Name: Jeremy J. Saks - Call Of The Wild by Jeremy J. Saks |Composer|
Duration: 4 min 39 s
Description: All percussion is from soundsourcefundamentals.com Sample Pack 001: Rainstick, Shakers & Bells

Really stimulating combination of instruments. Nice!

Wonderful blending of sounds in here.  Super production.  Great composition!

Amazing production. One of my favourites of yours.

Great feeling of anticipation of finally reaching our destination as it goes on.

David Dunham AND Ren Faye on the same track! Wow! There's a video too at https://youtu.be/kOg5Yn9_-aw
To say I was lucky to collaborate with these two is something of an understatement and I would like to thank them both for their hard work and for putting up with me! I am so, so proud of this track and love the mood that we have created. I really hope you like it too! 

You can hear more of their work at:
https://soundcloud.com/david-dunhamuser589535203
https://soundcloud.com/renfaye-1

The lyrics are:

Catch the breeze,
Treasures for me...
Watch them go...
Watch them go...
The way the river goes..
Ebb and flow...
Ebb and flow...
That I used to know...

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Dream Catching (feat. David Dunham and Ren Faye)

Musikalische Weltreise

Olivenernte in Griechenland

All percussion is from soundsourcefundamentals.com Sample Pack 001: Rainstick, Shakers & Bells

Call Of The Wild

Jeremy J. Saks - Call Of The Wild

After Dark

I sketched out a woodwind melody 2018 and put it away not knowing what to do with it. Almost 2 years later when reading Mary Shelley’s 1826 “The Last Man” I had the idea to write a “end of the world” piece and remembered the melancholy melody from 2018. Shelley’s book describes how in the late 21st Century the whole world is ravaged by a pandemic that sweeps across the globe (imagine that). Shelley states that in 1818 she discovered, in the Cumaean Sibyl’s cave near Naples, a collection of prophetic writings painted on leaves. Shelley's The Last Man is considered the first piece of dystopian fiction.

Sibyl's Cave

Aeolus II: Piano piece in С minor. 

The first 'Aeolus' can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/anthonypaulcomposer/aeolus

Aeolus II

A song for those low moments!

Have a listen to the wonderful creations of @candyside-arcade
Their sensitiveside https://soundcloud.com/candyside-arcade/moment-one

Please don't despair there are darker things in this
world that could take you there
When daylight breaks across the lawn
And you breathe the pristine, scented dawn
You'll know we care
Reach out your hand and we'll be there

Please don't be low
There are better places in this world you know that you can go
Then the moon lights up the path ahead
And the jamine blossoms fill your head
You'll feel we know
Raise your eys to the afterglow

You hitched a ride and that's our gift

Please don't lose hope
There are bigger fools in this world to supply sufficient rope
IN the midday heat you'll rest a while
Brush the noble camomile and smile
Your spirits lift
You hitched our ride and that's our gift

You hitched our ride and that's our gift

The Gift

Wet Moon

I got some help from Dave W @dairv-dubbleyew. I felt the song lacked a little depht, so he helped me with some subtle beautiful guitars. The original sound is not that much changed though, hence I just replaced the audio here :) Please follow and listen to his excellent work :)

Inspired by Silmarillion and Lord of the rings

It is very precious to me and a it is a world I can escape too. I love Tolkien :)

(A small video with some artwork here: )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1P-YsG0kWY


Music/Arrangment: Achazia

Remains of Himring feat. Dairv Dubbleyew on guitar

Piano composition by Anibal Seminara
Image by Many Souffan

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Fantasía En Re Menor

Piano composition by Anibal Seminara 
Image by Many Souffan
ALSO VIDEO IN MY YOU TUBE CHANNEL
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2HL0xJlK7T4AlRXGgCVig

Réminiscences - With video in Youtube

Musician/Composer/Sound Designer/Producer
Owner/Operator of Sound Source Fundamentals

"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science."
-Albert Einstein

Jeremy J. Saks - Call Of The Wild

Jeremy J. Saks |Composer|

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