Stream Fallen Heroes part two by Michael J Kiss | Listen online for free on SoundCloud Here is my latest Composition 
Thank you, Michael.
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Hi folks, here is a little something that I’ve put together. I’ve titled this track - ‘Expression’. I hope you enjoy it.
I’ve only used Crow Hill libraries for this track which are;
Dott Alison Dulcet Voice, Tina Guy - Storm Cello, Snakes Of Russia Venom, Glass Strings, Small String Gestures and String Murmurations.
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Awesome piece, I love the sense of space and the vocal line.
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Nice piece! Good use of the instruments! Thanks for sharing
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I really like that use of Dulcet Voice. The purity of her voice contrasts so well with the grittiness of the Snakes of Russia percussion and the forceful cello from Tina Guo. Nice work Michael! 
I made this track originally to try out the Vaults Lo Fi Strings. Wasn’t sure precisely which direction to go in, but after a good deal of faffing about, it gradually took on a Latin flavour, especially when I also got the “Filth Imperial Electric” involved as well. One thing led to another, as they say, and here we are. It’s more upbeat than usual for me… Hope you enjoy.
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Gosh, that’s rather beautiful, Ali. I love the way the melody seems to be constantly changing its relationship with the clave (sounds like 2-3 son to me) without ever losing it as all the layers move over one another.
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Thank you so much for listening and making time to comment Steve! Glad you enjoyed it. 
Thanks Alistair for your comments. I just thought I would try something a little bit different. I wanted to try and make Storm Cello sound as if it was an alto saxophone with the use of a little bit of improvisation. Let’s call it a trial and error expression of music exercise for myself. 
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Alistair, this maybe called soft machinations but it most definitely has a flavour of latin americano imaginations. You used a very good choice of instruments to get your style of rhythm across to the listener. The tracks melody and rhythm also worked very well with the tempo of the beat.
Bom trabalho
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Hi Michael! Thank you for your kind words and for taking time to listen. Using horns and a Latin rhythm was a new experience for me so I am glad you felt it worked.
Here is another one using string gestures, Snakes of Russia and Storm Cello and some others. Stream Sunrise by CufoSynth | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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More Snakes of Russia Venom drums and bass in this latest one. Such amazing and inspiring sounds. Stream Bloomen by CufoSynth | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
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Here’s my suggestion for a theme song to reflect the new title of the podcast - very much in the same vein as my original - that Christian and the team were kind enough to play on the show on 24 September. This uses some of the drum recordings from the live session for “Join the Fellowship”, sped-up to the new tempo:
It’s a fact of modern communication
that sometimes, your signal can’t get through;
but there’s no need to lose you mind in frustration
as there’s a simple thing that you can do -
When you speak into the microphone
but just can’t move that speaker-cone
these are the words you must intone:
“Can you hear me now?”
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This is brilliant, Ed!
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Brilliant work Ed! “Chap-Hop” is definitely the new thing…. 
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Lovely work Ryan! This is both happy and beautiful.
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Hi everyone, I’m sharing this playlist as a work-in-progress, preparing to pitch music libraries for sync (targeting unscripted crime docu / tension underscore). Looking for constructive feedback. I’m fine with critisism - leave my ego at the door - so I can reflect and progress. One aim with these tracks was to keep mainly electronic, minimal, dry and sparse reverb, use the stereo field as much as possible. Trying to stand out with a certain style in a crowded marketplace. Thanks for listening! https://play.reelcrafter.com/L1J8r6vFS7KkU6qHkKEYxw
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Here is something I’ve been working on which is made up about 95% Crow Hill instruments.
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I really enjoyed the vibe of this!