Jak3 - Stadium Ruins (pre-console version)

Usually test stuff. Just... ignore I guess. I don't use this very often.

NEW: I am interested in Alternate Tuning Frequencies.

OLD: I am open to collaborations. Ask for remixes etc.

I left college to get away from all the musicians, as well as all the intellectuals, who had all begun to sound the same. I don't want to "know what I'm doing". I reject that rational pretense. No one knows. The scientific appeal of music is an inferior one. i do not care about the "science of sound" that is based upon encultured notions of what is or is not harmonious. I want to be the next Tom Waits. The next Isaac Brock. Hell, even Rob Thomas dropped out. and they all retain their SOUL.

If you would like to support this venture, please purchase my music at BandCamp: https://spontation.bandcamp.com/

Dm.A.A.

I am a part of the 432 Hertz Movement. 

Look it up!

Dm.

Soundcloud lists my profile picture as a freeware image because of it's image database, it is not. You may not use my profile picture in any forms of work without my permission.

Eventually I'm gonna post some shit on here.

Josh Mancell is a Los Angeles-based composer. He has created music for multi-million unit selling video game franchises (Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter), Emmy award-winning television (Clifford the Big Red Dog), festival-acclaimed independent films (The Wake of Light, Love Comes to the Executioner, A Star for Rose, Eat the Sun, etc) and a diverse array of commercials (including Target, McDonalds, EA Games and AT&T), logos and other visual media. Josh is also involved with several bands as both a performer and a producer (Exploding Flowers, Vagrant Winter, Fun Time Objects, Cellborg) and has guest lectured/panel-participated at American Film Institute, Berklee College of Music, Royal Northern College of Music, Sarah Lawrence College, UC Irvine, Cal Poly Pomona and LA College of Music College. His iconic music for the Crash Bandicoot video games was performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 2018 and music from both the Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter games was performed by the Manchester Video Game Orchestra in 2022.

Jak3 - Stadium Ruins (pre-console version)

JoshMancell