This track was composed at a school assignment by Khalil (playing the Qanun), Madi (piano, vocals and lyrics) and myself (additional strings).

Staircase Hideout - with Khalil & Madi

Produced by Robert Pabst, Anton Stein, Luca Milozzi and Gregory Ustasia. 
Robert Pabst - Granular synths, modular, techno arrangement
Anton Stein - Clarinet & Piano
Luca Milozzi - Guitars & voice fx
Gregory Ustasia - Percussion, Bowl, Poetry and vocals
Recorded at Abbey Road Institute Amsterdam

Concrete Trees

Soldier On

Di-Rect - Soldier On (cinematic remix)

Metro

War of the Worlds AI - Album Disclaimer

War of the Worlds 2023 AI - Episode 01 - Transmission

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 02 - Arrival At Black Rock

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 03  - WorldWide Invasion

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 05 - Safehouse Escape

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 04  - Desolation

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 06 - Turning Point

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 07 - Dream Machine

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 09 - Central Park Safari (Bloopers)

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 08 - Epilogue

War of the Worlds AI - Episode 11 - Elevator Music (WOTW Radio Edit)

This version of Gloomy Sunday is part of the Campfire Stories collaboration project. The 'more stories...' link will guide you to the album which is expected to be ready for mastering in 2020.
Vocals by Irina (  @irina-951237464 ). I found her acapella and I 'saw' a movie unfolding when I listened to it (many times). Her interpretation is the best outthere and I hope my music emphasizes that some more.

Don't forget to check out her account because her works are brilliant. Cinematic interpretation by Robert.

Check out the video

Gloomy Sunday feat. Irina

In a possible future, the Internet is down, there's no power, no food and no government. Most of the music is done with improvised instruments like cans, furniture and garbage. And the hits of today have become classical / folk songs. This is one of them.

This version of Blue Monday is part of the Campfire Stories project, 
Originally conceived by New Order in 1983.
Produced by Robert Pabst | Cinematic 
Vocals by Courtney.

Blue Monday feat. Courtney

Vocals by Irina (  @irina-951237464 )
Arrangement by Robert

Fever feat. Irina

Composed by Kate Bush
Lead and backing vocals by Nic Evennett (@wingless-night)
Additional choir vocals by Madi and myself.
Arrangement by Robert (@cinematic)

Nocturn is part of the Campfire Stories project.

Nocturn  feat. Nic Evennett (2022)

Imagine a world where any form of music is forbidden, so we have to break the law (The Silence Act) to have a decent saturday night out.

ILLEGAL (3D)

Campfire Stories

Child of The Moon - Feat. Julia

SECRET RHYTHMS (feat. my dishwasher)

Vocals by Holly Henry (@hollyhenry-1)  but transposed 2 semitones down so she now almost sounds exactly like Lana. 
written by Del Rey, Heath & Robbie Fitzsimmons

Old Money | Del Rey (cover)

I was playing with the idea to combine six days of Genesis with 4 billion years of intergalactic scientific mean time and put it to music. Let's watch creation take place from a safe distance.  The track starts in chaos (the void is a very complex place). Then  there's light. There's night and day. The ocean. Land emerges from the depths. Clouds break, stars appear and magic sparkles into a little symphony of life. Creation or Evolution? It's a miracle from both perspectives.

Observing Genesis From A Safe Distance

Composed by Van & Rosalyn Santos | The Golden Ohm
Arranged and performed by Robert.

Sunset Frontier

Composed by Damian Yoko (@damianyoko) 
Vocals and lyrics by Amy May Roux (@amy_may_roux)
Arrangement by Robert
Kalimba and synth solo by Damian

Simunye | Damian Yoko & Amy May Roux (Cinematic remix)

Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVSvp4YLFvo&feature=youtu.be

Do you want to go up? Or down...
Composed and produced by Robert
Voice by Connor Mills (Fiverr: tcmills83)
Mastered by Alex Gordon - Abbey Road 
Video master by Arjan Rietvink


The idea of this track hit me when I was on route and it turned out so much better than I anticipated. I was listening to a commercial radio station with lots of EDM and I wanted to create a commercially powered track people all over the world would go nuts about. But there are so many genres so I didn't want to leave anybody out. So I came up with an elevator that travels between euphoria (up) and the underground (down). I added a british voiceover to make it 'visible'. I know it's a crazy track, but it was so much fun! Hope you'll enjoy the ride.

Cheers,
Cinematic

Elevator Music

BEGINNING | Richie Krishak x Emelie Cyréus (cinematic adventure)

Intro sax by SWAM analog modeling. Tenor sax loops by Bob Reynolds. Technology has come a long way, but it's still easy to spot the real thing :)

Sax Maschine (with Bob Reynolds)

Really cool collab with Remeya Kingston (vocals, lyrics), Born74 (composer, main arrangement) and me (additional editing, drum groove, pads and acoustic guitar). Checkout the Buy link if you're interested in owning a copy. You can also find Rob Hayes' excellent soulful remix there. Uploaded with permission.

You can find Remeya here: @remeyakingston and don't forget to check out Born74's work too @born74

Give you All | Remeya Kingston - Born74 - Cinematic

Composed by Huxley Anne (@huxleyanne) and Sarah Hezen (@sarahezen).

Original version

Boy, No |  Hezen & Cinematic (original by Huxley Anne)

You Give Me Nothing - with Becca Jane Grey

Angel

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