Up The Mountain

Stéphane JM Fraisse | Composer & Music Producer 

Stéphane is a French composer and music producer passionate about Rock, Pop, and Electronic music. With a keen sense of melody and atmosphere, he crafts immersive soundscapes that blend emotion and energy.

Open to collaborations, he is eager to work on projects such as short films, animation, video games, and creative media. If you’re looking for original music to bring your vision to life, feel free to reach out!

📩 Contact: sfraisse@hotmail.com

I love Music and Weapons like Katana Sword.
Darkwave,Synthwave,Retrowave and Electronic music

Hey, my name's ChocoYoki
Changing up the tones of what feels lonely.
I'm always out trying to fly,
Doing my best and not asking, "why?"

My rythm is intangible, some consider it unmanageable.
I'm genreless, but still on the list.
Making music on a whim, just a small swim,
A little shy, but not a small fry.
Love to train, no pain equals no gain,
Overthinking, but never quitting,
Likes ramen, maybe that's uncommon.

I'm self-taught when it comes to the DAWs,
Wish I knew how to make the good sauce,
Played some many years of piano,
Just making random imaginary audio,
Followed by endless poems, 
Riddles just for Holmes,
A bit of my odd stories, 
Maybe even some random allegories.

I make some music for friends,
I wanna be good by the time I reach The Ends,
Pushing forward without any rends,
Rising up to encourage good amends.
Wants to change everyone's world,
While still trying to become unfurled.

Melodic Electronic, Ambient, New Age, Progressive Rock.
I started composing in year 1991, with a Commodore Amiga computer. I released my works under the alias of Stun during that period, while being moderately active in the italian Amiga demoscene.
With time my setup evolved with more powerful computers and musical instruments. I also learned to play the electric guitar and the piano, and studied music theory.
On my SoundCloud profile you can find tracks from my early Amiga days, until my latest tracks, in a variety of genres.

Joel Remiel is a composer and sound designer based in Washington.

Often delving into sound design, fielding recording, and synthesis in the context of composition.

Some more experimental projects are here:
mirador.bandcamp.com  

Contact for media work or collaboration
at remieljoel@gmail.com

Best, JR

Scott Johnson is a composer for film, games, and other media. Also a writer and filmmaker, Scott began scoring his own films from a young age; with the idea of making movies naturally came the need for music. As time progressed, he further realized the power of the right score. Now a member of ASCAP, Scott professionally produces music for a variety of projects. His involvement ranges from student films to work from major film studios, such as Warner Bros. 

For Scott, film scoring is a process of energy and creativity. Adept at creating themes and symbols through music, Scott rewards listeners for repeated listening, especially in the case of a larger work such as an album. Scott enjoys film scoring because of this; there are a myriad of ideas in a film’s story to be represented musically. 

Every project has a unique sound. Scott not only writes music that complements the storytelling, but music that establishes the sonic landscape of a project (considering setting, characters, motivations, etc). In this case, an understanding of film is equally important to an understanding of music. While film scoring allows for a versatility of styles, a film requires music strictly linked to its DNA. For Scott, it's all about writing to this identity, exploring different harmonic languages, textures, and sounds to build an auditory story to accompany the visual one. The collaborative energy and effort involved in filmmaking has always been an inspiration for Scott. Like Christopher Nolan said to Hans Zimmer at the conception of “Interstellar”: It’s about knowing the heart of the movie. 

In addition to working with traditional, live players, Scott embraces technology in the music industry, and works at the forefront of its rapid development. With the art of sampled music and orchestral mockups, Scott focuses on achieving the greatest realism possible through the marriage of tools such as sample libraries and skills like orchestration and sound engineering. 

From the movies to personal life, music keeps everything connected. A film’s score integrates components such as character situation and landscape to reinforce a story. But outside of film, music connects people to their own stories, and to each other. Unique to the medium of music, something so personal to one person can instantly become personal to another the moment it is played. Mastering the psychology of music is a mastery of connection.

Gregg began his music career as a drummer working the local circuit in Wilmington, Delaware.  He joined a popular local band, The Bees, which included Benny Preston (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epfGYLUURdQ), Bob Henegar, and Bob Carryer.  It was Bob Carryer, a graduate from the Berklee College of Music, who introduced Gregg to songwriting and collaborating in a variety of musical styles and genres. 

Gregg performed his own songs at local venues in Wilmington, Delaware using his pseudonym, Allen James.  He met veteran bass player and Blues vocalist, Jimmy Pritchard (https://jimmypritchard.com/), who at the time was organizing and managing a singer/songwriter venue at The David Finney Inn in New Castle.  Gregg became a regular at the David Finney and was invited to appear on the popular Cable TV spot, The Tim Qualls Show, where he performed his Blues/Rock song, Land of the Free.
  
Gregg’s compositions draw from many genres, including Easy Listening, Rock, Indie Rock, Jazz, Blues, and Country. His songs are fresh, visual, rythmic, emotionally gratifying, and possess a sweet sensibility that touch a spark with listeners. 

Gregg can be reached at:
greggkemske@gmail.com

Hi, I'm Elaerin Kosetsu. A little musician who writes music for himself and the world. My tastes are very specific, but I hope that they will touch your heart as well as mine when I wrote them! And of course good luck to you traveler in your musical journey ;)