My ship might not be the most impressive spacefaring machine one can find in the multiverse, but for its purposes it suits me perfectly well. It's my home, the place I can always rely on as I explore the depths of space. Despite this, it is for the most part still a spaceship. There isn't much room dedicated to anything other than the things it needs to fly and carry cargo. The home is what I make of it.

For some, the thought of leaving their home behind during their travels through space is unbearable; these (usually highly affluent) people prefer to bring home with them wherever they go. Some impressive engineering and a boatload of money actually makes this fairly doable.

I made a delivery to one of these people recently. Usually this is done on the surface of a planet, but apparently the client was on a tight schedule and could only meet as they rushed through a particular galaxy.

Their ship—if it can even be called that—was a massive behemoth of metal on the outside, nearly rivaling some smaller moons in mass. More important, though, was what it contained.

As soon as I parked my ship in the loading dock and passed a couple of airlocks, it was as if I had touched down on any typical planet. I found myself in a pastoral scene: a large, grassy field complete with a smattering of trees, a small house, and even a babbling brook. The ceiling had been fitted with a number of devices to simulate sunshine and clouds, and a system of ducts and fans along the walls carried air with enough volume to make for a fairly convincing wind. Had I woke up in the center of this colossal room, it might have been some time before I realized I was not on a planet at all. Every detail was accounted for to make this space the most convincing possible replica of the client's happy place.

More power to them, I suppose. I'd still take my ship any day. It probably can maneuver a little better than this metal monstrosity.

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Just played this out and thought it sounded good. :)

When morning comes, the sunrise will follow, and then the flowers will  begin to bloom.

"Rebirth" is the first track of the EP  "O R I G I N S"  by the author and composer Mroz. Close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by this ode to Nature and let your inner self be guided by this forgotten language.

Rebirth

Building The Light

Fugitives

Dive into the overthrow of an ancient tyrannical government. COMPLETELY UPDATED AND REMASTERED VERSION released to all streaming platforms 07.15.23, to be featured as a part of "DVĀRAM."

Motus

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THE SECONDS OF DAWN
Just improvised on the cello with ensuing additional electro backing. This was my first ever recorded improvisation work, back in 2016. 
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Website: http://www.fabianboreck.de
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Fabian Boreck studied cello at the "Academy of Music Hanns Eisler Berlin" and the baroque cello Master at the "University of the Arts Berlin".
He is the associate Principal Cellist of the Oldenburg State Orchestra, Germany, as well as furthermore a professional baroque cellist.
On both instruments he pursues solo and chamber music activities, as well as Hi-Res-quality remote recording tasks.
For more, visit http://www.fabianboreck.de
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Listen in better resolution on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rVqvNU9yoKw
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© by Fabian Boreck | Picture: Pexels
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Cello-Produktionen

THE SECONDS OF DAWN • Ambient Cello Improvisation with Electrosounds

The title track for my upcoming album "Civilization Soundscape," which is featured in the epic teaser trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwwH8h91FUU

Artifex (noun - Latin): practitioner of an art, craftsman, creator

This track acts as a small case study, epitomizing both my sound and what I try to achieve with my music. I start with a blank canvas and employ the simplest of motifs, a pulse on a single tone. With each subsequent layer I try to add intrigue and detail, giving a direction to the piece and painting a picture for the listener. Each layer is treated analogously to how an engineer would make use of a fundamental principle in their trade, ultimately arriving at something comprised of much greater complexity.  Finally, a simple harmonic structure is introduced, rich and vibrant in tonality, which I attempt to complement through the continued use of driving percussive elements. I intended the final product to feel built from the ground up like a group of architects beginning construction on a monument, only with the brick and mortar and mathematical axioms substituted by sonic motifs.

I hope you enjoy :) please comment with your thoughts and any critiques!

Artifex

Feel free to download and use it in your project, it can be used as background music for your videos, games or upload it to your MP3 player!

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8bit Soundscape

8bit Soundscape - FREE DOWNLOAD

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