After Dark

The Big Wave

Even in the age of round-the-clock-multitasking, it can often seem like there simply aren't enough hours in the day. Kids. Work. School. Work. Family. Work. Work...work... There needs to be a balance. With this collection of delicately tense tracks with focus on repetitive synthetic sounds with tense accompaniment and percussion. Program these tracks for all your stories of folks overwhelmed and just trying to make it all work.

Responsibilities Abound

My first attempt at an orchestral style piece, using free sample libraries from Spitfire Audio and one of their Orig!nals libraries. Still in the rough sketch phase with no MIDI CC automation, or track processing. Just some Master bus processing for the quick bounce. Not really my genre, but I hope to someday finish this proper.

Epic Times

Epic Times - Early Rough Mix

Zen Navigation (Live Jam)

Lost traces

This piece was originally written for the celebration of my parents’ 50th anniversary

William & Cecilia Huber's 50th Anniversary Celebration Concert

Violin 1 - Steve Huber
Violin 2 - Karen Shinozaki
Viola - Dana Phillips
Cello - Gianna Abondolo
Piano - Aileen Chanco

Piano Quintet No 1 - II. Romance

"A Humble Home" - a short adagio for strings and woodwinds.  


The door breathes open, in welcome kind,
the haven place where travelled mind
can lay down burdens, shed the day
and let the heart find righteous way.

A centre for all journeys roamed,
where paths converge—my humble home.


Music © Rob Miles Coverdale 2025
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Recorded with Spitfire Audio BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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A Humble Home

Time Passing - Paul Thomson

Fanfare for liberty

This is track #11 of my soundtrack to H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness. 

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Dyer and Danforth are exploring the ancient city of the Elder Things when they come across the murals that tell the history of the Elder Things rise to domination over the Earth, and their subsequent decline.

I've written this in an early 20th Century classical style for choir and orchestra, which I found suitable for the subject of Earths ancient history.