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A new “film noir” instrumental

New track for TV/Films (publisher’s call) part of an electro naive series:

Synthesisers and electric piano.
Dedicated to Rick Wright and Simone Veil.
Paris 2017.
Photo by Elena Nicolai

A couple of unused cues (demos) for a TV series that required a “sophisticated, old fashioned yet actual groove for a detective scene” (producer’s call)

MARSEILLE 1973

Electric bass with nylon strings, Mikrokorg synth , Vox Continental Organ (Arturia Vintage Series)and trap drums.

CASE 95

Electric bass with nylon strings, Moog synth , Wurlitzer A200 electric piano and trap drums.

I used two of the excellent and swiss-knife-like-handy drum loops performed by Steve Arguelles @plushrecords
with additional cymbals by myself.

soundcloud.com/plushrecords/sets/drum-a-day-1

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Some are orchestral instrumental tracks, some more like a “soundscape” and drone/ambient oriented, some other more plain classical.

Combining real and “fake” strings.

The very last mixes from a series of Charango takes recorded on the road in Argentina (2015-2016) and mixed, edited, mutilated, treated, developed and completed in Paris, France 2017.
Charango and synths by DD

2nd part:

A little instrumental son in E minor:

Piano, Upright Bass, Flutes and brass.

Paris, France, May 2017

Palindrome (repetitive music) based on a A-E-B-A-B-E-A motif.

3x Pianos

3x Guitars (Martin J15)

Slight upright bass

Created for this disquiet junto project:

http://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0281-pattern-interruption/7878

Based on improvisation and little compositions performed while travelling in Argentina last year (2016), edited, mutilated, treated and expanded in Paris 2017, here some charango music I finished recently:

Haiku poetry and music.

Naviar Haiku is a music project in which artists are invited to make new music inspired by a weekly assigned haiku poem.

Here my recent contribution to this project, March and April 2017: