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The Echo Feed
by Saint Of The Echo
Born and raised in the little caribbean island called Puerto Rico.A true Metalhead(yes you read right,a Metalhead)who grew up listening to bands like Metallica,Iron Maiden,Rush,Van Halen,Black Sabbath etc. Electronic music wasn't his forté so to speak (a kind way to say he didn't like it at all) always saying that electronica was fake and hollow music. Until one day he listened to a song produced by an English DJ known as Squarepusher, and his opinion about electronic music took a 180 degree turn. Thanks to Squarepusher, other electronic musicians and industrial bands started to appear on his musical radar like Aphex Twin and Ministry. And already listening to experimental bands like Fantomas, Mr Bungle,Primus and The Melvins, The Saint started with a little help of his best friend JLA (who already was creating some electronica lounge kinda songs) and some music production software to experiment with some wacky sounds and aggressive beats to create his ideas. Those ideas then converted
Episodes
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Twin Soul
Easy listening instrumental guitar track. Mixing Rock, Soul and a little bit of Country.
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Children of The Siege
Dubstep track infused with Middle Eastern elements and percussion.
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Sands Of The Fear Eater
This is my entry for the Video Game Warframe " Tenno Tunes 2" contest. This is a tribute to my favorite Warframe.... Inaros
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The Spark
The Spark by Saint Of The Echo
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Chronicles Of The Ottoman
This is a re-mixed and re-mastered version of the original. The percussion mix has a more crisp and chunkier sound without overlapping the other elements of the song like the string section, the brass section and the bass synths
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The Aftermath
It's the epilogue of one of my previous works, The Invisible War. Depicting a scene of total destruction. Witnessing the inevitable. It carries the message of any kind of war leads to nowhere but doom and gloom. The song can also be used as a slow motion scene of seconds before something really…
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The Invisible War
Re-mastered version of my latest track. This one has better and bigger drum sounds and an overall better and more balanced mix.
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Echoes Of Light
This is my first attempt into the musical realm of Classical/ Soundtrack. Songs that you might listen to in the background of a movie scene, a TV show or even a Video Game. For those composer who are more experienced in this field, please feel free to send any constructive feedback because I want...
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Cartoon Nightmare
A mix between Electro sounds and early Industrial beats from late 80's Early 90's
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Atomic Outercourse
Re- mastered version of the song found on my latest Ep "The Quantum Awakening" in stores now.
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Gears Keep Turning (Metal Revisited)
My metal version for the theme song of the critically acclaimed and best selling video game Gears Of War 3. Original score by Steve Jablonsky. Disclaimer: “Portions of the materials used are ®, (tm),(mr), and/or (mc) The Coalition, Inc., and/or copyrighted works of The Coalition, Inc., in the...
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Insanity We Trust
Song from my latest Ep "Inverter"
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Ministry's Psalm 69 (The Echo Remix)
This was my entry for the contest made by Tunecore and the band Ministry to include your version of their song "Psalm 69" on the soundtrack supporting the band's documentary film called "The Fix". Paul Barker,Ministry's bass player,granted permission and published the audio samples and bass lines...
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Spirit Of The Great Gray Wolf
Remastered version of track #5 of my 1st Ep Planet Made Reverb
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My 2600
The sounds of my very first video game console
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Born and raised in the little caribbean island called Puerto Rico.A true Metalhead(yes you read right,a Metalhead)who grew up listening to bands like Metallica,Iron Maiden,Rush,Van Halen,Black Sabbath etc. Electronic music wasn't his forté so to speak (a kind way to say he didn't like it at all) always saying that electronica was fake and hollow music. Until one day he listened to a song produced by an English DJ known as Squarepusher, and his opinion about electronic music took a 180 degree turn. Thanks to Squarepusher, other electronic musicians and industrial bands started to appear on his musical radar like Aphex Twin and Ministry. And already listening to experimental bands like Fantomas, Mr Bungle,Primus and The Melvins, The Saint started with a little help of his best friend JLA (who already was creating some electronica lounge kinda songs) and some music production software to experiment with some wacky sounds and aggressive beats to create his ideas. Those ideas then converted
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