Bruton Music, part three

Bruton Music, part three (mixcloud)[see the more simple/traditional style tracklist – with only the artists’ names and track titles – below, at the bottom of this post, thanks]01. John Scott – Pleasant Surroundings 2 (Thematic with Strings) 1:35[BRD13, Serenity. Soft and pretty. Styles vary from contemporary to quaint. 135]02. Brian Bennett – Surf (Sea of airshots. Slow swell with motive figures.) 3:25[BRD19, Nature Watch. Sustained electro-atmospherics. 190]03. Alan Hawkshaw – Soft Throttle (Cool and funky) 2:55[BRG6, Sunny Sides. Carefree contemporary tunefuls of small group instrumentation. 67]04. Keith Roberts – Skyscraper (Busy, metropolitan) 2:12[BRG21, Bold as Brass. Contemporary, big, confident. 188]05. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Night Groove (Classy, romantic) 2:30[BRH1, Rock City. Slick metropolitan and travelling backcloths. 4]06. W. Bennett / B. Bennett – Mix It Up (Cool “Axel F” rhythm) 2:38[BRH28, In The Groove. Exciting contemporary sounds.]07. Alan Hawkshaw ‎- Eternity (Nebulous time passage) 4:11[BRI6, Frontiers of Science. Contemporary electronic atmospherics. 105]08. Jean Bouchety – Lifeblood Ending 2 (Editable held tail) 0:36[BRI7, Biology. Abstract Electronics with Percussion. Most items have a submix designed for when less musical intensity is required. 114]09. Alan Hawkshaw – Digital Vision (Complex rhthmic readout] 2:17[BRI8, Kinetics/Vision. […] A foresight of new technology. 122]15:3010. Brian Bennett – Discovery (An environment of unreality to an unresolved conclusion.) 6:11[BRI10, Fantasia. An electronic suite not conforming to the usual rules of music but comprising various airs and movements according to the composers creative inspiration. 130]11. John Coleman – Exciting Enterprise 1 (Opening statement to pacey bright theme) 2:40[BRJ13, Enterprise/Let’s Go. A contemporary theme set for Brass, Synthesisers and Rhythm descriptive of purpose and efficiency. […] 100]12. David Lindup – Stealth 1 (Suspense with dark undertones to tail) 1:40[BRJ22, Interpol. All time favourite crime fighting dramatics. Suspense build ups, chases, links, bridges and stings. 157]13. John Cameron – High Noon (Tension. Features Spanish Guitar & Wood Flute) 3:21[BRJ28, Badlands. A comprehensive set of drama cues applicable to the Americas, past and present. 232]14. Mike Vickers – Driving Force (Bright, propulsive) 2:11[BRK1, Driving Force. Dangerous and exciting action. 28]15. Francis Monkman – Current Affairs (Purposeful, industrious, semi-electronic) 3:21[BRL4, Futurama. Semi-electronic sequences for new technology. 90]16. I. Martin/B. Dee – Glass (Warm, revolving) 2:27[BRL5, Light Industry. Contemporary, semi-electronic. 103]17. Alan Hawkshaw – Autopower (High powered energy) 2:40[BRL7, Music Machine. Clean, fresh, futuristic. 166]18. Zoe De Souza – Fast Output (Fast Motion) 2:44[BRL17, Aggressive Advertising. Positive, optimistic. A blend of realsound and synthesisers. 281]19. Les Hurdle / Frank Ricotti – Dank (Hollow suspense) 1:44[BRM3, Darkside. Contemporary and futuristic. 45]20. John Cameron – Satin 2 (Alto Sax with unhurried motion) 2:34[BRM8, Watchful Eye. Nervous, apprehensive. A Side more suited to drama. B Side more suited to documentary. 163]16:0021. John Cameron – Treck (Melancholy Bass Clarinet-like melody over dark suspenseful underscore) 3:10[BRM9, Survival. Contemporary atmospherics with a generic feel of unease. 176]22. Alan Hawkshaw – Underwater Voyage (Weirsd, suspended) 3:14[BRM14, Underworld. Strange suspenseful underscores. Especially suitable for underwater scenes. 287]23. Keith Mansfield – Important Montage 2 (More emphasis on rhythm) 0:55[BRN3, Progress. The achievements of man. 37]24. Paul Martin – Peasants Pastures (Quaint, peaceful) 3:03[BRO3, An Age of Elegance. Musical reflections of past cultures. 76]25. John Cameron – Serengeti Sunlight (Lighthearted. Ominous last chord) 1:17[BRR19, Sketches of Africa. Intriguing Woodwinds, intricate Percussion indicative of Nature Study and native Africa. 251]26. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – Call of Africa (Happy Flute feature) 2:34[BRR20, Modern Africa. Contemporary Brass, Woodwind, Rhythm and Percussion. 252]27. Duncan Lamont – Funky Flutes (Layed back Alto Flute feature) 4:02[BRD13, Serenity. Soft and pretty. Styles vary from contemporary to quaint. 135]28. Brian Bennett – Carefree (Light 5/4 movement) 2:24[BRG6, Sunny Sides. Carefree contemporary tunefuls of small group instrumentation. 67]29. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Fast Drive (Smooth fast speed) 2:33[BRH1, Rock City. Slick metropolitan and travelling backcloths. 4]30. Alan Hawkshaw ‎- Frontiers of Science (Important, explanatory) 3:06[BRI6, Frontiers of Science. Contemporary electronic atmospherics. 105]31. Alan Hawkshaw – Vision 1. (Clarion theme over rapid sequential patterns) 2:31[BRI8, Kinetics/Vision. […] A foresight of new technology. 122]16:3032. Brian Bennett – A New World (The creation of Utopia) 6:34[BRI10, Fantasia. An electronic suite not conforming to the usual rules of music but comprising various airs and movements according to the composers creative inspiration. 130]33. Alan Hawkshaw – Technicolour (Dynamic impressive theme) 2:36[BRL7, Music Machine. Clean, fresh, futuristic. 166]34. Alan Hawkshaw – Good Thinking (Optimistic, motive) 2:34[BRL17, Aggressive Advertising. Positive, optimistic. A blend of realsound and synthesisers. 281]35. John Cameron – Neon Strip (Serio comic prowling) 2:00[BRM3, Darkside. Contemporary and futuristic. 45]36. John Cameron – Swordfish (Suspended movement, especially suited to Birds & Fish) 1:49[BRR19, Sketches of Africa. Intriguing Woodwinds, intricate Percussion indicative of Nature Study and native Africa. 251]37. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – African Dawn (Relaxed) 3:05[BRR20, Modern Africa. Contemporary Brass, Woodwind, Rhythm and Percussion. 252]38. Alan Hawkshaw – Beach Journey (Nice free movement) 3:00[BRG6, Sunny Sides. Carefree contemporary tunefuls of small group instrumentation. 67]39. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Super Kool (Rhythmic, classy) 2:27[BRH1, Rock City. Slick metropolitan and travelling backcloths. 4]40. Trevor Bastow – Kinetic Motion (Automotive) 2:19[BRI8, Kinetics/Vision. […] 122]41. Alan Hawkshaw – Pro-Motion (Purposeful, motive, confident, industrious) 2:35[BRL7, Music Machine. Clean, fresh, futuristic. 166]16:56:09hírek/newsBrüsszeli Diktátum radio showBruton Music, part three (mixcloud)01. John Scott – Pleasant Surroundings 202. Brian Bennett – Surf03. Alan Hawkshaw – Soft Throttle04. Keith Roberts – Skyscraper05. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Night Groove06. W. Bennett / B. Bennett – Mix It Up07. Alan Hawkshaw ‎- Eternity08. Jean Bouchety – Lifeblood Ending 209. Alan Hawkshaw – Digital Vision10. Brian Bennett – Discovery11. John Coleman – Exciting Enterprise 112. David Lindup – Stealth 113. John Cameron – High Noon14. Mike Vickers – Driving Force15. Francis Monkman – Current Affairs16. I. Martin/B. Dee – Glass17. Alan Hawkshaw – Autopower18. Zoe De Souza – Fast Output19. Les Hurdle / Frank Ricotti – Dank20. John Cameron – Satin 221. John Cameron – Treck22. Alan Hawkshaw – Underwater Voyage23. Keith Mansfield – Important Montage 224. Paul Martin – Peasants Pastures25. John Cameron – Serengeti Sunlight26. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – Call of Africa27. Duncan Lamont – Funky Flutes28. Brian Bennett – Carefree29. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Fast Drive30. Alan Hawkshaw ‎- Frontiers of Science31. Alan Hawkshaw – Vision 1.32. Brian Bennett – A New World33. Alan Hawkshaw – Technicolour34. Alan Hawkshaw – Good Thinking35. John Cameron – Neon Strip36. John Cameron – Swordfish37. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – African Dawn38. Alan Hawkshaw – Beach Journey39. C. Rae / F. McDonald / G. Shury – Super Kool40. Trevor Bastow – Kinetic Motion41. Alan Hawkshaw – Pro-Motionambient beat break bruton electronic funk jazz library turkaszemle synths vinyl