Filmmakers & game developers: use this track in your project!

This music is made available for free under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) license, which means that you can use it in your non-commercial project as long as you credit me ("Music by David Hilowitz" or something like that).

If you do want to use it in a small-budget commercial project just ask me, and I'll probably say yes. Contact form: http://davidhilowitz.com/contact/

A commercial use license can be purchased here: https://library.davidhilowitz.com/product/david-hilowitz-time-passing-i-contemplative-piano-and-strings.

Photo in cover art by Susanne Nilsson: https://www.flickr.com/photos/infomastern/34985684122/

David Hilowitz

Time Passing I (Contemplative Piano and Strings)

Mark started listening to electronic music as a pasttime during his studies way back in the 1980-90's. Eventually he wrote some of the artists and bought their music. After a while he became so interested, that he started creating music of his own.
To promote electronic music, he joined a local radiostation (Radio Cosmos) and actively played / mixed and presented electronic and cosmic music along with mainstream pop, dance and music from movies.
Now Mark plays some instruments and is himself involved in the rekindle of electronic and spacey music in Belgium. Enjoy what you find here, and show the musicians how much you like their music.

With over 20 years of professional experience in music composition and sound design, I've worked on different projects - TV, web, radio stage plays, theater stage plays and a lot of video games. Developing through collaboration, achieve new professional levels and work on a competitive projects with interesting and creative people.

Incidental Music For Eyelid Movies (IMforEM). That's the style of music I write and record. It's music to be watched with your eyes closed.

When I was 14 and trying to learn to play guitar no one told me about A440 tuning. I knew how to tune the guitar string to string, but wasn't aware that records and what I heard on the radio had a standard. I soon became frustrated trying to play along with what I heard and began making up my own music. Still at it.

More of my work can be found at https://incidentalmusicforeyelidmovies.bandcamp.com/ and everything (the good, the bad and the ugly) is at https://archive.org/details/@keith_q.