Deep in the Mojave Desert, Valley of Fire, Nevada is 45,000 acres of brilliant red Aztec sandstone. With the scorching desert sun reflecting its rays off of the various rock formations, the entire landscape appears to be on fire.  In prehistoric times, dated between 300 BC - 1150 AD, Ancient Pueblo Peoples, known as the Anasazi, inhabited the land, leaving behind amazing petroglyphs on the face of the formations throughout the valley. 

If you're lucky enough to visit Valley of Fire during sunset, you'll experience an explosion of vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows radiating across the landscape, all while feeling a sense of complete isolation.

I tried to capture this sensation by slowly building a crescendo of arpeggiated synthetic textures and clock effects, exploding into ambient guitars and pulsing drum beats, ending with only a trace of ambient chaos noise representing the dark of night enveloping the valley.

Valley Of Fire

orchestral x electronic composer - songwriter - cinematic soundtracks - video game scores - tv audio - orchestral works - sonic experiments

Contact me at ionacatherine.mus@gmail.com for commissions or the use of any of my existing music - always happy and excited to talk about any projects or uses!

I have been producing, shooting, and editing videos, ever since I was 12 years old. I have borrowed my style of shooting and editing from various movies and utilize them to present my short film/documentary/event work in the most professional way possible. I currently attend the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) as a Film Major and intend to pursue a career in the video production industry after I graduate.

Everyone creates music that reflects what is inside him.

«Florescence» - 50%
«Simplicity» - 40%

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Valley Of Fire

John Knipp