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GENRE: Electronic, Soundtrack
Label: Headphonica
Release date: 2009
Total running time: 0:32:02
“Music from the film PRESENCE” is the score for an independent/cult science fiction film which has premiered in June 2009 at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival (STIFF) in Seattle, Washington, USA. The film is heavily influenced by Jean-Luc Godard’s Alphaville, Werner Herzog’s Wild Blue Yonder, and the films of David Lynch. It was shot in downtown Los Angeles, CA, mostly at night. It uses music heavily, as well as public domain and stock footage from the U.S. National Archives in Washington, D.C. to tell its story.
As a film, PRESENCE is at once visually beautiful yet stark and unsettling, pairing long, elegant shots of downtown Los Angeles with bleak, startling footage of disasters, both real and fictional. When composing for the movie, I knew I had to provide a score that would blend seamlessly with the visual elements of the film to enhance the sense of acute loss and impending dread experienced by the film’s protagonist. The movie is at some moments frightening and horrific yet at others tender and nostalgic, so I worked with director Bryan Kramer to emulate those emotional shifts while creating a score that was consistent as a whole.
| TRACKLIST |
| 01 – Onomatopoeia 02 – Didn’t Used To Be This Way 03 – I Like Dogs 04 – What Is Its Vessel? 05 – Blur And Bleed 06 – Haunted Kid 07 – Like Dominoes 08 – Friends…Home 09 – Subway Sleep 10 – Fisherman 11 – Love Theme Intro 12 – Love Theme 13 – Static/Headtrip/Tinkly Piano 14 – Drive 15 – Caught In A Fingerprint 16 – PRESENCE Theme 17 – Drive Outtake (Bonus Track) |
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