A pocket of groove filled with smooth jazz lines from saxophone and vocals that embody the space behind these. In addition, the twisted nature reflects  such artists as Chet faker, Nick Murphy and some influence of Daft Punk.

Where's The Convenience? - Alexander Hoy

In this piece there's a clash of conventional pop structure fused with the orchestral movements akin to a dramatic movie score - in a kind of Florence and the Machine meets Hans Zimmer.
The lyrics are a mashup of famous film quotes and I've experimented with pitch shifting and multi-layer doubling.

Emily Engels - Isn't Fate Artistic

Ideas from Jeff Wayne's 'War of the Worlds' with added voice over work to add an alien effect to the music for anyone who wants to listen to something that is abit different

Alex Bammond - The Invasion Of Earth

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Treading Water - Elysse Turdner, Jason Fartin, Laurence Poos

Combines elements of Shoegaze with Reggae to create a cheery yet introspective mood.
Our group recorded in sections so that we could end up with different results. This is Blaise's result, a straight forward interpretation.
It's perfect for a chill jam

Gamelan Breakdown- Jack, Josh, Blaise, Gabby and Travis

Lyrics from wikipedia, recorded in a big room with no reference to anyone else in section 1, a butt ton of mics for each track.

This is definitely not Reggaeton

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“Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.” Victor Hugo

UOW 2017

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