Prod. by MTFD






Microtonal Synth Sample // Paul Mortilla
www.soundcloud.com/paulmortilla

Mixing & Mastering // Anthony Jimenez
@313_mastering on Instagram

Artwork // Michał Zaleski
@siusiaczki on Instagram

Accelerationist

from Bagatelles op. 4: part 1, "Mouvements Ordinaires"

Der nasse Fisch - Hörspiel nach dem Roman von Volker Kutscher
Regie Benjamin Quabeck
WDR/RB/RBB 2018
WDR Funkhausorchester, Gesang: Meret Becker

Der nasse Fisch - Wenn es Nacht wird

Chase (Netflix Series 2023)

Evil Katz - (Netflix series 2023)

L'ampleur du souffle (2020)

To breathe, is to activate a certain space. Short breaths, deep breaths, dying breaths or sensual ones - they evoke variety of features and peculiarities that the breath embodies. Breath is also a precondition of voice, and further, of a spoken word. Paving the path for every physiological and philosophical activity, breath is essential to all we do and all that we are. 
Auditory situations in this piece are fluidly changing from one to another in a constant fluctuation and transfiguration of the musical material. Acoustic spaces inside of which the music is being situated, give room for the sounds to appear, to change and disappear, develop and transform, and inside of these spaces, the ear can swift freely from one sound object to another in a spatial and non-linear listening experience.

Commissioned for the Tingles & Clicks project by the Musikprotokoll 2020 and supported by the program "Creative Europe" of the European Union and SHAPE platform.

The work was presented in ambisonics, binaural and stereo formats. It was composed for an interactive environment, and the sections (structure, duration) were open. This is one of its renderings (structure and format-wise), made for the presentation at Radio Belgrade in 2020.

Presented at Musikprotokoll, Graz, at Radio Belgrade 3, CYNETART festival and Ö1 radio (Zeit-Ton radio show).

L'ampleur du souffle

Soundtrack from the feature film Frozen (2005) Dir: Juliet McKoen Starring Shirley Henderson

Frozen - Beneath the Ice

Here’s a preview of my score for Human Universe featuring Professor Brian Cox, which debuts tonight on BBC2.
We’re going to release the soundtrack on iTunes, Spotify and many other digital music platforms shortly.
If you’d like to receive a one-off email when this is released, just leave us a short message at my site here; philipsheppard.com/2014/10/07/huma…rse-soundtrack/ naming your favourite track.
You’ll get a free download of one of my other film scores by way of thanks.
And, you’ll really be helping us, as the most popular track will become the first track on the album.

Earthrise

Thomas J. Bergersen - That's A Wrap

Featuring period instruments from the baroque/early classical era, a chamber choir as well as solo voices.

Lament - Variations on a Theme by Tony Manfredonia

On April 15th SA Recordings present a new LP and sample library from the acclaimed New York composer, performer and sound designer Lea Bertucci. A work of three interlinked incarnations, ‘Acoustic Shadows’ began as an event, which then became an album and has inspired a sample library for other musicians.

Project Details & Pre-Order:
https://sarecordings.com/release/177811-lea-bertucci-acoustic-shadows

Lea Bertucci - Live at The Ecology Pavilion:
https://dice.fm/partner/upset-the-rhythm/event/6p3o3-lea-bertucci-14th-apr-ecology-pavillion-london-tickets?_branch_match_id=666304003424266450

http://lea-bertucci.com/
https://www.instagram.com/lilbertucci/
https://www.instagram.com/sa_recordings/

Lea Bertucci - Acoustic Shadows - Brass (II) Excerpt

Classically trained percussionist & media composer.
Currently enrolled at Thinkspace Education

Lament - Variations on a Theme by Tony Manfredonia

Norbert Pflanzer