An album of 20 tracks of contemplative, emotive, moving, understated and background music for TV, Cinema, Drama, or just for listening, composed and produced by Dane Forrest.

All our tracks can be licensed for use in your own media productions such as videos, film, advertising, online / social media, podcasts, audiobooks, games and apps. etc. To purchase a license to use any of these music tracks in your own project, visit our website: https://www.Shockwave-Sound.com

Building Castles

Dane Forrest - Moment of Clarity

Delibes: Flower Duet from Lakmé, for 4 Cellos (1882)

Wirbelwind

Ode To Vivian

Till Next

Esqueci-me Que Tinha Medo - Forgotten Fears

A Folk Tale: Fantasia For Piano and Small Orchestra

Grave Of The Ancient

Grave Of The Ancient - A Folk Tale - Lorin Jones-Stubbs

Alan Bullard plays his Prelude no. 4 from 12/13 Preludes for Piano, Set Two. More details here: https://www.alanbullard.co.uk/score/twelve-thirteen-preludes/

Alan Bullard: Prelude no. 4 from 12/13 Preludes for Piano, Set Two

A version of the Tears for Fears classic "Mad World" combined with the breathtaking "Can You Hear the Music" from the movie Oppenheimer.

In 1945 Oppenheimer cracked open the Atomic Bomb Pandoras Box. It would just be a matter of time before we would find ourselves living in a M.A.D World.

Background for what might otherwise be odd things to combine: I was 13 when Mad World came out (been a huge TFF fan ever since). It was also around that age I was introduced to the terrifying acronym M.A.D (Mutually Assured Destruction). We were taught about M.A.D in school and I remember it causing me considerable anxiety for a while. It’s not at all clear to me what the benefits are to teaching a kid that age about M.A.D.  

That anxiety passed within a couple years, but it feels like it could sneak back into my psyche if I let it given the times. Over the years I’ve learned to try not waste mental energy on things that are entirely out of your control. Redirect it instead.

M.A.D. World - Tears for Fears

VERS L'ABÎME!!! Toward the Abyss... whichever language one wishes to use, though I named this piece in French, this composition of mine has always been very close to my heart. I always see so many colours whilst playing it. What do you see? What does my music make you feel!!?? This is the same piece, same background, same meaning as my previously released piano version. However this is my electronic version played using the retro 1980's style synthesizer sound. I love the effect it gives this piece. What do you see? What does my music make you feel???

Vers L'abîme!-Toward the Abyss! (Synthesiser)

Moonlight Sonata No.3 - Op.27 No.2

Moonlight Sonata No.3 - Op.27 No.2 - Ludwig Van Beethoven

Composer/Pianist. I live to paint with sound.
MM-Yale School of Music

Vers L'abîme!-Toward the Abyss! (Synthesiser)

Theo Rodriguez

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