Name: Drive by Bob Boulding
Duration: 3 min 45 s
Description: The soundtrack to the video "Drive" by director Karla Guy

A track inspired by 70's and 80's European spy thrillers, with a little sci-fi twist. 
As always, a million thanks to Spitfire Audio Labs (labs.spitfireaudio.co.uk) and Pianobook (pianobook.co.uk) for their incredible and ever growing collection of brilliant free instruments!

Olive Ave

Credits: 
Max Frissen: standup and electric bass
Gavin GiaMarco: drums 
Noah Silva: violin 

I’ve been writing this song for a long time and thanks to the talent of Max Noah and Gavin I was able to add an orchestral part and make it like a Beatles song from abbey road

Sasha's Lullaby Demo 5

Credits: 
Max Frissen: electric bass 
Gavin GiaMarco: drums 

I’ve been writing this song for a couple years now and I recently added the shaker egg and synth sound but besides that I’ve had the rest of the song written ￼

One Year Ago Today Demo

The soundtrack to the video "Drive" by director Karla Guy

Drive

12 Tanz (J.C. Bach)

What Killed the Cat · Holly Freeling, William Belote and Bob Boulding 

What Killed the Cat 

℗ Freeling Records/Music House Productions 

Released on: 2019-06-11 

www.hollyfreeling.com

What Killed the Cat

What Killed The Cat

an arrangement for youth guitar ensemble of Mongo Santamaria's "Afro Blue".  Based on original 1959 recording.

Afro Blue (for guitar ensemble)

Composed, Performed and Produced by Holly Freeling & William Belote
Freeling Records & House Music Productions
Mixed by George Landress. Mastered by Pete Maher.

I Will Find a Way

Violet

Space 2251: An Electronic Symphony is meant to be a journey that develops and evolves throughout the piece. This is the symphony in it’s entirety, complete with a new video. (Go to the video page—it’s better with the video). While each movement can be enjoyed on its own, listening to them as a whole will give you the feeling of traveling to a new state of consciousness; an experience like having gone on a visceral, psychedelic journey.  We are all greater than the sum of our parts.  Once you see something, it cannot be undone…

Writing this together, William Belote and I went through a music discovery through uncharted regions, creating most of the sounds you hear.  It seems to me that the last great frontiers are: space, microbiology, the deep earth (the deep sea and the earth’s core) and the brain: large, small, deep and complex. Space is so vast, undiscovered, uninhabitable—and yet, it may be our last chance for survival.

Space 2251: An Electronic Symphony

Part 1 of a 4 part piece "Visions - Seasons".

Written, played, mixed and mastered by Martin J Greaves.

Drive

Bob Boulding

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