Soundtrack project finished....link inside

[aliensporebomb]

Stream it all you want:
aliensporebomb.bandcamp.com/album/the-life-and-artwork-of-solveig-arneng-johnson-the-ambient-soundtrack

This is just the ambient/atmospheric stuff. There's another hour of guitar-to-midi triggered piano, strings, bass, percussion stuff that probably won't see the light of day. Maybe just as a "check this weird stuff out" someday.

It's interesting, during the uploading process of the last piece it looks like my dual drive 3TB+ drive array either crashed or suffered some kind of hardware malfunction. Too tired to deal with it now but I managed to get another project in the can.

Speaking of other projects, in production right now is a mega-piece. So far 59 parts, a giant suite which is a part two for the "difficult musics" thing but it's more of a unified piece. No working title really - but more later. I gotta hit the hay.

[Infinite Ego]

downloading now....thanks...more later

[chromedinette]

Sounds good.

[Infinite Ego]

yeah, I've been listening to it the whole time now......very good indeed. Sooooooooothing

[davidmgt]

Excellent! I will take a listen later this evening!

[mirth]

Finally getting around to this. Checking it out now. So far, so cool!

[mirth]

Alright, really digging it. I'm going to have my wife check it out. She does a lot of mediation and "healing touch" for people. This will be perfect for her.

Very beautiful!

[ck1]

Checking it out now...

[aliensporebomb]

Mirth: My CD-only ambient release has found a lot of people in the massage therapy/chiropractic world getting it to use as a "aural wallpaper relaxant" for their clients. No problem. It's an unusual direction to go but it's also a bit weird to see people looking around for the "keyboard player" at gigs and seeing a guy with a guitar there.

[aliensporebomb]

Update:

I finally got to see the "final print" of this documentary last night.

I was prepared for the worst because the director told me that they had hired a jazz piano player for the primary portions of the soundtrack and that only one of my ambient pieces remained in the finished production and I was pretty discouraged at that point.

I don't know what the hell she was talking about - there's at least six of my pieces in the finished production including the title segment and then there's another native flute thing that I processed with some reverb to give it a little ambience and a couple of "ambient transitions" between segments. So I'm all over this thing.

The jazz piano guy got the opening scene and a lot of scenes towards the end where this very soft spoken woman was talking and nearly ANY music would have bowled her over completely so that actually worked better for those segments.

They're drop shipping a copy of the finished production for my archives. Pretty spiffy.