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To celebrate the anniversary of Release Zero, I created this video from an assortment of travel photos. Thank you for all the downloads, listens, and views!
To celebrate the anniversary of Release Zero, I created this video from an assortment of travel photos. Thank you for all the downloads, listens, and views!
Download courtesy of loopproject.com
Made for SounDevotion Competition Round 46.
Named because my gf thought it sounded like background music to a spy show she likes (which is set in Miami. I didn’t want to call it “Miami.”)
I thought that it would be a good idea for me to explain the legal issues of how my music is protected and how I hope my music will be used by listeners. Naturally, just knowing that people are listening makes me very happy. If you have larger ideas for using my music, thank you, I simply ask that you please familiarize yourself with the Creative Commons license and the appropriate copyright law. If anyone ever wants to use my work for a project that is not commercial, simply use it. If you want to let me know about the project, it would certainly make me happy. If you want to use my music in something commercial, please contact me so that a proper licensing arrangement can be made. In the near future, I hope to make this sort of licensing easy. Please read this for more details: http://chunter.info/copyrights-licensing/
I am a supporter of the global reform of copyright law. It should not be difficult to share work on a worldwide scale. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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I didn’t expect to come in 9th in FamiCompo Mini 6, but that’s what this track did, in the Originals section, created in spare time through December. My goal was simply to finish in the upper third.
I look forward to FamiCompo Mini because it carries a large and global scale. It’s an honor to have placed well in it.
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According to Wikipedia, this song has origins in American hymnals from the late 1800’s. Though those hymnals tried to attribute the song to Martin Luther, it appears to be a lyric composed by an American and set to a Scottish melody. I know of at least three melodies for this song, so in my piece I have attempted to include them all. Notice how they all have waltz time, and all sound like they could easily be played as bagpipe marches; perhaps one could argue that this is a medley of unknown Scottish folk songs.
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