As a composer with a vast portfolio encompassing hundreds of pieces, some of which have been featured in several short films, I'd love to draw your attention to my music – and my music to your attention. I have a particular fondness for documentary films, romantic stories, and … experimental cinema! My music style spans from tango argentino (did I mention I was born in Buenos Aires?) to neoclassical sounds, with a grain of experimentation.
You can listen to (some of) my music on Spotify. However, to avoid confusion among algorithms and listeners alike, it considered it wiser to distribute my different sounds among different nicknames: it would be very perplexing for both persons and AI to have a minimal or neoclassical piano track followed by an electrifying chiptune melody, then transition to intergalactical orchestral music, followed by synthwave/chillwave, and concluding with soothing harp music.
But this is precisely what excites me about composing music for films: to employ vastly different techniques even within a single project while maintaining aesthetical coherence and fidelity to the visual narrative!
Have a great day - Juan María
On Spotify: under Juan María Solare, Harp Lane, Iannis Eralos, Brigida HB, Tumoko Sudaka.
Juan María Solare: https://www.sptfy.com/jmsolare
Harp Lane: https://open.spotify.com/artist/43lOHt9zPrYaJjYgTJoLne
Iannis Eralos: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2eqltLLw7NuUXF7WFMLvbD
Brigida HB: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6aI19WW2MRUEdCXoWoQBtX
Tumoko Sudaka: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2ZqOAdUVky8UYKuTvYET0r
Hey, Marsy Robinson. Hope you're having an awesome, creative week! What's your favorite stunt performance that you did?