StudioKraft - Film Music Composer | License Music For Film, Television, Video Games

Recently, we advanced a working copy of our upcoming Binary Soundscapes demo to music critic and Legends Magazine editor Marcus Pan. He kindly took the time to review several tracks from the CD and his words follow in the excerpts below:

About StudioKraft -
"Studiokraft, while not "musicians" per se, surely have the capabilities, but they bill themselves as a creative firm that performs music composition and sound engineering for film, radio, TV and gaming. Word on the street is they may be picking up some major gaming contracts as of late so you never know - that next PlayStation hit could be chock full of SK noises, sounds and scores."

About the tracks -
"SK uses purely electronic composition throughout Binary Soundscapes. First and foremost one will notice the extensive complication in each of the tracks. From the opening 'Internal Evolution' which opens the CD with fast paced rhythm movements with winds and flutes wrapped around the beats with perfection - to the closing 'Das Floot' (a nice touch, closing with similar instrumentation) that is a quick witted trance/classical hybrid. You'll be hard pressed to find any flaw in the workmanship. 'The Empty' rivals the work of even such notables as orchestrational compositionist Danny Elfman."

"Meanwhile, 'The Secret Moon', is a more traditional piece with Spanish strum-style guitars so lifelike you can hear the squeaks on the strings. I've had to go and verify again whether this is all electronic music and not live guitar, but I have been assured it is. Violins join in with whispering castanets tapping slow intervals. Slow, moody and introspective, 'The Secret Moon' leads you into an orchestration score that becomes a moving and fast piece of music."

"Want a little spookiness? 'Valiant & the Wicked' takes us on a ride through dark valleys and windy chasms. Thunderheads smash through our senses and leads into piano solos and string instrumentation with bending slides that lead farther down into those darkest places of our minds. If you're a Midnight Syndicate fan, then Binary Soundscapes is a must-have for this track alone."