Compositions

Not only do we love making sample libraries, we also love composing soundtracks. Take a listen to what we’ve done below and feel free to get in touch if you ever require a bespoke composition for your latest project.

Pushkhar

For five days of the year, Pushkar is home to one of India’s most spectacular festivals: The Pushkar Camel Fair. Held each November around the time of the Kartik Purnima full moon, hundreds of thousands of people flock, from all over Rajasthan, with their camels, horses and cattle to trade, worship and celebrate. My soundtrack was inspired by Moombahton and various Indian vibes.

Life in North Korea

Few people get to visit North Korea. This is a short film that I created alongside my brother – filming by him, soundtrack by myself. What we saw was beautiful and colourful, hence why the soundtrack deviates from the tense and wacky music used in other NK documentaries. You can read more about the soundtrack here – ‘Composing for Life in North Korea‘.

Learning In The Masai Mara

Serena Kern – I Love Us (Sonic Zest Remix)

My friend Serena is a bit a pop star. She let me remix her latest song “I Love Us” featuring British R&B singer McLean.

Rex Factor – Richard III

Rex Factor is a popular historical podcast ranking the kings and queens of England from King Alfred the Great to the current monarch Elizabeth II. The podcast has recently been brought to life by Tinmouse Animation Studio. The pilot episode rates is a “rip roaring ride through the life of King Richard III”. The animation features various medieval-style themes. My inspirations for this soundtrack include the Afro Celt Sound System, the Pirates of the Caribbean film series and the Disney classic The Sword in the Stone.

And the full episode:

The Robin

The Robin soundtrack consists of pizzicato strings, staccato tenor recorder, jazzy piano keys, trumpets and plenty of orchestral trills to emphasise the leaps and gulps of this revengeful yet compassionate garden bird.

Beth Fenton – Photorealism

This is a short film shot by my brother showcasing the talent of our incredible friend, the photorealist Beth Fenton. The soundtrack features features moody piano, cello, hand claps and a beautiful harp solo at the end.

We Choose The Moon

My brother and I created this film using NASA archive footage and the historic and uplifting “We choose to go the Moon” speech by John F. Kennedy. We wanted to create a film that was both uplifting and inspiring.

Patagonia

Short film shot in a national park in Patagonia, Chile.

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