So I was working on a Chemical Plant Zone remix/remake/thing and then this happened.

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Chemical Plant Zone / Stayin' Alive (Remix/Mashup) [Download link in description]

Something To Fight For

Hope Remains

watch the official music video: https://youtu.be/G9ZDEEzJ6Dw

written by c. linney, j. schoeny, r. jackson
produced by ran jackson
mixed by mike roberts
mastered by chris gehringer

That Night (Original Mix)

Music Inspired by the Movie 'Laura in Action' (2008)

I composed the music for the short film Laura in Action back in 2008. I originally started working on the film before there was an English translation of the script; instead I had a translated storyline to read and could see some storyboards and rough footage to get an idea of the film. At this point, I started thinking about what kinds of scenes would be in it, and thinking of themes that might work. I wrote a theme for the character of Laura and another theme for her Superhero persona. Unfortunately, I was never able to fully use the theme I had created for Laura because in the final script there were no good opportunities for it.

This is a soundtrack to an imaginary scene from before the film actually starts. The first part of the piece underscores Laura at night talking about her hopes for the meeting the next day in Copenhagen with Justesen Publishing where she hopes to have her dream of publishing her comic book realized. At 1:24 there is a scene change to the next day, an aerial establishing shot of the car transporting Laura arriving at the train station. She gets out of the car at 1:29, and kisses her boyfriend goodbye at 1:46; all aboard is called at 1:56. She gets on and the train begins to pick up speed (close-ups of mechanisms). From 2:30 onward is a train montage of aerial shots of the train crosscut with Laura drawing a battle scene from her Miss Crystal comic book.

Hopes for Tomorrow / Train to Copenhagen (Laura in Action - Music Inspired by the Movie)

Music Composed by Dalibor Grubacevic. 
Lyrics & Vocals by Award-Winning Croatian vocalist Gordana Evacic. 

For the animated feature film "The Heroes of Gheldrynn" being Produced by Wingspread Films and Written/Directed by George R. Powell. 


[SONG] The Heroes of Gheldrynn - "Come Forth"

I Was Searching For You, Under The Moon - Piano

My Setu Firestorm (punk rock) cover of Tangerine Kitty's song-gone-viral, featuring additional vocals by Stephen Motroni

Original Song by Tangerine Kitty
Punk Rock arrangement composed digitally by George R. Powell
Vocals by George R. Powell & Stephen Motroni

original song:
http://youtu.be/IJNR2EpS0jw

Dumb Ways to Die (Tangerine Kitty punk-rock Cover)

Cheese 'n' love - groove attempt [VRC6]

Anointed in Silence (Ingrid's Theme)

George Robert Powell entered the world in the summer of 1982, born in the Florida's Tampa Bay area. Taking an early interest in music, George began piano lessons with his teacher Annette Meyer in 1986 at the age of 4. In 1995, Powell realized that he much more enjoyed creating his own music rather than playing the classical music he'd been trained in. He began by playing his own renditions to popular video game music, and from there evolved into composing his own original work.

In 2000, George had been composing MIDI music long enough to start having a grasp on how to create music for specific productions. This is when he began to score independently-created computer role-playing-games for private online communities, where he went by the alias "Setu Firestorm" which stuck with him over the years that he spent sharing his musical works on Newgrounds.com. Over the years, as supported by his family and Jill Buyea and family, youth and drama pastor at Calvary Chapel Worship Center of New Port Richey, FL, Powell began to use his composing talents for various skits which later led to his composing for two major stage drama productions: "The Final Invitation" by Jill Buyea and "The Man from Galilee", an easter production directed by Tracy Metzger. 

His ability was soon discovered in 2004 by Robert Schaefer of Embassy Multimedia, a local recording studio, and George was trained in studio composing using Steinberg's Nuendo and a host of VST instruments. Since then, George has used his skills in digital composition to score multiple projects for clients all around the world.

In 2007, Powell scored his first feature-length independent fan film "The Hero of Time", produced by BMB Finishes of Atlanta, GA. His music for the film was "hailed as 'beautiful' and 'epic' by many, often cited as the film's best attribute" (Zeldapedia). 


Dumb Ways to Die (Tangerine Kitty punk-rock Cover)

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