Jeff Russo

Hior Chronik - Stop Drawing The Fear

Goldfrapp's Winter Wonderland, taken from the 2008 Starbucks compilation, Winter Wonderland.

Goldfrapp - Winter Wonderland (from the vaults, 2008)

Fargo - Soundtrack - Main Theme - Jeff Russo

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

The Magic Forest

The Magic Forest (feat. Fr. Harris)

in concequence

Preview of 5 electronic ambience pieces for church organ compositions by https://soundcloud.com/edgars-raginskis

Church Organ Ambience

Release Info: http://ghostly.com/releases/glimmer

For the past decade or so, Polish musician Michal Jacaszek has been exploring a new, resolutely modern chapter in Eastern Europe’s long, storied love affair with classical music. His creations are painstakingly crafted collages of electronic textures and baroque instrumentation, harpsichords being swarmed by woolly static one minute and pulled apart by billowing wind the next. Ambient music—if we can generalize unnecessarily for a second—is rarely so sonically challenging.

Jacaszek’s latest album, Glimmer, is marked by a noticeable tug between melancholy and beauty, like it’s hovering in some gaseous grey area between both, at once both insular and extroverted. “I tried again to create some fragile beauty glimmering behind the veil of reality,” he says. “I built a kind of curtain out of dirts and fuzzes, and used pure sound of clarinet and harpsichord playing beautiful melodies as a contrast to its harshness.” This winking, push-and-pull tension runs deep and constant throughout the 40-odd-minute journey to the end.

To parse an album so deeply experiential and deliberately cohesive track-by-track seems unfair, almost ludicrous. But there are undisputed highlights—the apocalyptic crescendo at the end of “Evening Strains To Be Time’s Vast,” with its crunch of nightmarish noise and bit-crushed distortion; the dizzying, obscenely pretty tangle of Spanish guitar in “As Each Tucked String Tells.” Glimmer is, quite simply, an album that’s easy to get lost in without being easy to ignore. Don’t expect any eyelid drooping while it’s on.

Jacaszek - Dare-gale

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Composer and songwriter William Ryan Fritch has created an enormous and diversely inspired catalog of music in his ten year career; it leaves many to wonder does the man even sleep, and how is this much creativity still pouring out of him. Lost Tribe Sound releases ‘Ill Tides’; Fritch’s 14th full-length album under his own name. The album is available digitally and physically as part of LTS’s new series Dead West, a series of limited cassette tape editions.

For some, the make-up of ‘Ill Tides’ will beg comparison to his 2013 soundtrack for the Oscar nominated film ’The Waiting Room’, or last year’s ‘Music For Film Vol I.’. Such examples do provide good context, but may sell this new material short. Whereas most film music requires delivering concise, mood setting pieces, ‘Ill Tides’ was not created for any particular film. Fritch's aim for each song on ‘Ill Tides' was to be just that, a fully realized song, not bound by the time constraints and half finished narratives of commercial work.

‘Ill Tides’ pours like a smokey, velveted glass of whiskey for the ears. Ten richly textured songs form the bedrock of the album, with Fritch opting for a minimal and purely instrumental sonic palette made up of soaring mournful strings, rolling harp melodies, waterlogged drum lines, and hazy waves of tape distortion. The overtly oceanic theme of ‘Ill Tides’ could either suggest these songs do indeed tell the tale of some journey across the black seas and sun-drenched coastlines, or simply be a reference to the distinct ebb and flow of the album's architecture. As with most of Fritch’s storytelling; one absolute interpretation is never the intended answer.

Rest assured, this is no neo-classical snooze fest. It holds it’s own against any of the best experimental rock albums out there. As for us at Lost Tribe Sound, this is music that we live and die for, set in a timbre that makes our heart beat wildly . ‘Ill Tides’ is a rugged, hand built vessel but make no bones about it, she’s seaworthy.

Ill Tides

At Odds

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William Ryan Fritch - At Odds (from ILL TIDES)

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Legion (Original Television Series Soundtrack)
Jeff Russo

01. Young David - Jeff Russo 0:00
02. David in Clockworks - Jeff Russo 0:30
03. 174 Hours - Jeff Russo 1:00
04. Seeing Things Hearing Things - Jeff Russo 1:30
05. Run - Jeff Russo 2:00
06. David and Syd - Jeff Russo 2:30
07. Choir and Crickets - Jeff Russo 3:00
08. Tea and Memory - Jeff Russo 3:30
09. David Redux - Jeff Russo 4:00
10. Darkness (Full Suite) - Jeff Russo 4:30

Legion Soundtrack - Jeff Russo (Official Audio)

Thomas William Hill - Laniakea

Soundtrack from the Georgian film 'Sherekilebi' (1974)

Giya Kancheli- She is Here

Tree of Life

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Tree Of Life

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Legion Soundtrack - Jeff Russo (Official Audio)

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