This song is entitled "First In My Heart" because it was the first new song I created in 2012. It has never been heard or developed until now in 2021. It has been in a vault of songs that no one has ever heard. This song helped me to get back to writing music.

First In My Heart

Space Games

Hypnotic Jump

This is the first song released on the new Trisektor Propeller album, which is a song of perseverance. If you stay the course It Will All Work Out.

“It all works out in the end and if it hasn’t, it’s not the end.”

All parts written and recorded by Paul Claxton, Shael Wrinch, James Zickmantel.


Track Artwork at RedBubble
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Propeller

It Will All Work Out

This is the second track of an instrumental project I've entitled "It's All Greek to Me", as I explore the myths and legends of Ancient Greece.

I'm using Ancient Greek instruments featured in the 'Ancient Worlds VST Library from Big Fish Audio', underpinned with classical orchestral instruments. There are some very interesting sounds in it that do seem to evoke a time long ago.

Background

According to Greek mythology, Sirens were dangerous creatures, who lured nearby sailors with their enchanting music and singing voices to shipwreck on the rocky coast of their island. Despite modern iconography depicting the Sirens as mermaids, early Greek art depicted them as part woman, part bird.

For this piece a Greek galley is introduced with a steady drum pulse and some Greek instruments to set the scene. We start with the Pan Flute supported by the Strings (Lyre and Kithara). Cymbal rolls represent the waves. The melody then passes to the Flogera and Alto Flute and a lone Siren voice before all three make an appearance. From then on they all act in counterpoint to each other. 

As the Sirens continue to charm the sailors, the Samvyke is introduced (another stringed instrument) as a sort of controlled tension that slowly gets a bit more frantic as the track starts to build. French Horns and Percussion herald the full fury of the Sirens unleashed on the luckless sailors. Helpless to resist, their boat is dashed upon the rocks. 

As the ship begins to break up on the rocky shore the track goes much smaller with a mournful solo cello, supported by the other strings. I wanted a melancholic ending  and the descending figure is supposed to represent the sinking of the boat alongside an almost funeral drum pulse, it just leads down and down into the depths of the sea. More lives have been lost to this peril of the ancient world.

Instrumentation Used

Greek Stringed Instruments - Lyre, Kithara, Samvyke
Greek Wind Instruments - Kavali, Flogera, Pan Flute 
Greek Percussion - Bendir

In addition to the ancient instruments above the track also features :-

Orchestral CS Strings (Albion One - Spitfire)
Violin Ensemble (Octave Long)(Chris Hein Strings)
Viola Ensemble (Octave Long and Flautando)(Chris Hein Strings)
Cello Ensemble (Long)(Chris Hein Strings)
Bass Ensemble (Octave Long)(Chris Hein Strings)
Solo Cello (Chris Hein Strings)
Alto Flute (Chris Hein Winds)
French Horn Ensemble (Chris Hein Brass)
Trombone Ensemble (Chris Hein Brass)
Tuba (Chris Hein Brass)

'The Sirens' - Shevannai vocal library (Eduardo Tarilonte)

XXL Percussion(Albion One - Spitfire)
Rolled Cymbals (Albion One - Spitfire)
St Peter's Choir (Halion 6)
Boat Breaking FX (Halion 6)

The Sirens (It's All Greek to Me)

Atlas was inspired by the book Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. The female narrative within the track is Rand herself taken from an interview with Mike Wallace in 1959.

Atlas

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Descendant

This compo is in Db, 4/4.  Somehow the creative process resulted in a bit of a Merengue vibe.  Merengue is a dance music (not food) that originated in Dominican Republic.  Harmonies are voiced primarily in Diatonic 4ths with 3rds and a few 10ths.  Piano line spins melodies from the Sax Harmonies.  Instruments are Saxes, Trombones, Trumpets, Tuba, Piano, Synth.  Bass line, added to later sections, is more of a Samba rhythm since that keeps the momentum.  As always please feel free to send me your thoughts!

Merengue Pie

Police believe the crimes are connected
They believed the same person killed
But they would not say what evidence they have

Well, until we finalize the investigation, we don't want to categorize it

Social media posts share another name for it...
Serial Killer

That's where the first body was
Some of the bodies have been there a couple years
Some of the bodies are still intact
...skeletal remains

© 2021 Rick Shearer - music, production and cover design

Serial Killer Departure

Serial Killer Departure  - Rick Shearer

Searchin' For An Aurora

My new song couldn’t be more different than my last one! 😊 going for upbeat 80s (musical)vibe here! I had lots of fun creating this one. Once again mastered by my wonderful BF Sander. Forever grateful....😉@wane-of-summer 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎵🎹🎼🎧🎤

SPOTLIGHT

shifty 2.1 ua 110 bpm take 1 100525

Hello my friends, welcome to my SC music wonderland..Many thanks for Your great support ! I'm very impressed about the great number of followers !
I don't play music, I play with sounds
Best audio experience you get by using headphones

Searchin' For An Aurora

The Cryptic