From “The Disappearance of Emma Greene” by Taylor Ambrosio Wood
Stream on all platforms here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/taylorambrosiowood/the-disappearance-of-emma-greene
© 2021

Gruesome killings like this aren’t supposed to happen in picturesque towns like these.

When a rookie detective hears about the disappearance of 9-year-old Emma Greene from her old hometown, she feels compelled to investigate. Nestled in the Pacific Northwest near an old-growth forest, her rural hometown isn’t quite the idyllic place she remembered it to be. The shadows, stares, and eerie foreboding silence will lead her to uncover the dark underbelly of this town and its residents.

Her investigation starts now, and she’ll do whatever it takes to track down the relentless killer the town is now calling “Slack Jaw”.

(The majority of this album was composed live on twitch.tv/taylorambrosiowood so be sure to follow me if you'd like to see more live music composition.)

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The Disappearance of Emma Greene (2021)

Act I. In The Beginning, There Was Chaos

When You Find Me (feat. Allegra)

The Dogs

Act II. The Investigation

The Pines

Music created using KAGEYAMA TAIKOS, a truly authentic Japanese percussion virtual instrument created by Impact Soundworks, performed & recorded by master taiko player Isaku Kageyama. Learn more and get the sounds today:

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"奈良市の幽霊 Ghost of Nara" by Taylor Ambrosio Wood

Composed, produced, mixed, and mastered by John Haynes
© 2021

The High Road To Taos

TGIFreedom

It's about a ghost who is on a boat. The name of the boat is Spooky. The name of the ghost is also Spooky.

Spoooky2 - The Remarkibly Sad Quest for Spooky's Gold

Sunshine Waves (for solo piano)

Inspired by racing thoughts during the first COVID lockdown of 2020

Copyright Spencer Alpaugh 2020

Red Musings

I have always enjoyed a genre of Japanese anime known as "Slice Of Life" (hence the title). 

I have always interpreted the intent of such anime to be the presentation of the best parts of an idyllic, simple existence, with only as much artifice as is necessary to bring out the best qualities of that which already exists in nature.

I like to think this is an accurate interpretation as it would line up with the philosophies behind most types of traditional Japanese arts and craftsmanship.

Through a contemporary smooth jazz/instrumental pop lens, I hope to similarly explore simple ideas and emotions that reside in our basic natures, such as joy and hope.

"Slice of Life" is the first of what I hope will be a long stream of works in this vein.

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Credits: 

Li Xiao'an: Composition & Guitars
Euntaek Kim: Piano
Charlie Rosen: Bass
Josh Plotner: Saxes
Patrick Simard: Drums
John Escobar: Mixing
Jonathan Wyner: Mastering

CDBaby: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/xiaoanli2
Bandcamp: https://xiaoanli.bandcamp.com/track/slice-of-life
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/…/…/slice-of-life-single/1449239125
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2xaelVv91lvzXs1TARAJTs
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xptr6mavn-8

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Act I. In The Beginning, There Was Chaos

Taylor Ambrosio Wood

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