ShareTweet Adam Fligsten is a musician that makes you think as well as feel. And that is at the heart of music. All music. So to hear such a cinematic scope within the confines of an album, an instrumental album at that, really brings joy to me, as a musician, because it shows the emotion behind the notes. Adam does this brilliantly with his new album titled ‘Bloodier’. Within the music of ‘Bloodier’ lies the creativity and ingenuity of a creative mind on the mend. And by ‘on the mend’, I mean on the mend from experiences, people, and everything else in one’s life that can be transcribed and documented with the translation of music, which then becomes a gift, because that gift is given from the artist to the listener so that those tracks become the soundtrack to our lives. This is the sign of a true artist. ‘Bloodier’ is set to be released on May 30th. About Adam Fligsten Adam Fligsten has been making electronic music for nearly 20 years. Originally coming from a world of sample-based, electronic music, Adam made a transition to film and video game scoring in about 2009. Since then, he has been primarily focused on scoring video games. In 2018 he scored all of Outreach, in which he used entirely synthesizers from the Soviet Union, and part of Marvel v. Capcom: Infinite. He is currently working on other, unannounced scoring projects. @adamfligsten @zach_abramson @markkilborn Second this, Shaperbox all the way Yesterday from Adam Fligsten's Twitter via Twitter for Android See this one, you can hear the AI in the tambourine. It sounds artificial. But the Winstons one, sounded perfect... twitter.com/blo0dcl0t/stat… About 5 days ago from Adam Fligsten's Twitter via Twitter Web App The first of these AI stem examples that has actually blown me away Amazing twitter.com/blo0dcl0t/stat… About 5 days ago from Adam Fligsten's Twitter via Twitter Web App Finally trying out Reaper's new timestretching algorithm. Amazing. Very PaulStretch-esque, and so quick and convenient to use. I'll be using this a lot About 6 days ago from Adam Fligsten's Twitter via Twitter Web App Never trust someone who's entire game is to convince someone that they don't have the proper expertise to do what they want to do About 6 days ago from Adam Fligsten's Twitter via Twitter Web App Adam’s music exists in the delicate place between synthesizers, resampled sounds, and live instruments. He focuses on finding a unique tone for every project. SOURCE: Official Bio LINKS: http://adamfligsten.com https://twitter.com/adamfligsten https://adamfligsten.bandcamp.com Comments
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