Music from the film PRESENCE

Dave Merson Hess · 33 min

Dave Merson-Hess’s Music from the film PRESENCE is a score made with director Bryan Kramer for the science-fiction film whose premiere the source places at Seattle’s 2009 STIFF. The composer names mellotron, analog synthesizers and software emulations, organ, vibraphone, delayed drums and electric guitar among the tools. He credits Jessica Roberts with arrangement help on ‘Onomatopoeia’ and ‘Drive’ and describes working in Richmond, New York and on a train between them. Seventeen entries include a bonus ‘Drive Outtake.’ The specific scoring and arrangement account distinguishes this soundtrack from a themed collection that only borrows film imagery.

Selected edition: 17-file FLAC edition from the documented source. 17 audio files, 119,372,831 bytes and 32:52 of measured audio.

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Seventeen tracks include the explicit closing outtake. Jessica Roberts’s arrangement assistance is attached to two named pieces, while the film influences are contextual references, not sampled-performer credits. The film-premiere date is separate from the album’s publication. Source and edition notes.

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