A demo composed by Thomas Bingham using EXTINCT from FOLKLORICA - a virtual instrument project by Lucie Treacher which draws from folklore, mythology and superstition. www.folkloricasounds.com

Choosing To Remember by Thomas Bingham (using EXTINCT)

Composer, musician, orchestrator/arranger. BM in Composition from The University of the Arts, and an MM in Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games from Berklee College of Music, Valencia Campus.

Composition, Music production, Mixing, Mastering
email: info@nick-philips.com

18-year old, singer, songwriter, and music producer, Bashia Rivera.
Born in California and currently living in Guatemala.
Creates her own music from scratch.
Bashia writes most of her songs using metaphors, which allows each listener to have a different meaning or perspective of the song, rather than it being specific. She writes her songs based on her own real-life experiences and sometimes she creates stories, based on her feelings and emotions.

Bashia’s music is characterized by being cinematic, ambient, mellow, and ethereal.
Listeners describe her music as “Dreamy” “heavenly”, “mesmerizing”, “delicate”, “smooth” “unique” and “nuanced”.

Bashia has now released four original singles: “Butcher”, “Can You Hear Me?”, “Stop Feeling” & "Dear Copycat".
She also collaborated with Ameka on the single "Simple". 

She is currently working on new music.

-	Wishing everyone a lovely day.

Michele Deiana (1992, Cagliari) is an experimental minimalist-driven Italian composer based in London.
His work focuses on archetypes and fundamental aspects behind personally influential concepts or stories, translating them into intense, intimate and highly emotional artistic journeys. 
Conceiving composition as a multi-disciplinary activity, he creates hybrid works that move across the worlds of music, cinema, and theatre. 

 

Michele has a distinguished academic formation, earned by studying in the Conservatories of Cagliari (studies in classical guitar, harmony and counterpoint), Venice (BA + MA in Composition), and Birmingham (studies in Composition as an Erasmus+ scholarship holder).

 

In 2021 he is one of the 12 selected composers at the prestigious Composers Academy of the Cheltenham Music Festival in the United Kingdom.

 

He is a co-founder member of the Venetian organization VER-V, interested in exploring new ways for artistic research and production, mainly focused on the sound/performance field.

 

His works have been performed and broadcasted at festivals, institutions, and radio stations such as RaiRadio3 (IT), La Biennale di Venezia (IT), Pinault Foundation (IT), MUTEK San Francisco (USA), Moving Body Festival (BG), Montréal International Festival of Films on Art (CA), ThinkThank® Birmingham Science Museum (UK), Los Angeles Lift-Off Festival (USA), Screen.Dance Festival (UK), amongst others.

He worked with professional ensemble in Italy and UK, such as Perpetuo Saxophone Quartet (IT), Ensemble Forma Libera (IT), Decibel Ensemble (UK), The Carice Singers (UK).

Lucie writes music for film, video games, installations and performance.
Originally from the Highlands of Scotland, Lucie spends her spare time recording crunching leaves and washing machines and listening inside of shells.

@lucietreacher