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 Visionary Art by Nicole Mizoguchi - Music from the album "Embrace The Moment" [11:14m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (427)

We’ve been wanting to combine visual art with our soundtracks for some time. Like music, its easy when you work with great people. Its a simple principle. Find the right person and the process becomes fun and creative. Well we couldn’t have dreamed of a better person to create our first slide show with.

One day on MySpace I saw this awesome smile. Then I saw her truly inspiring, mind-opening artwork and had to express my appreciation. It turns out that Nicole is not only inspired and expert with a canvas, but very organized and has all her pieces brilliantly photographed. This by itself is a rare thing, and this is not counting the quality of her work!

Heres a look at one of her stunning pieces. Its called “Love”. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger version. Continue Reading »

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This panorama was created in an awesome program called Artmatic Voyager on Mac OS X. Aptly named as it does take you on a journey into new alien worlds.

This planet is simply called Ice Field and is beautifully complemented by a desolate soundtrack called “Mill On The Floss”, from the album “Where To Land - Themes for the Screen and Theatre”. To buy this album as a direct download click here.

Once the Panorama has loaded you can click the audio button and this will create a complete atmosphere with sound fx and all! If you enjoy this let us know and we will make more. Just leave us a comment with your feedback. Press the continue reading link to see the Quicktime Virtual Reality Panorama with Soundtrack. Continue Reading »

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Meet Kit Cotter.

Jazz aficionado, keyboard player, guitarist, percussionist, vocalist and drummer. Oh and he writes songs and composes soundtracks! Have we missed anything out??

We first met Kit when he did some keyboards on Blossomheads album, Dream Beautiful. We were blown away.

His musicianship was fantastic and he had an inherent feeling for the part that would complement the song. He even created the main parts for a song called “We Were Friends”. He played the Keyboards, Guitar and brought the song into focus in one session. Continue Reading »

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