“Experience the endless magic of Cinematic sound via the "Snows of Avalon". Very balanced track, professionally mixed and decorated with beautiful Winter sceneries. Diane & David have offered a real gem to their audience and we strongly recommend it too!”
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“Each of us has his own destiny. Whether good or bad, it can’t be avoided. This balanced solo piano piece brings a message of hope and supportive spirit, which should always live inside us. Enjoy the beauty of Cinematic sound.”
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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
We have to be there for the weakest.
We could be so happy without leaving anyone behind.
Even in harder times we must stay in control. We are all human.
Everyone has their own destiny.
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“Too artistic to be true, the recent release of Hannah Schneider is full of Neoclassic spirituality. Piano melodies which flow like pure water in absolute balance with the artist's silvery voice. True excellence of harmony for our ears.”
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https://www.instagram.com/riccardocaprarese/Hannah Schneider is known for her playful alternative pop, skillfully crafted with elements from electronic and ambient landscapes. Her music is imbued with themes of melancholia and loneliness that are conveyed with an engaging charisma in her voice. The 2nd single from her coming album is written under the lockdown in 2021. The song is a tribute to the silence, and you hear nothing else than Hannah's voice and her piano. No electronic, no samples, no loops. Simple, beautiful, and intense.
The song describes the phenomenon “black sun” where flocks of birds gather in striking formations, that look completely unreal.The shifting movements are a defence against birds of prey, and looks a little like a heavy fluid shifting - like oil in water.
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“An emotional journey through soft spaces. Touched by the soft grasses whispering upon the meadows of time. One can’t help but to get lost in this organic piece all the way up to the abrupt end. ”
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This melody is inspired by returning to places from the past.
The first part is a mix of good old memories and expectations of returning.
The second is facing reality. Meetings with loved ones are burdensome, old places have changed and don’t give the same emotions.
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“Did you know "Everything Is Everything Else"? A soothing Cinematic production is just out. If you seek some sophisticated violin and piano melodies, we're pretty sure that you'll strongly appreciate "Luke Duffy".”
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A gentle, uplifting, contemporary classical piece for piano and violin.
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“In this fabulous composition, everything is extremely harmonious and attractive. Many different acoustic instruments fly like swans over the lake. Melody that brings drama and emotional heat in our minds.”
“В этой сказочной композиции всё предельно гармонично и привлекательно. Головокружительное упоение, в котором танцуют словно лебеди над озером огромное количество музыкальных инструментов. Врезающаяся в память мелодия, драматизм и эмоциональный накал.”
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“Emotions and feelings of melancholy that are accurately transferred. Via this divinely beautiful neoclassic piece, Neil Foster was able to present his entire spirituality. In addition to hope and faith, everything fades away. "All Things Pass" turned out beautifully melodious and leaves its mark in memory.”
“Как точно переданы эмоции, чувства, сопереживания и меланхолия. Насколько неоклассика бывает божественно красивой, настолько -Neil Foster- смог передать всю её атмосферу. Всё проходит. Кроме надежды и веры. Получилось красиво, мелодично и оставляет след в памяти.”
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All Things Pass, is a melodic piece of cinematic modern classical with ambient elements. It is a meditation on the passing of time, and the melancholy beauty of being here.
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Neil Foster is a Composer, Multi-instrumentalist and Producer based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. His music spans ambient, classical and downtempo electronica. Neil's debut 'Hiraeth' was released in October 2018. His second album 'Stormlight', a blend of cinematic IDM, experimental classical and lyrical ambient, followed in 2021.
“The master of Cinematic sound "Glen Gabriel" offers a new Epic creation. Complicated track made with impressive professionalism and a strong dramatic approach. Based on a story from a mythical era, it will surely satisfy even the most demanding listeners.”
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PRODUCTION
Recorded 2 full days in Abbey Road Studio One, London UK with 60-piece orchestra (fiddles, strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, harp) as part of the upcoming album Norse Mythology. Norse choir (24-people strong) was recorded in Synchron Stage Vienna. The entire album is based on the creation of Cosmos and Earth according to ancient Norse myths. Composed, produced, mixed and mastered over the course of 3 years through mid-pandemic, Norse Mythology was one of the first large orchestral recordings to be made at Abbey Road Studios since lock-down in the UK.
STORY BEHIND THE SONG AND ALBUM
The single "Death of Ymir" is based on the belief that Ymir was the first original being in the cosmos and the monster ancestor of all giants. There was much hatred between the first gods and giants so when Odin, and his brothers, Vili and Ve grew up they decided to kill Ymir. This despite Ymir being their ancestor since they believed that for order to life to take place in cosmos, the original being had to die. This mournful and heroic track is about his death. In honour of the fallen giant, rain fell from the sky as tears and only then could the creation of Earth begin...
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“Emily Rice reveals her advanced talent via this Cinematic masterpiece. The artist binds Classical with electronic elements in a really balanced way. Two minutes of irresistible sound which is quite likely to be heard more than once!”
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From West London to West Coast US, composer and rising star Emily Rice is now at the forefront of new wave of female European composers taking on Hollywood alongside the likes of Natalie Holt, Amelia Warner, Hannah Peel, Hildur Guðnadóttir and Isabel Waller-Bridge, to name a few. Usually known for her Film and TV scoring talent, Maybe It's Because I'm A Londoner marks Emily’s debut artist album, released on 19th November on First Artists Recordings / MNRK Records.
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MIBIAL has allowed the Emily to present a different side to her work. The album was recorded with a line up primarily of piano, strings, synthesizers and bass along with select guest appearances including Gene Back on Violin and the Hi-Lo Singers on vocals on the beautifully stripped back choral track ‘Outpour’.
Talking about the creation of MIBIAL, Emily reveals: “I was in my studio and started humming - there was something about the melody, so I wrote it down and it sparked this process. It was the door to me starting the album and that humming became album opener and first single ‘Come With Me’. It was an invitation for me to start writing, and an invitation to others to come with me on the journey of the rest of the album.
“MIBIAL is a love letter to home. The fondness, pining, sadness and hope that came with all the emotions stirred up by the pandemic. In recent years, at times it feels like we’re living in a movie and there is definitely a cinematic feel to the soundscape of MIBIAL.”
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British born Emily now resides in Los Angeles. Starting her musical life as a cellist playing in orchestras and rock bands, it wasn’t long before she was recognized as an emerging talent and was as the first composer awarded a scholarship from BAFTA L.A.. A music graduate of the University of York, Emily also holds a graduate certificate in film scoring from the USC Scoring for Motion Picture and Television program.
Among her credits, Emily scored The I-Land TV series for Netflix (executive produced by and starring Kate Bosworth). Her composition set featured in the 2018 second annual ‘The Future is Female’ concert catching the attention of an executive on the series, ultimately landing her the job. Emily is also in increasing demand as a composer for feature films, and has composed the scores to the documentaries 100 Years From Home, Self-Taught: Life Stories from Self-Directed Learners and For the Love of Rutland. In 2021, Lakeshore Records released the soundtrack to Emily’s score for the critically acclaimed feature Miss Juneteenth.
Maybe It’s Because I’m A Londoner will be the first release of many as Emily simultaneously builds her career as score composer and recording artist. It also marks the first artist release on the First Artist Recordings label.
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“The melody evenly fills the volleys, telling your story in the silence of the bay, circling in the silent and boundless spaces of fantasies. Monumentality in every note, symphonic passages and an inexhaustible source of good mood and peace of mind.”
“Мелодия равномерно накатывает волнами, раскачивая вашу лодку в объятия тихого залива, погружая в уютные и безграничные просторы фантазии. Монументальность в каждой ноте, симфонические пассажи и неиссякаемый источник хорошего настроения и умиротворённого душевного покоя.”
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Chafa is an emerging pianist, producer, and composer based out of Los Angeles. He is currently preparing to launch onto the global music scene with his first two singles ready to drop imminently.
Chada said about this new track "I wrote the melody of "Luminescence" during the height of the lockdown period - it's meant to mimic the feeling of unfamiliarity with people and places you love dearly, but due to current circumstances, you must maintain a level of distance and caution with them. "