movie scoring.

Where the Shadows Lie

Adam Richard Tucker Composer