A string trio arrangement of the song "Home" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Done for my brother's wedding.

"home" - string cover originally by edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros

from the 2009 film "Escape From Darwin."

the final shootout scene. lots of varying rhythms, with woven in guitar melodies.

"escape from darwin" - rhythmic/moody classical guitar action music

"we're gonna kill the stranger" - rhythmic classical guitar action/thriller music

from the 2013 film "somewhere slow."

the movie was a drama, but there were some thrills hiding in there, too.

"convenient" - thrilling, ominous, dangerous

from the 2013 film "somewhere slow."

this track closes out the film, and spans all the themes of the entire movie.

"somewhere slow" - strings, piano, rhythms spanning an entire love story

from the 2021 film "slapface."

this film cue follows the main character waking up and finding the terror the monster - or maybe HE - unleashed.

"sometimes really bad things happen" - slow, creepy horror build

from the 2021 film "slapface."

this film cue goes from fear, to terror, then to cautious acceptance, musically, and thematically.

"first she was a breeze" - creepy to thrilling to terror to love

The Demon Detective Finale

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Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money," but a more melodical, swing version. Complete with horns and one sly crooner.

"bitch better have my money" - swing cover of rihanna's song

Barry J Neely’s decades of composition experience, along with an extensive and diverse performance background, drives his passion for creating music. His often complex, odd-time rhythms combined with smooth, overlaying melodies offer a slight twist on conventional compositions, yet fully support and further the story and visuals.

His project name, the realm7G project, still has projects in the works, but he is currently concentrating on his film compositions.

barry j neely, composer

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