Written By Spencer Motamedy and Darren Motamedy
Erhu - Nate Miller
Bass - Spencer Motamedy
Piano - Darren Motamedy
Drums - Ryan Passion

Silkworm

Synth Kitty

The CS-80 heard on the Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 soundtracks inspired this music. Originally I began with the stock Reason Synths to make my brass but one impulse later I had bought the Aturia CS-80V in order to complete these songs. I had no idea I'd have 6 songs when I started writing "TECHWEAR" last week but now that I'm here I can see 6 more songs on the horizon.
Special thanks to Mari for the good vibes and small objects that granted me the energy to write this.
Special thanks to KB for giving me the motivation to write and at the same time be a little of a muse.

Cure

Ballroom Memories

TECHWEAR

Install Memory

IfTrue=big

A mix of some songs that don't quite fit in to any project I'm working on right now. Here's the descriptions

Biolume Cavern - A synthy little trip into a cave with glow in the dark mushrooms. You feel at ease and in the hidden crevices hear water drip from stalactites.

Fold - The swell of the synths reaches a peak before it once again recedes back into nothing. 

Goodbye Friend - A hip hop ditty for Jacob. I hope there's someone listening.

Heyyyyyyyyy  Theeeeeeerrreeee - Cute marching music for organ players (if you can walk with your keyboard that is).

On A Boat - Rock solo track I wrote to play bass over. I'm sure there's more to soloing than pentatonics but this will do for now. 

Opening Theme - Based on The Blade Runner 2049 Wallace themes, I decided to use voice emulations in low registers alongside tribal drums to create a JRPG theme with an updated twist.

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