Jupiter-8 Vancouver, British Columbia
80s soundtrack composer and movie binge watcher.
For licensing inquiries and composition offers, contact me at: jupiter8920@gmail.com
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When Summer Ends
by Android Automatic
supported by 26 fans who also own “Codename: Firesnake Original Soundtrack (OST)”
An EP themed around a summer vacation at the beaches of Miami. AA's still banging the disco drum, shown in "Tropics" and "Beneath", but this "Escape" is about ease over excitement, with a wonder that reflects an enthusiasm for life (I dig that drum beat!). The title track is a great sunset piece, that last night before you get on the plane, recalling your new memories as you're "Leaving Miami". I really like the subtle guitar work; it adds some nice textures, particularly the haze on "Summer".
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Visions
by Android Automatic
supported by 25 fans who also own “Codename: Firesnake Original Soundtrack (OST)”
i am finaly understand this relaxing style)
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V12\\\\
by Android Automatic
supported by 25 fans who also own “Codename: Firesnake Original Soundtrack (OST)”
Absolute classic Outrun. Got them Lazerhawk Redline feels all up in here; delicious. Bonus for the white Countach decorated by a woman wearing only a sun visor and white cowboy boots on the cover and the entirely egregious but extremely cool ascii art in the track name.
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Black Mirror - San Junipero (Original Score)
by Clint Mansell
Relive the eeriness of one of this season’s standout “Black Mirror” episodes with the score by Clint Mansell.
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Mr. Robot - Volume 1 (Original Television Series Soundtrack)
by Mac Quayle
Mac Quayle’s soundtrack for “Mr. Robot” provides the show a score that's as ominous and paranoid as its subject matter.
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Slow Knife
by Kuedo
The second LP from Kuedo feels like the soundtrack for future-noir, with rippling, uneasy synths and steadily-increasing tension.
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Signal
by Android Automatic
supported by 25 fans who also own “Codename: Firesnake Original Soundtrack (OST)”
Spaceship Android takes a trip to the beach. "Somewhere Along the Coast" is fun outrun in the sun with a disco beat that drifts in and out. "The Signal" begins with a lo-fi sound then cuts to normal with a spacey, astral sound. "Cruise" is another fun track that switches bakc and forth between funk and outrun with some nice guitar work. "Saw Her Yesterday" is my favorite, though, a slice of teen dreams with a bittersweet edge. Unrequited love? A past romance? The music's tone only tells so much.
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