What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
Film, Web, Songs, Other
What is your favorite genre or style of music?
Indian Semi- Classical, Rock, Pop, Fusion, World
Is music your main income source?
No - Not Yet
About Me (Must include at least one paragraph of biographical information about you as a composer) - blank or minimal answers on this line will cause your request to be rejected. Include a link to your website if you have one.
Mail | asevenc@gmail.com
Twitter | www.twitter.com/asevenc
Facebook | www.facebook.com/asevenc
Website:
asevencmusic.blogspot.com/
Comments
I mean... are the photos above by yourself?
Very enjoyable... partially, very artistic!
(Some of them seem like little experiments... the casual macros)
Regards
Peace
Mike
Yes you are right...this is just the way coffee aroma sounds inside my mind, if this has any sense to you! (and I am a major Tea drinker!) I added a bit of an explanation for each track in case you want to take a look.
I have just listened to Pia (couple of times to tell the truth) I like it! Actually anything that timbrically recalls Indian classical sounds just calls my attention. It is very dinamic and moving, also like the bass line. Very much enjoyed!
I really liked "I See You" I was thinking listening to it, how cinematic and dramatic is it before I read it's for a short film. Freedom is excellent too, nice mix of piano and percussion and atmosphere, and in a similar vein too Smitten. I think one of the reasons I enjoyed Aaj Kaaj Nei is it has a hint of Air around the time of 10,000hz Legend - which is one my favourite and most influential albums.
Look forward to hearing more of your music in the future.
Thanks for the comments on my music. I have also started listening to your pieces as well. I really like what you do with Freedom. I haven't listened to all of the songs yet, but I am very impressed with the interesting dissonance in many of your songs. Bravo!! By the way, Lacrymosa is one of my favorite pieces by Mozart. I also had the priviledge of conducting it in college. What a blast. Your interpretation would have impressed Mr. Mozart.