Classical and movie scores
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Last man standing
This is very cool, reminds me of music from Final Fantasy VII from the original Sony Playstation. I'm glad that I came here to check out your music, very professional and clean sounding, I'll be back here for sure!
Thanks DSS and Erik, I'll post the film up here with a link and Erik I got the melody idea from a lot of the metal bands. I'll post the full track soon Cheers
This is so cool! I've never heard anything like this. It's like an orchestra, but an orchestra/rock band - repeating verses and choruses like a guitar and bass. I think it would be awesome if there were rock lyrics and a lead guitar part in between, but I may just be pushing my habits. I don't mean to sound like I'm diminishing your work, but I really do hear more in this that gives this such HUGE potential. I'm actually excited for you right now! Alright, I'll relax. LMAO!
You have a great talent for these soundtracks and this one makes me feel that I am being relentlessly chased. Amazing and easy thumbs. Hope you find a placement for this in the movies.
London artist and composer Charlie Armour’s passion has always been music. Among his many professional credits are music for the films "Ikari" and "The Aswang Phenomenon" as well as short films "Toy Run" and "The Gig". He has also composed music for the video games "Conquest: Divide and Conquer" and "Martial Arts Odyssey: Volume One Kuntaw & Bokator". Charlie continues to compose and record music for projects all over the world in the Dramatic, Classical, Horror and Action genres.Charlie Armour’s professional accomplishments are all the more remarkable since he deals with a rare form of Lueuodystrophy daily, which limits the use of his legs and hands. He continues to add to his portfolio of composing scores for Films, Video Games, Television, Advertising, and other projects. Charlie is a talented composer who doesn’t give up and continues to turn out exciting and professional new works-check out his tracks here for proof.