u/moralisexmala

Hello everyone!

I am a music producer from 10+ years

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

L'anno scorso, a causa di una produzione musicale, mi sono imbattuto nella ricerca di uno specifico "tempio" dell'Italo disco. Durante le mie ricerche su quel periodo (parliamo del periodo dal 1979 al 1985), ho trovato molti documentari su questi club:

Plastic, Mecca, Altro Mondo, Baia Degli Angeli, Paradiso, Cocoricò, Peter Pan, Hollywood, Kinki, Insomnia, City Sound, Diablo, Hysteria, Gilda, Piper, ecc.

Poi c'è questo club (7up Music Light Discoteque) nel Lazio, che era il più grande d'Europa per dimensioni e spettacoli, ospitava artisti di fama nazionale e internazionale (anche se non sempre Italo disco, a volte funky, ecc. come Ray Charles ecc), incontri di boxe di livello mondiale, futurismo sul palco, spettacoli, DJ nazionali (Cecchetto), ecc.) e produttori Italo disco di fama internazionale vi registravano.

Ma non c'è traccia di documentari! Assolutamente nulla, nemmeno una menzione in un documentario generico, solo un video sulla sua situazione attuale, un libro su Tutto tranne che sul locale stesso, e ovunque venga menzionato, si parla poco della disco ma più del lato "mafioso"

Il fatto che non venga mai citato nemmeno per scherzo mi fa pensare che "il più grande d'Europa", sia tutta una menzogna.

Una mitomania causata dai proprietari, dal suo declino e dagli abitanti del luogo che l'anno prima avevano visto al massimo una balera

Se qualcuno qui è un documentarista, o un ricercatore, sarei felice di parlargli per capire meglio...

Scusate se è scritto strano ma il post in origine è su r/italodisco in inglese e l'ho ritradotto.

Grazie

Hi, I've written little here and only about one topic, almost to the point of seeming obsessed (and yes, I was, my father's fault). I'm Italian, so through my parents I experienced the Italo disco trend, albeit passively. Last year, due to a musical production, I stumbled upon research into a specific temple of Italo disco. While researching the era (we're talking about a period from 1979 to 1985), I found all sorts of documentaries about these clubs:

Plastic, Mecca, Altro Mondo, Baia Degli Angeli, Paradiso, Cocoricò, Peter Pan, Hollywood, Kinki, Insomnia, City Sound, Diablo, Hysteria, Gilda, Piper, etc.

Then there's this club (which I've already mentioned a thousand times and I'm sick of hearing yet another frustrated person cry spam) in Lazio, which was the largest in Europe in terms of size and in terms of shows, it had national shows (in the sense that They saw American artists on national TV (although not always Italo disco, sometimes funky, etc.), world boxing matches, stage futurism, shows, national DJs (Cecchetto), etc., and recognized Italo disco producers recorded records there.

But there's no documentary to be found! Nothing at all, not even a mention in a generic documentary, only one video about its current situation, one book that talks about everything except the disco itself, and wherever it's mentioned, little is said about the clubbers.

The fact that it's never even mentioned jokingly makes me think that "the biggest in Europe," that imaginable futurism, is all lies. A mythomania due to the owners, its demise, and the locals who the year before had at most seen a small-town dance hall.

If anyone here is a documentary maker, I'd be happy to talk to them to better understand the real situation.

Hello everyone!

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

Hello everyone!

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

P.s. i take youtbe link randomly for post here

Hello everyone!

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

Hello everyone!

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

Hello everyone!

I am a music producer from 10+ years

As many of you surely know, short films are often made that never see the light of day. I worked on two short films that required a soundtrack, and I created custom soundtracks. Everything was great, everything was accepted, but in the end, the film/short was never released. I'll start by saying that I don't work for money. I know full well that the budgets are really low, but I would have liked it more for portfolio reasons, so I find myself with background music that will probably never be released.

They're sad songs, mostly featuring music boxes, choirs, out-of-tune pianos, anxiety-inducing atmospheres, and disturbing circus music.

I think they're suitable for something that brings back childhood memories. I'd like to donate them for a project. I'm not looking for money; the name in the titles and track recognition are enough. The tracks, all together, run 12-13 minutes.

If you have any projects where you think they might be useful, send them to me and I'll send you the music. If we're both happy, you can use them.

Again, I'm just annoyed by having to work hard to keep the stuff on my hard drive. I'm not looking for money, but at least something public and real (not stuff made just for YouTube).

I hope I can be of use to someone!

This track in preview has a rhythm and a sense created with digital instruments. In addition, whistles of electronic, but not digital, origin were used. A jack was inserted from the amplifier input to the amplifier itself. The socket used to connect an external speaker (also called a cabinet or cab) is called the Speaker Output (or Extension Speaker / External Speaker). I don't know exactly (spoiler alert, it had a tube amplifier and this thing burned it). Obviously, they were reworked in the recording. In the background of the track, there's the same track but reversed. Both tracks have pitches ranging from 160 to 200 bpm.

I know it's not pure noise since it has a rhythm section, real instruments, etc., but I was wondering if it could be considered a noise subgenre in any way.

https://blackchaosrules.bandcamp.com/track/the-greed-of-a-few-is-the-death-of-many

This one, on the other hand, is an ambient recording in a metalworking factory made with non-professional equipment (a low-end smartphone that was already old and worn out), so it contains a lot of background noise, even though I tried to clean it up. I also processed it all with a DAW to create something ambient ( https://blackchaosrules.bandcamp.com/track/even-at-night-in-the-brain ). Again, I think it's too quiet to be considered noise, but could it be ambient noise?

I know it's reportable not to publish noise, but again, I'm just getting started.

Hi everyone!

Anyone curate spotify playlists? Having an inde-label we would need one or more people who work in the Spotify sector, I am not looking for paid playlists or with bot listeners, we aren't interested in these things but someone who simply takes care of the playlists and would be happy to be part of the project.

I would like to point out that since it isn't precisely "the playlist must bring us 1000 plays", we don't want to force the inclusion of tracks, but only those that the curator likes by free choice. The genres we deal with are:

- Hard Techno, Industrial, Neorave, Schranz

- Techno peak time, Hard Groove, Acid

Write me in DM or here in the comments :)

Hi everyone!

Anyone curate spotify playlists? Having an inde-label we would need one or more people who work in the Spotify sector, I am not looking for paid playlists or with bot listeners, we aren't interested in these things but someone who simply takes care of the playlists and would be happy to be part of the project.

I would like to point out that since it isn't precisely "the playlist must bring us 1000 plays", we don't want to force the inclusion of tracks, but only those that the curator likes by free choice. The genres we deal with are:

- Hard Techno, Industrial, Neorave, Schranz

- Techno peak time, Hard Groove, Acid

Write me in DM or here in the comments :)

Hi everyone!

Anyone curate spotify playlists? Having an inde-label we would need one or more people who work in the Spotify sector, I am not looking for paid playlists or with bot listeners, we aren't interested in these things but someone who simply takes care of the playlists and would be happy to be part of the project.

I would like to point out that since it isn't precisely "the playlist must bring us 1000 plays", we don't want to force the inclusion of tracks, but only those that the curator likes by free choice. The genres we deal with are:

- Hard Techno, Industrial, Neorave, Schranz

- Techno peak time, Hard Groove, Acid

Write me in DM or here in the comments :)

Hi everyone!

Anyone curate spotify playlists? Having an inde-label we would need one or more people who work in the Spotify sector, I am not looking for paid playlists or with bot listeners, we aren't interested in these things but someone who simply takes care of the playlists and would be happy to be part of the project.

I would like to point out that since it isn't precisely "the playlist must bring us 1000 plays", we don't want to force the inclusion of tracks, but only those that the curator likes by free choice. The genres we deal with are:

- Hard Techno, Industrial, Neorave, Schranz

- Techno peak time, Hard Groove, Acid

Write me in DM or here in the comments :)

Hi everyone!

Anyone curate spotify playlists? Having an inde-label we would need one or more people who work in the Spotify sector, I am not looking for paid playlists or with bot listeners, we aren't interested in these things but someone who simply takes care of the playlists and would be happy to be part of the project.

I would like to point out that since it isn't precisely "the playlist must bring us 1000 plays", we don't want to force the inclusion of tracks, but only those that the curator likes by free choice. The genres we deal with are:

- Hard Techno, Industrial, Neorave, Schranz

- Techno peak time, Hard Groove, Acid

Write me in DM or here in the comments :)

Hello everyone, I was recently nominated for Mood, even though I'm not particularly present! And I thank the staff for this!

I'm not a surrealist artist; I mostly work in music, but I'm part of a collective that focuses on all aspects of art. We've also recently opened a virtual gallery (though it's actually a web page) where we're posting works. Clicking on them will reveal the title, artist bio, and social media links.

The gallery is very "dark," but surrealism is well-regarded, so if you're an artist, feel free to post your work in this sub! Let us know what you think :)