a simple ambient track with a cool drone thing and some little clicky bits

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Out of Reach is a hauntingly dreamy song about introspection, patience, and acceptance. In this single, ORCA combines clear female vocals with whimsical surf guitar tones that are reminiscent of bands like Eisley and The Cranberries. In addition to the guitars, the incorporation of moody background synth, keyboards, and echoing reverb builds a dream-like atmosphere that invites the listener to sit back and fall just out of reach.

Out Of Reach | Indie | Dream Pop | Indie Pop Rock

From: "Fear of Big Things Underwater" by Jacob Geller
Timestamp: 41:10
Reading: "Half mile down" - William Beebe (1934)

Fear of Big Things Underwater [snippet]

No more family ties in LA (Mashup)

This is my arrangement of "Crossing the Sea", originally composed and arranged by Go Ichinose for the "Pokemon: Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald" video games. This track only plays for about 10 seconds in-game, but I always loved the full version.

Crossing the Sea

The second draft of Try! I have pretty much finished the arrangement! Now I have to clean up some of the scores, adjust volume level balance, add some more effects to the intruments, equalize, and eventually master it! Its alot, but I love it! 

If you have any advice, let me know!

Try(WIP2)

thank you so much emily for featuring on this. 
this has been one of my favorite tracks to make! make sure to download it.

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thanks verzache for the help

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On My Mind (feat. Emily Lomeli)

Sonically cradling you with deep and honest 80's emotions Mitch Murder creates addictive retro synth masterpieces. As the story goes Mitch is an overworked Wall Street I.T. from the 80's who dreams at night other realities for himself. These are the soundtrack to his dreams.

‘The Real Deal EP’ is a throwback to the golden days of Wall Street and the five tracks were written “with the intention of re-creating that 80s Wall Street feeling; the feeling a stockbroker gets when scoring a deal.”

Loveable opener ‘Call Waiting’ is a glossy and euphoric slow-disco jam with radiant chords and retro drums that cannot fail to get you up on your toes. The jubilant ‘Digital Market Place Strategy’ then steps it up with rigid bass stabs and neon Casio keys and is an unmistakably retro disco stomper. Always sitting on the fun side of cheese, ‘Breakway’ is another gem with skittish analogue synths stepping up through the scales and twinkling off into the night.

Getting more romantic and coy, ’Outpost Alpha’ slows the pace and sinks into a still colourful but more cuddly groove before ‘Prime Operator’ closes out in a frenzy of pixelated chords and tightly programmed drums that reflect and refract bright hues all around you. It’s unashamedly joyous and celebratory stuff that brims with nostalgia.

This is an evocative and authentic offering that immediately transports you to a vibrant scene in 80s New York and does so with a real sense of charm.
Tracklist:

1. Call Waiting
2. Digital Market Place Strategy
3. Breakaway
4. Outpost Alpha
5. Prime Operator

Catalogue: DX7001
UPC/EAN: 7090040360014

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