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Chance MUSIC Shop: Why Would You Lie Available Now. The only available Instrumental Version of Why Would You Lie from Demi Grace. The composition was co-written with producer of the record Jason Norris, AKA Producer Jay Karnell (The Rzistnce). Demi is not only a composer and recording artist, she alsoRead More →
Hammer of Doom is the title track on this 2 track release. Dynamic instrumental with synthesiser strings and brass sounds from Tyler Madden. Very suited to licensing for cinematic use. Features big hammer like strike sounds. Hammer of Doom deliver the sort of concentrated audio force to shake cinema seats.Read More →
Chance MUSIC Shop: Why Would You Lie Available Now. A special Re-Release of the reggae style song Why Would You Lie from Demi Grace. This song is co-written and produced with songwriter Jason Norris, AKA Producer Jay Karnell (The Rzistnce). Demi is a composer, singer and recording artist, an actorRead More →
Famous Faces was recorded in London. The lead vocal session singer likes anonymity. Session musicians also performed the backing tracks. Words and music are by John Fu as a stage name, the writer and person behind it is Fu Wai Yuen. As a producer John Fu is known as FuMusic.Read More →
Tommy Moeller performs Heart of Mine, backed by some of Australia’s best studio musicians. The Time album this single comes from, was produced by Herm Kovac at his Ramrod Studios in Sydney. During the recording sessions Herm took Tommy aside and asked him if he would be interested in addingRead More →
Forgotten is an instrumental work categorised as Big Room house, or electro house style. Tahsin Kokver is an electronic music producer from Ankara, Turkey. He is the force behind Audio Medic. The song is also written and performed by Tahsin Kokver. Forgotten was inspired by the artist KSHMR. It’s anRead More →
Fight is written about Superheroes, performed by Laura Vance and produced by co-writer Tyler Madden. The the best way to assess how good Fight really is, and the performances, is to listen. Here is a series of comment snippets from music blog critic’s who did listen, who loved it too.Read More →