Hi, I made this loop initially out of an electric guitar part I was writing for a metal project, and decided I really liked the ambient/electronic sound of the synths playing the melodic arpeggios when I put it down in MIDI for my own reference. I want to build more on this and make it a full song, but am not sure where to go from this loop into another new section without them being so jarringly different the song just becomes a "riff salad". I am open to any suggestions, feedback, or collaborative efforts to figure out what makes the most sense to come next! Loop is in 9/4 and follows an ABAC formula, 97 bpm, Key of A Major with borrowed chords from C# Harmonic minor and F minor. While I really like the idea, I feel like I poured too much into complicated music theory and now I'm struggling with creating a new part that makes sense in context.

Crystalline

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Hazel

Doug

Pilf

George

Baeg

Halfway to Anywhere

Plastic Gear Liquid

“Sorry Shannon” is a cinematic solo piano piece inspired by classical themes and emotional storytelling. Built around expressive melodies and a somber harmonic progression, this track conveys grief, remorse, and reflective sadness—making it an ideal underscore for drama, documentary scenes, character moments, or emotional storytelling in film and video.

Sorry Shannon

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Experimental stuff (Reworks of Scrapped/Beta/Cancelled work from portfolio and projects/developments)

Michael Musco is a composer and producer creating cinematic, emotionally driven music for film, television, advertising, and multimedia projects. His catalog blends modern production with classical influence, delivering dramatic piano pieces, atmospheric underscores, and hybrid soundscapes designed to elevate storytelling.

His work has been featured across broadcast TV, digital media, independent films, and commercial productions worldwide. With a focus on expressive melodies, evolving textures, and strong editorial usability, Michael’s music is crafted for effortless placement in trailers, documentaries, narrative scenes, and branded content.

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