Here's the finalized version of the score "The Assassination of Henry William McCarty". This piece I decided to focus on the 1928 Steinway Legacy piano sound. I had been listening to a lot of Thomas Newman's work so everything from "The Road to Perdition" to "Cinderella Man" to even soundtracks like "A Beautiful Mind" by James Horner and "The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford" by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis. Actually it was "The Assassination of Jesse James" that inspired me to write the music with that subtle tone and it was Thomas Newman's styling that helped develop this score. 

Anyway, as the title also entails, this is my submission for the 8Dio contest where you highlight one instrument of theirs in your score. So as I mentioned I picked the 1928 Steinway Legacy scoring piano for my main instrument. I wish I had the Adagio Strings because I know that would have enhanced my score WAY more but alas I'll have to work with my EWQL strings until then. 

Anyway, enjoy the piece and I'll have my other "A Farewell to the Infamous William Henry McCarty" piece finished soon. Share, Comment, Like.

F I R S T | E D I T I O N S - The Assassination of William Henry McCarty by J Scott Rakozy

Lose You Again

I fuckin love keem. Obviously. Ever since sonny first played me his music years ago. Hangin out wit him recently has been a real treat n I feel like this tune is jus the beginning

leavemealone

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I enjoyed working on this beautiful piece of music written by Lee Johnson for his album, and DVD, "Sand Floor Cathedral." 

Sand Floor Cathedral

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Capriccio Demo - Kaleidoscope - Valentin Boomes

A spectral collection of songs suspended between memory and absence. Quiet moments like this don't exist - drifts through dark dream pop, ethereal soundscapes, and ghostly lullabies, blending fragile vocals with reverb-soaked textures, sparse piano, strings, and ambient synths. Each track is a whispered confession from rooms long abandoned, church halls left in shadow, and gardens that bloom with quiet lies. Inspired by the haunted intimacy of Beach House, the spectral minimalism of Grouper, and the cinematic melancholy of M83, this album invites you to linger where longing and silence converge.

Fading into Quiet Grace

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