I really love your music man... You understand what music is about. Why aren't you a (big)ger artist?

Music for Adventurous Film (Theme 1)

Alex B - Anarchy

The Story of “Arachnid Spackle” (narrative prose) by Len Rice
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The spider stirs as hazy beams of warm sunlight stream through weathered panes making glitter of the dusty air.

Descending from the safety of the lofty web to explore the vast universe of the decaying Victorian home-

It ventures cautiously into the unknown with speed & stealthy stillness endeavoring to evade detection by enemy & prey.

Soon faced with a perilously wide expanse of bare wooden floor speed is its only option.

Nearing the safety of the opposite wall a fiendish cackle announces discovery by the most feared foe:  the old woman.

A frantic frenzy of sadistic stomping & striking with all at hand befalls the spider as it deftly dodges each blow on its way to the wall.

Halfway up with speed failing to elude the assailant it resorts to stillness as a rolled newspaper finds its target.

With a stifled scream the spider becomes a permanent part of the crumbling plaster wall.

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Roused by their mother’s death cry her offspring begin to emerge from scores of spherical silken eggs to seek & avenge her fate.

Nourished by rage they grow overnight to gargantuan proportions instinctively forming bushido battalions at first light.

The sound of marching shifts her slumber from dream to drowsiness until daylight’s horrific horde makes wide her eyes.

In slippers, robe, & disbelief her retreat from revenge is soon blocked by back to wall.

Their steady advance becomes a focused fury of web spinning entombment.

With a suffocated scream the old woman becomes a permanent part of the crumbling plaster wall.

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Arachnid Spackle (click HERE for horror story) 🕷

A recent dramatic piece I made during some down time. Thanks for listening. 


Image courtesy of flickr user at www.flickr.com/photos/68013881@N04/22148645566

Stasis Complete

And now for something completely different...

No, I didn't become a Rastafarian, although I've enjoyed reggae for years! This reggae song got jazzy when my 80-something dad applied his saxophone skills to my melodies. I learned later that "reggae jazz" is an actual genre... I have lots of new music to discover!

Instruments, in order of appearance:
Casio MT-400V
Korg Polysix
Moog Taurus
Zildjian hi hat
Cabasa
Korg Triton(kick & stick)
Guiro
Woodblock
1938 Martin Tenor Saxophone
Flex-a-tone
Korg MS-20Kit
Echo Mic(toy spring reverb)
Korg Triton(vibraslap)
Yamaha Alto Saxophone

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Many (with my dad on sax!) 🎷

Tsaint mwaku kamano seed

So I got bored of not recording any vocals and this happened.
All instruments are performed by myself including the strings which consist of violins and bowed guitar.

Take It Slow

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A dark yet romantic track that creeps into existence.

Never Ending - orchestral loop developed

I am a UK based writer who writes no particular genre; 
however I am feeling at the time, or whatever I have inspiration to write, I write. 
My music is heavily influenced by emotion and a yearn to express it through what I create, which is why my tracks vary so much.



all my tracks are free to download and modify as you wish on the condition that you ask my permission first

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