Electronic Music Video Soundtracks

This is the first in a series of pieces that make up Unaccompanied, a long electronic work that is a reflection of my feelings on the issue of detention centres for children.
Instruments used include a Korg 770, Matrixbrute, Roland’s TR-8S, and a 90’s Ibanez electric bass through an Elektron Analog Heat Mk2. © SOCAN, 2019.
You can view the video clip here: https://youtu.be/DFPT9RxlxuY

Unaccompanied Part 1 - Family Separation

This is the second in a series of pieces that make up Unaccompanied, a long electronic work that is a reflection of my feelings on the issue of detention centres for children. © SOCAN, 2019.
Instruments used include a Waldorf Quantum, Synthi AKS, Roland’s TR-8S, the Rain Piano, and 2011 Telecaster '52 re-issue through Analog Heat Mk2.
You can watch the videoclip here: https://youtu.be/TO7hsoDeL8Q

Unaccompanied Part 2 - Taken Away

This is the third in a series of pieces that make up Unaccompanied, a long electronic work that is a reflection of my feelings on the issue of detention centres for children. Instruments include: Moog Grandmother, Memorymoog, 0-Coast, Eurorack modules, Spitfire Audio's solo cello, Lindsay 1920 upright piano. © SOCAN, 2019.
The accompanying video can be found here: https://youtu.be/s6n6kngW30U

Unaccompanied Part 3 - Detention Center

© SOCAN, 2020.
This piece is my way of helping to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. I am lucky to be surrounded by wonderful synthesizers,  and a willing partner in art, the talented Brenda Keesal. Footage is from downtown Montreal, instruments include: EMS AKS Synthi, Moog Grandmother and Waldorf Quantum.
You can watch the videoclip here: https://youtu.be/BizUCGbcjXg

Flatten The Curve

In November 2019, I shot some footage of early-winter snow. Since then, I had been looking for an excuse, for some time to write new ambient music, and my Covid-19 quarantine supplied that in spades! Ambient Flakes is dedicated to all the healthcare workers of the world - they are the best of what humanity can be. 
You can see the video here: https://youtu.be/PHD2zp0bFao
© SOCAN, 2019.

Ambient Flakes

When I first saw the Fort Point (San Francisco) scene in The Man Who Cheated Himself (1950), I was stunned by its lack of score. 70 years late, I bring my own electronic flavour to one of my favourite genres. 
Instruments include: Moog Grandmother, Waldorf Quantum, Fender Hot Rod Telecaster. © SOCAN, 2020.
You can view the video here: https://youtu.be/7hOtyoci0oY

Six Feet Apart - Electronic Track by Ned Bouhalassa

LeSynth is a passionate electronic musician who has been composing music for film, TV, concerts, and radio for decades. He learned synthesis on an Aries modular system and sampling on an Akai S900. LeSynth's studio is home to many electronic instruments, and he is currently writing LoFi music.