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SHOCKWAVE 2044 by Maximilien Mathevon

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  SHOCKWAVE 2044 Musique de Maximilien MATHEVON With support of Centre National de la Musique Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd   Special Halloween   Shockwave 2044 is the meeting of an electronic music album and an original soundtrack. That of an imaginary film, a fantastic B movie from the 80s, a genre that I like. Shockwave 2044 is also the meeting of musical styles that are dear to me: the retro electronics of the 80s (the soundtracks of John Carpenter, those of Harold Faltermeyer, Brad Fiedel, Giorgio Moroder, the music of Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre), contemporary sound design and film music (Hans Zimmer...), and orchestral film music (Michael Giacchino, Elliot Goldenthal). These musical styles inspired the sound palette that I used: the vintage sonorities of analog synths from the 80s, those, modern and evolutionary, specific to contemporary sound design and orchestral samples (strings, brass and voices). This album was produced with th...

SCIMIA – Ep “AWE” The Intersidereal Ship

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SCIMIA – Ep “AWE” The Intersideral Ship Digital & Physical Distribution Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd The Orchard Scimia - Ep "Awe" on Itunes   Welcome aboard the Intersidereal Ship of Scimia, pilot of a musical company with only instrument on board An old augmented reality battery (pads and MIDI keyboard). The music-loving Gorilla embarked on a journey of exploration at the confines of the known electro universe, temporal edition Included, with Giorgio Moroder as chief mechanic, Charles Darwin as helmsman and Charlton Heston as cook. The simple desire to push the use of its instrument of and the limits of play offered by its activities in the Rock bands pushed Orso Samson to build a Synthetic universes based on loops, samples and sequences. The result is festive, dancing, heady. The first steps of the monkey-drum were made to the rhythm of from C2C and stuntman to drive him today to develop a sound that surfs between Kavinsky, Mr OI...