Artwork ‘Stargazing’ (linocut) by Shelley Savor https://shelleysavor.com/
Mastering by Marlon Wolterink (White Noise Studio)

Tender is the Night

OFFICIALLY RELEASED! PLEASE VISIT https://lumiphonstudios.bandcamp.com/album/agatha-the-original-motion-picture-soundtrack-volume-1
Vinyls are being pressed! Stay tuned!

Electronics, Tape, Orchestra
Composed, arranged and produced by JS-Horseman (Jeremy Santiago-Horseman
Please, stay tuned for the for the album's complete release, coming soon! So far, the soundtrack and sound design, created by JS-Horseman of LumiPhon Studios has received several nominees for Best Music, Best Score, Best Sound within the independent film world. 
Agatha, is an award winning animated Horror Film created and directed by Kelly ad Roland Becerra, shown in multiple independent theaters, world wide, a SoMuch Pictures Production. 

AGATHA ©SoMuch Pictures, 2022
Track Cover Art: Roland Becerra, Film Still from Agatha, 
©SoMuch Pictures, 2022

Agatha, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

AGATHA; The Meeting of the Professor and the Deranged Homeless Man

Sirens of Kyiv

Spring Will Come

From the album The Persistence of Memory, released on the earsay label.

The Persistence of Memory

The Persistence of Memory 5

The Persistence Of Memory 5

The Persistence of Memory 3

The Persistence Of Memory 3

David Nunezanez - Obsidiana II - David Nuñez

David Nunezanez - Bringing Back From The Edge - Champs d'Action

In the spring Lemon Creek comes down the mountain with fierce, roaring white-water energy. But in July, when this was recorded, it meanders leisurely through pebbles and rocks, whirling and burbling, trickling and whispering. Take a moment and listen. Slow down. Breathe. There is magic in listening.

A Calm Moment - Walking along Lemon Creek

A short piece composed with Gareth McCarthy on homemade bowed electric monochord and electronics.

Mono Y Mono with Gareth McCarthy (monochord and electronic manipulation)

Eternity Gaze is a work in four movements, each of which explores a different musical and cultural space. This is movement one. 1] "Looking Outward Together": the musicians look toward the musical styles of each others' instruments; they slowly slide into jazz-blues as the common ground. 2] "Forgetting Time" is medieval: the erhu plays a seemingly endless melody that ebbs and flows, surrounded by a veil of harmonics and muted notes. 3] "In a Mirror": driving music  combines minor modes with a three-note pentatonic motif. 4] "Here, Now" mixes extended chords and polyrhythms often found in jazz and new music with rising lines on erhu, ending with assertive, happy Beethoven piano arpeggios and an unstable erhu melody that creates a strange dichotomy that reflects our time.

Eternity Gaze, 1 - Looking Outward Together

A second Call, A Suite for Ten Habitable Planets n.2
http://js-horseman.bandcamp.com/album/a-suite-for-ten-habitable-planets

Initially inspired from NASA’s 2017 discovery of 7 possibly habitable Earth-size planets, the composing of "A Suite for Ten Habitable Planets" began that year and reached its completion in May 2019.  Playing with a broken radio receiver and shoebox tape recorder sparked the fantastical desire to transform into a radio wave to escape from a current physical state.
A Suite for Ten Habitable Planets, a series of ten sculptural dissociative airs assigns symphonic characteristics to various experimental microphone recordings, fractured liturgies, the human voice, analog synthesizer, the noise spectrum (blue, white, pink, brown) and percussive bursts from a broken radio receiver. The original layers of recorded material were patiently reformed and glued together through processes of recording and re-recording with tape, lathe cut vinyl and digital manipulations (three distinctly different sonic worlds) which slowly transformed them into subtly rhythmic, densely colorful, and textural habitats.
Composed, Recorded, Produced by Jeremy Santiago-Horseman (JS-Horseman)

Mastering by Raffael Pezzella (Sonologyst)

Musicians: 
Soprano Voice, Kirsten Marsh & Megan Murphy
Tenor Voice: Robert Dunlap
Baritone Voice: Ezry Santiago-McRae
Violin: Shelby Dems & Dylan Jackson
Viola: Sara Potocsny

Cover Art: Jeremy Santiago-Horseman

©JS-Horseman

A Suite for Ten Habitable Planets

A Second Call (from A Suite for Ten Habitable Planets)

Award-winning composer & performer John Oliver creates electronic sound art music, writes music for classical musicians of the world, and performs chamber music as a guitarist. His compositions have been performed extensively in his native Canada, as well as in Europe, Asia, and the Americas, and heard worldwide on over 30 commercial and indie recordings.

Eternity Gaze, 1 - Looking Outward Together

John Oliver

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