A sound engineer's incredible art form... the depth and tone vibrates throughout my body in waves!  Wonderful!:)

Great track. Love how it builds. Cool use of synth filters

it sound so cool..   it gives me the goosebumps  :O)

After Infinity

Jeremy J. Saks - After Infinity

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Just You And Me

Just You and me

"The Last Dawn of Eloria" is a vibrant and emotional orchestral piece that captures the grandeur and mystery of a long-lost civilization. Driven by flowing arpeggios, dynamic harmonies, and soaring melodies, the music paints a vivid picture of a culture's final, awe-inspiring sunrise — both majestic and bittersweet. With its exotic undertones and cinematic energy, it invites listeners into a forgotten world full of wonder, pride, and farewell.

The Last Dawn of Eloria

I never met my paternal grandfather.  He died from a brain tumor at the age of 57, before I was born.  My father never talked about it, but my mother did.  In recounting my grandfather's illness and the family history she knew, she told me that when my grandfather was very young, he and his friends would go play in a number of nearby orange groves. Those groves were beautiful, spacious, and the oranges were free for the taking. Unfortunately, they were also heavily sprayed with pesticides during that time period. My mother believed that my grandfather's exposure to those pesticides most likely played a role in the cancer that took his life many years later.  At the time of his death, there was little attention paid to the notion that pesticide exposure could impact one’s health and longevity, so there was no discussion of the matter when he became ill.

I have often thought about his life, as well as my mother's words. While we'll never completely know what happened, we'll remember my grandfather and this chapter in his story.  There are lessons to be learned from it, as well as similar stories from others.  Our environment should not be harmful to health but should protect it.

This improvised composition was written to remember my grandfather's story.

The Orange Grove

Cello with string accompaniment (For your Love )

In collaboration with Francess Harris. She played the piano composition and I did the composition of the orchestral arrangement. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Any comment is appreciated always.

Collaboration Timothy McGuire / Francess Harris

All The Stars

All The Stars (feat. Fr. Harris)

Heart of Hearts

Waltz Of A Hummingbird

This tune began with just the upright bass (played on keyboard) & flute part (played with real flute), that were inspired by an old song that Mark liked a lot by an English Jazz trio called The Herbaliser.  Once he had it in progress, he asked me & Chris to see if we could contribute.

I added the trippy high pitch reverse guitar effect, and the bluesy lead guitar in the middle section (thus the title, Blue In The Middle). And Chris added some delightful atmospheric guitar and effects, as well as the Portishead influenced drum track. Mark was then inspired to add the background echo guitar sound in the middle section, and a bit of percussion and minor sound effects. 

Then Mark laid a really fine mix on it and I did the final mastering.  I'm glad Mark brought me in on this one, I really enjoy the ambience of it.

Blues in the Middle - w/ Mistermark and CGManess

runx3 1 19 bpm take 1 2925

The Remaining Time

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Jeremy J. Saks - After Infinity

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