The #1 blog for music that fits in film, games, & shows. Curating cinematic sounds, soundtracks, and more.
Jacqueline Kroft’s The First Blossom is a refreshing take on spring’s quiet arrival. Building on her previous release Arpeggios of Raindrops, the track uses her signature piano work to capture the delicate moment when the earth begins to awaken. Kroft’s melodies feel like the first buds breaking through the ground—subtle yet full of life. The…
“House by the Lake” is a simple piano composition, but don’t let that fool you, it carries a lot of weight. It’s a song that feels more like a personal memory than a piece of music, something intimate and quiet. Ruus isn’t playing for grand effect; he’s playing for something real, something that hits close…
SEEDR, the electronic project from London-born, LA-based Jessie Jayne, steps into new sonic territory with Sublime, the first track from her upcoming debut EP, Evolutionary. Known for mixing electronic beats with deeper emotional tones, SEEDR’s latest release proves she’s not just about making music—she’s creating an experience. The track starts off with a moody, almost…
Solmi Kim’s Standing Still is a deeply personal and cinematic piano composition, enhanced by slow, soaring strings that add layers of emotion. The piece feels both intimate and expansive, allowing emotions to be expressed without the need for words. The melody came to Kim during a walk along the riverside, a moment that shifted her…
Le Days, the Swedish composer and writer, brings a new level of emotional depth with his latest album Are You Here?. The work reflects the often tumultuous journey of identity, self-perception, and the complex emotions tied to grief and transformation. Recorded in an old church near his birthplace, this album took four years to complete,…