'Spaceport Cantina' album promo

"Somewhere between alien reggae-rock, hybrid-orchestral and 80s TV show themes...is 'Spaceport Cantina!' -Jamsphere Rock Radio

"It's a soundtrack to some imaginary space-movie that someone needs to make immediately!" -Melk

Between stardates 2015 and 2019, there was much activity creating music for commercials and various promotional videos.

During this period--and working with a mysterious audio production group known simply as The Syndicate--some of this material did really well, showing up in various advertisements in distant lands.

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'Spaceport Cantina'
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Quantum Halo (YT1300 Version) 03:10

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Medulla Oblongata 04:49

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There's Something Crawling On the Back Door, Mom 03:36

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Arc of Ultraviolet Light 02:11

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Subzero Strut (Outter Rim Remix) 03:41

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Breaking High Orbit 02:31

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Determined to Fly (DL-44 Remix) 02:46

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Mountain of the Storm King 02:28

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Rime of the Ancient Time Traveller 02:54

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Decaying Orbit Blues 02:26

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Corellian Smugglers 02:25

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May The Wind Carry Your Name (Tanis Remix) 04:23

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"Somewhere between alien reggae-rock, hybrid-orchestral and 80s TV show themes...is 'Spaceport Cantina!'

"It's a soundtrack to some imaginary space-movie that someone needs to make immediately!"

Between stardates 2015 and 2019, there was much activity creating music for commercials and various promotional videos.

During this period--and working with a mysterious audio production group known simply as The Syndicate--some of this material did really well, showing up in various advertisements in distant lands.

Other material--upon presentation--was presented with the verdict: ‘this sucks’.

That last category informs a large part of what is on this album. :)

To be clear, the head Syndicate mastermind liked a lot of what was done, but said it wasn’t right for commercial purposes, and sounded more like TV show themes. Some of this material had already found a great home in non-domestic newscasts, television thrillers and local Habitat for Humanity videos...and there was so much material that--while not being right for commercials selling sunglasses or aluminum foil--was still pretty fun to listen to.

It reminded me of a rag-tag fugitive fleet of cantina inhabitants like you’d find in Star Wars’ Mos Eisley Spaceport. Gritty, weird, mysterious characters that came from disparate parts of the galaxy, all sitting together having strange chemical concotions (drinks) and listening to strange music before breaking out into a fistfight (or worse).

80s TV shows themes, pop-rock horn sections and synthwave, alien percussion and tortured guitar strings...these are all the elements that came together to be ‘Spaceport Cantina’.

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