2011 Approx Rhythm Of Life 1st Draft Abandoned

First output from draft recording rhythm of life (2010)...not as intended creation but too good to abandon.... recorded roughly only via mp3 player to return to

reflections:
snow white bugsy wasp looney

Snow White Looney Bugsy Wasp 1st Output Rhythm Of Life (2010)

First demo #bryanmorrison #morrisonleahy #starstreet

Without You - Amira Sagher (1997/1998)

Originally written as a piano piece in the style of Satie's Gymnopedie, I decided to use this as the basis for my first experimental instrumental production.

Written, arranged & produced by Amira Sagher.

Cabarella (1998)

The track that attracted the interest of publishing legend, Bryan Morrison, who presented it to EMI records in 2000.

Vocals: Laura Colgate
Written & Arranged by Amira Sagher
Produced by Amira Sagher and Richard Sparkes

Paradise (1999)

Reviewed by Anne Savage and Ras Kwame at Radio One Live, Brighton, see my website www.amirasagher.com for full industry reviews.

Written, arranged & produced by Amira Sagher.

Awakening (2003)

This was the one of the last tracks I wrote before taking a break from music back in 2004.

Fluid is a fast, rhythmic track with a septic feel in the instruments used. 

Written, arranged & produced by Amira Sagher


Fluid (2004)

Exhilarating Chillout, with lots of instrumental melodies building to an uplifting array of sound.

Written, arranged & produced by Amira Sagher

Smile (You are OM) (2010)

Exhilarating chillout

Written, arranged & produced by Amira Sagher.

Rhythm is Life (2011)

Amira Sagher Jingles for Creative FM, 2003-2005

Creative FM Jingles (2003-2005)

Hooks, Rhythm and Bass. Music made to move you. Exhilarating chillout for radio and moving image. Feel free to remix and sample

Industry interest: Bryan Morrison (Pink Floyd, Wham, The Pretty Things), EMI, BT (Get out there), Audio Network, German Radio. Reviews from: Anne Savage, Ras Kwame, Bobby & Nihal (1999-present date).

I was born in Wimbledon, London in 1977. My father, a Libyan diplomat, my mother a Scottish housewife. I began life as a classical pianist, age 3. Reading music before reading language discovering computer technology in 1993 which opened my horizons to a vaster potential of music creation.  I studied Audio Engineering at Strodes College, Egham, created my first 4-track vst arrangement of 'every breath you take' and decided I had learned enough to leave college and start writing using my newly bought Atari STE1040. Within a couple of years I gained the interest of various professionals in the music industry, including Bryan Morrison, and EMI Records. My personal life was challenging. Since my boyfriend's suicide in 2002, I turned my life towards the study of mental health and consciousness. I took a distance learning course in Maths GCSE studying from a taxi and worked part time to to gain entry to Royal Holloway, University of London, with a grade B in 2006. I took a Masters at Northampton University and became a scientist in the field of exceptional human experiences. I was the first scientist to define the mechanics of mental health as features of psychic phenomena and have worked with many well known researchers in the UK and USA. Following a stroke in 2014, I established the science of sexual energy and continue to develop the understanding of its relationship with environmental processes. This necessarily includes but is not limited to the study of personal and global climates, extra terrestrial space and the study of intragalactic dynamics, the basis of which is sound, science and narrative-based experience which makes up the fabric of our lives ahead of and backward in time. I am a three-times published peer-reviewed scientific researcher with leading science journals and have a following of over 16,000 organic members.

Music can be remixed / sampled royalty-free unless profiteered

www.facebook.com/spiritsciencesound for the visual-narrative of sound (down)
www.facebook.com/ompassioncic for the narrative of mental health

Amira Sagher

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