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Original soundtrack composed by Michael Klubertanz for the short film directed by Jimmie Petré. Containing the FREE Amore Grand Piano for NI Kontakt.

DIVIDED score FINAL - Michael Klubertanz

RON BOOTS / RUDY ADRIAN Under a sheltering tree

CATBIRD SINGING AT THE BREAK OF DAY: A Gray Catbird singing from a thicket next to the outlet of woodland pond. Recorded 6:30am, 11 May 2016 at Connecticut Hill Wildlife Management Area near Ithaca, New York. © Lang Elliott.

Microphone: quasi-binaural SASS (Stereo Ambient Sampling System) modified for use with Sennheiser MKH20 mics.

I DELIGHT in gathering sound portraits of common species, with emphasis on depicting each bird dimensionally “in its habitat,” embedded within a pleasant mix of other nature sounds. In years past, I toted a parabolic reflector and captured close-and-clean renditions virtually devoid of a sense of place. Those recordings certainly have their use (for ID guides), but they rate low in terms of aesthetics and provide little if any sense of place. How unnatural and ultimately boring!

Thus, you can imagine my delight when I encountered a Gray Catbird singing in a multiflora rose shrub next to the overflow of my beloved Ladyslipper Pond. How agreeable was the sound … the catbird’s leisurely song phrases set against the gurgling of water flowing down a small gully, with the subtle notes of other birds in the background. With great pleasure I recorded the male’s performance. I have a number of spacious catbird portraits in my collection, but I think this one is my best yet.

I look forward to hearing what everyone thinks, especially as it relates to the relative loudness of the catbird’s song versus the water sounds. Did I hit it on the nose, or is one or the other too loud? Remember, though, that this recording is meant specifically to be a sound-portrait of the catbird, not a mix of water gurgles with subtle bird songs.

Catbird Singing at the Break of Day

The second volume of 'Soundscapes' comes with tracks by Steve Pacheco, Tone Color, Hotel Neon, Shuta Yasukochi, SineRider, Hilyard, Slow Clinic, Gallery Six, Hakobune and SVLBRD.

Written and produced by Steve Pacheco, Tone Color, Hotel Neon, Shuta Yasukochi, SineRider, Hilyard, Slow Clinic, Gallery Six, Hakobune and SVLBRD. 
Mastering by Rob Small. 
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Archives / 2017

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Secrets is the 9th song of Thy Veils' album Neoradiant.

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Announced on 1 January 2017, Neoradiant is the name of a new chapter for Thy Veils, defined by an artistic vision that focuses on the future and getting there guided by a sense of wonder, enthusiastic dynamics and the contemplative ecstasies of freely exploring the Universe and its reality. 

Under the name of Neoradiant there will be produced and release not only new songs and video art but also comics, conceptual shows, installations, concept photography and more. 

Joyfully, a full length Neoradiant Sci-Fi feature film is in production.

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Secrets

Unseen Worlds

Angels Of Krasnodar

Belval Bois Des Dames - Ardennes, France

Addington Hills - Croydon - UK

Noszvaj - Hungary

The sound of birds and stream in the woods @ Skamlingsbanken, Denmark

Woodpecker And Wind, Skamlingsbanker, Denmark

Recorded by Andria Kroner. "Feb 21, 2018. 6:47am. Birds heard in recording include: Mariana Crow, Rufous Fantail, Micronesian Starling, Mariana Kingfisher, Mariana Fruit dove, Feral Chicken, Black Drongo."

Rota Forest, Rota, Northern Mariana Islands

Recorded by Luba D.

"This track contains the sounds of various birds: including several ravens and a red-tailed hawk. This was recorded by the Bow River in the Banff National Park Biome forest.

Earlier on recording day, I had begun a drawing of a red-tailed hawk feather that I saw while walking in the Parade Grounds in Banff. I later wondered if the feather that had lain at my feet belonged to the same red tailed hawk that flew over my head later in the day as I recorded by the river....The discovery of the feather, along with experience of witnessing the hawk's flight showed me new ‘edges’ or ‘boundaries’ in a serendipitous narrative that I had not previously considered as I traveled through the Biome landscape."

Bow River, Banff National Park Biome Forest, Canada

Frankfurt Cemetery, GERMANY

Wild Rumpus CIC is a social enterprise producing large scale outdoor arts events, most often in wild natural landscapes. We believe that when audiences engage together in the highest quality arts in the great outdoors, something quite amazing can happen.

Noszvaj - Hungary

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