I’m more than happy that I started collaborating with Evolution Media Music, a high quality music library that offers various moods and genres with alternate mixes and cut-downs. You can check the tracks I contributed to some albums with here.
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I’m proud to announce that the documentary Catalunya Barcelona is finally available through Vimeo On Demand, Amazon, iTunes and GooglePlay, and hopefully will be featured on Amazon Prime soon.
Catalunya Barcelona is a 10-episode documentary depicting the history, tradition, politics and other socio-economic factors that defined Barcelona through the eyes of ordinary Catalan people.
The music used in the documentary is mostly orchestral, and I’m very grateful to Todd Glider for the given scoring opportunity. You can read more about the documentary here, and take a listen to the tracks in the Music section.
In 2018 my score entries were presented at two different festivals, Horror Hotel and Indie Gathering, and have been awarded at both festivals. Horror Hotel and Indie Gathering are held annually in Ohio.
As part of a bigger pool of composers, I contributed to this experimental film. It deals with a personal relationship in Zimbabwe, affected by the colonial and postcolonial situation and uses archive as found footage.
A big thanks to people from Thinkspace Education that made this possible, including Bradley Jordan and Guy Michelmore.
At the end of 2018 I signed a deal with Velvet Green Music, a production music record label based in Santa Monica, California. The library was built around four basic genres: Drama, Comedy, Horror and Action. I’ve already contributed to the library with several tracks in different genres.
I’ve been lucky to be invited as a composer to work on a short film called Bounce, which has been presented at different festivals.
Thanks to the people at Rat & Dragon Production, this short horror film is set in Australia and features country guitars mixed with orchestral and Australian instruments.
Take a listen to the tracks in the Music section, and if you can, take a look at the whole film.