This EP contains 4 original songs I've produced few years ago focused on "music for videogames". All these songs have a kind of "forest fantasy" athmosphere inspired on Brazlian folklore.  
Enjoy!  ^_^

Dancing On The Leaves

It will never be the same again / Sad Ambient Guita Score prod. and composed by Nomax

A song I stylized after a certain character, yet making it very relatable (artwork unrelated)
Can you guess who?

Duality

Atmospheres

Do Not Deal With Angels

Galloping in the Mongolian Steppe

Galloping In The Mongolian Steppe - KRT Production

ORIGINAL TRACK THAT I TOOK ALL INSPIRATION FROM AND COPIED QUITE HARD FOUND HERE : https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/FaK4UMFsIi/

I was listening to a rather long compilation of atmospheric desert-y music coupled with some ambient sounds on YouTube to get myself more into a game I was playing at the time and came across "Indulgence" by Alex Slayne.
The piece instantly enchanted me and did not let me go for a good while, cause it's use of space and atmosphere + this laughably simple (<-- don't get me wrong, that's not a critique!) but so goddamn powerful melody / progression works SO bloody well.
But it didn't do all that I wanted - while it had this unbelievably good and dense atmosphere, it did lack drama. 
Now, that is in no way a bad thing because the intent behind that track was certainly not a build-up to a grand finale but rather the slow and meditative weaving of a certain feeling and setting that so happens to resonate with me heavily. 
But I still felt I could add to it, use it's core and build something more complex, ultimately shifting it into my neck of the woods. If that is good or bad, I don't know and after contemplating it for a long time - I don't care.
I went to work, switched up the movement of the chord prog and did what I do.
In the progress, I did loose this very specific feeling of the original, and while that's a bloody shame - well, the original still exists and does what it wants to do better than I ever could. So I tried to do what I wanted to do better than IT could.

And now I'm giving up.

Ok, it's actually not that drastic. Truth is, I can't think about it anymore. It drives me insane cause I can't find a convincing transition into the epic drama drama stuff that I wanted to do with it. That has to do with multiple things, but the main one is probably that I'm really struggling to get anything done creatively, as my energy levels regarding music creation have been close to nothing lately.
Yay.
But now, I am doing the only sensible thing - letting it go. For the moment at least.
Should I find it in me to finish my work on it, I will. But I cannot let my stubbornness stand in my way of creating more music, especially when I got a (at least in my mind) promising new entry into my Skyrim Soundtrack Project that I desperately want to do. I need my love for making music back, and that will hopefully do the trick.

I am happy enough with this result as-is, so I am releasing it as a WIP to cut myself loose from it - otherwise, it will keep nagging me until I quit making music for the foreseeable future, and that's not an option.

So. I don't think anybody but maybe two or three people will ever read this, but I am writing my thoughts on it down now so I can move on better. See it as a means of self-manipulation for the better of.. well, me :P

Ok, I'm done now. Enjoy this little excursion and do look forward to the next piece in Horizon, it'll be a good one I promise.

Cheerio,
Cedric

EXCURSIONS Vol. I

Are We Free?

Oh yeah, he does. Let's do it again. I love you too. Loving me softly with his song.

Well...this was an improvisation all the way through. I don't know how to sing, I don't know how to play guitar and yet, I didn't care so much :D

Dance of Hearts

My debut album. A love story. My life flashing before your eyes. 
Happy one year of LOUVYR. <3

Buy via Bandcamp

EMPYREAN (2025)

Conflict with Mot

Paul Greene sits down, and plays a feeling of love and connection,.. changing keys, meowing cats, clangin dished, an authentic moment in the fireplace room... sounds from the heart,.. breaking rules..

free birds Improvised Piano

Dive into a nostalgic journey with this lovely retro-electro track. Drawing inspiration from the iconic 80s dance tracks, this piece boasts distinctive arpeggios, a compelling bass line, and a rhythmic four-to-the-floor kick. The subtle inclusion of distant vocal fragments adds a layer of atmospheric depth, contrasting the robust electronic beats. Perfect for retro-themed visuals, dynamic vlogs, stylish fashion showcases, and urban travel diaries. Its energetic pulse and suave vibe also make it a top choice for video games and productions. Experience the blend of the past and present with this track, and let it elevate your creative projects.

Purchasing this track permits you to use it unchanged in your own non-commercial productions with an attribution to Covert Acoustics.

For commercial and derivative licenses, please visit our Pond5 profile, where you can buy this track for a number of additional uses. www.pond5.com/artist/covertacoustics

Retro Radiowaves

I'm 29 years old and I compose\ produce Orchestral Film type music but I've never had any training or lessons in the field - I've had to teach myself everything. I hope you like it, Nomax