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Last Updated: January 2, 2025

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From the composer: "Ode to the Breach" is a reflection on the chaos unleashed on January 6th and the unsettling normalcy of it all. Inspired by the concept of haywire normalcy, the piece captures the feeling of things going dangerously wrong—chaotic, out of control, and almost insane—yet repetitive and routine, as if chaos itself has become the norm. Its relentless rhythm mirrors the unsettling balance between disorder and control.

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Ode to the Breach

Ode To The Breach

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Last updated: May 13, 2025

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From the composer: This piano duet imagines the moment we reach our creator and finally understand.

Revealing

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Last updated: October 13, 2025

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From the composer: “Slowly Revealing” began as a solo piano piece, “Revealing,” inspired by the idea of meeting God or experiencing an awakening. This orchestral version reflects the meditative process of reaching that moment, with each layer unfolding gradually, as if drawing closer to a deeper understanding or presence.

Slowly Revealing

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First uploaded: February 22, 2025

From the composer: "Air Traffic" is about the delicate balance required to keep the skies moving—thousands of aircraft crossing paths, landing safely, delivering millions of people across the world. It’s a system built on precision, communication, and trust. But what happens when that system is infected by chaos? As the new presidential administration dismantles protections, Americans are left trying to hold everything together with fewer resources. Planes are crashing—literally—as uncertainty builds, and we collectively cross our fingers. This piece reflects that overwhelm, starting with driving percussion that spins up into a careful cacophony.

Air Traffic

From the composer: This arrangement of Claude Debussy’s classic appears in the short film “Redlining,” with music adapted by Lucas Grindley. Listen to the full score: https://soundcloud.com/lucas-grindley/sets/redlining

Clair de Lune (Arranged by Lucas Grindley)

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