Complicità

02 Part 2

Original score for the Documentary Series INTO THE FRAY, available on Fibe TV1.

"In the lead-up to the biggest fight of his life, professional boxer Brandon Brewer readies mind and body for the sacrifices of his true calling."


Consumes Your Mind

Epitaph (for Theo Calis 1960 - 2020)

Martin Hoogeboom: guitar/loop station
Marlon Wolterink: mastering

Theo and I have worked on countless music projects over the past 40 years. I have learned a lot from his stubborn and headstrong views and methods of recording and mixing music. His influence on my soundscapes is immense. In 2014 we both enjoyed working on “Where Do We Go From Here?” (2014 - Etched Traumas - ET77) which became also part of the soundtrack of Australian short movie “Grid Face”. Pieces for acoustic guitar and loop station.

In 2017 I worked on a sequel, the guitar suite "Licht". 
“Epitaph (for TC)” is originally a demo version of one of the pieces but unused in the “Licht” version as it appeared on CD (2018 “LIght / Well” - Thirsty Leaves Music - TLM019). Due to Theo’s health problems it was not possible to collaborate on this project but he appreciated the sober minimal guitar pieces for what they were.

I will remember Theo with great respect for the rest of my life.

Martin

Epitaph (for TC)

vídeo : www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4uYyX4ySvY
deep style in slow time! tense clímax. ritual flow

Peace

Echoes [video in description]

Stranded. Lost. Alone in space. A distress signal is broadcast. Does anyone respond?

Desolate Space

Australian Retro--Canberra Band-- Plutoastia

Grooveclowd Presents---Plutoastia--Happening Again

Blues instrumental. Music and all musical instruments - LeoMReznik. 
 Here I tried to recreate the old electric-lamp sound of instruments, as in those long-ago 60s, when I was in school and we played at parties.

I used a painting by the wonderful artist Alice Mayskaya:)

The Urban Cats Blues

"Japanese March" composed by LINIR OR

09/October/2020

A Child Of Stone (Welin/ Rivas)

Choppy seas, calm waters...the Cumbrian coast has its fair share. From the village of Seascale was noted the boat club pictured. The once next-door village of Windscale became known for its massive nuclear plant in the late '40s. Following a disastrous fire in 1957 (caused by uranium overheating)the plant was renamed Sellafield. The Windscale Boat Club however lives on.....

Yachting At Windscale

A sonic journal to document my exploration and discovery of sound.

Desolate Space

An Auronaut