Instrumental: Partly Cloudy + Wizard Tower
I just finished a great composition for a movie. It’s a two piece composition featuring clouds. The first part, Partly Cloudy, resembles milky, fluffy, clouds parting slightly to let some sun rays seep through, then closing up to repeat over and over again. The second part, Crooked Wizard Tower, also features clouds but these are dark, lurking, storm clouds. It’s about this tall, crooked, wizard tower with the clouds still in stale air.
Instrumental: Borderline Evil
A new Hip-Hop Instrumental track has just been released by JeFF ZaBorski, called: Borderline Evil This track was designed to have a sedimental feeling to it. The chord progression makes the listener start off with a happy feeling; then discomfort, which is suppose to resemble a hardship; followed by release, full of easy-going and content.
Instrumental: Cataracts
This new instrumental was created as Video Game music but can easily be used as a Hip-Hop Instrumental. This particular track was first sculpted with the colors: Purple, Blue, Teal, and a touch of Orange. The purple and blue represent the dark mysterious sky and shadows. The teal represents the moonlight and the orange as lanterns. While the color yellow isn’t enough to list, the brass instruments are pronounced so well that you could almost see it as the flicker from the orange lanterns. When…
Instrumental: It’s Alright
A new and fresh Hip-Hop Instrumental track has just been released by JeFF ZaBorski, called: It’s Alright The track features some dark grunge to build suspense and then it relieves it with some mellow chimes to signify that
Dark Mystics by JeFF ZaBorski
JeFF ZaBorski is really excited to release his first soundtrack. He started working on these sinister compositions a year prior to this album’s release and started playing piano 6 months prior to that. <a href=”https://4zyt.bandcamp.com/album/dark-mystics”>Dark Mystics by Marc Zirin</a> Each track was designed to envoke a specific emotion or feeling. Each tonal note strategically placed. Chords converted into color, applied color theory rules, then converted back to have music theory rules applied to them. These tracks are very musically correct and tell an amazing…