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dacca

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I've been creating music since March 2014. Check out my https://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/milestones playlist for key moments for me along the way since then. Thank you for visiting my page - I hope you find a track or two that you like. Check out my playlists for different genres. I do enjoy musical collaborations, and here are my collaborations playlists:https://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/collaborationshttps://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/collaborations-2015https://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/collaborations-2016https://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/collaborations-2017https://soundcloud.com/dacca/sets/...

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dacca

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Oct 2, 2024

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Episodes

Music Box 22.04.2018

Playing with some beautiful new GB sounds...I hope you like it! ----------- Image: music box | by Mark Bonica, Flickr

The Art Of Uncertainty 22.04.2018

My second track to explore "uncertainty" through music. Here is a link to the first such track: https://soundcloud.com/dacca/the-manufacture-of-uncertainty ----------- Artwork: Spiral staircase by aotaro, on Flickr

Caretakers Of The Earth (Humans Made Us) 15.04.2018

Imagine a time in the far future, and Earth is a paradise...a sanctuary for plants and wildlife. The humans are all gone, and their last act was to commission an army of robots to care for the Earth. This is the future fantasy I had in mind as I created this track. Synthesisers was definitely the best way to capture that future fantasy feel. I hope you like it.

Cotton Mill Girl 13.04.2018

Something a little different for me, a brass instrumental. --------------- Workers at the Brookside Cotton Mill in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, photographed by Lewis Wickes Hine in December 1910. National Child Labour Committee, Library Of Congress, USA.

The Big Crunch 09.04.2018

With this track I wanted to create a "slow burn" to a big rock ending. There's almost twenty drum tracks involved, essential to getting that slow burn right I felt...and getting the big rock ending right, too! I hope you enjoy it! -------------- Image: Echoes of a Stellar Ending - JPL https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/spaceimages/details.php?id=PIA15480

Be You 07.04.2018

Every now and then I create some weird experimental piece...and this is one of those pieces! It I like to celebrate individuality and uniqueness, so "Be You" seemed the right title for this. Backing track is made from Apple loops, but synths, bass and lead guitar are all played manually in Logic Pro X. ------------- Image "Unique lighting at Mayo Clinic" by JennyFinstadJohnson

Reaper At The End Of Time - with Smitty 05.04.2018

This is my version of my friend Smitty's truly excellent open collaboration track (formerly as Pagans Pentacles and a Dragon). You can find Smitty here - https://soundcloud.com/user-smitjam In my version I added three different guitar tracks via Logic Pro X. --------------- Telefan https://soundcloud.com/telefan also did a fantastic version here: https://soundcloud.com/telefan/rateotw-jam-with-smi...

Sweet Nothing 01.04.2018

Whisper sweet nothing in my ear, I lose myself when you're near.

Dark Knight 27.03.2018

Dark, brooding and intense electronic rock. I did enjoy the Dark Knight trilogy of movies, so that's the inspiration for this track. --------- Check out this image for more inspiration: 'The Dark Knight Rises' by Brett Jordan, Flickr. https://www.flickr.com/photos/x1brett/6001260630

What About Me? 25.03.2018

I started messing with some dark synth arpeggiators in Logic Pro X and added some drums and lead synths. The title just popped into my head...no idea why! It sounded dark and quirky - job done!

Star Explorer 24.03.2018

I wanted to capture a fresh and exciting 70s sci-fi feel with this retro synthesiser track. All synths played by me in Logic Pro X. I hope you like it. ------------ Art: "Vostok Launch", Richard Terry, 1978.

Fractal 18.03.2018

I was smitten by this image, and hoped the music I created would do it some justice. Like the image, the music is simple yet complex. All instruments played by me in Logic Pro X. ------------------ Image: Newton fractal generated by the polynomial z³-2z+2. Henning Makholm

In Prog We Trust 10.03.2018

I've had that badge for decades, so I figured it was about time I created a track to honour the prog rock sound, featuring the badge. It's a longer track, which is entirely appropriate for a prog rock track! ------------ Photograph by David Coutts 2018

Exploring The Ice Caves 09.03.2018

I have no association with the artist David Revoy, nor with the open movie 'Sintel' from The Blender Foundation. Revoy produced some concept art for the movie, and the image for this track is taken from one of those (it was labelled for re-use with modification). But, I am a fan of both Revoy and The Blender Foundation. So I created my own original fan music based on the Sintel concept artwork. Al...

Wasp 06.03.2018

Rock with a sting. Image: Cuckoo wasp,University Of Texas, Austin.

Slaves To Our Machines 25.02.2018

All synths played manually in Logic Pro X, including synth choir and singers. The EDM drums are a Logic Pro X drummer track (pile driver).

Tell Me What You Are Going Through 24.02.2018

Tell Me What You Are Going Through by dacca

Numenéra 17.02.2018

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke. I recently came across a newish (2013) science-fantasy roleplaying game which I found quite inspirational (and so far I've only played the intro to the computer game version), called Numenéra and created by Monte Cook: http://numenera.com It's set a billion years in the future, on the Ninth World (what the hu...

In Space I Can Hear Me Scream 12.02.2018

We've all heard the tag line from "Alien" - in space nobody can hear you scream. This track turns that idea around, and imagines a person screaming at their own slow death inside their spacesuit...alone in deep space. Our unfortunate person CAN hear their own scream. The backing track was created using Novation Launchpad, to which I added my usual GB hard rock guitar (on dacca standard settings),...

Mirror World 10.02.2018

Inspired by the excellent "Stranger Things" Netflix series, itself inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, and H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.

Misadventures Of The Chrononauts 04.02.2018

An unusual track, no doubt. I created the electronic backing track via Novation Launchpad, then added manually played vintage drum kit, bass, double bass and the early pizzicato strings. The remaining strings are GB smart instruments, quantised.

Alien Shore 03.02.2018

Almost a chill out track...but can we ever relax on an alien shore? Just a hint of menace here and there to unsettle that warm fuzzy feeling as we admire the local beauty. ----------------- Art by Animaniax - Pantolomin StarAlliance

Empire Of The Petal Throne 28.01.2018

I shamelessly borrowed the title from a fantasy role-playing game of the same name by M.A. R. Barker, set in the world he created called Tékumel. I owned the game when it came out, and the name and some of the world Barker created have remained with me since. In my creation I fuse that wonderful title with Chinese opera vocals and the traditional erhu instrument. The rock track is a combination of...

Another Slow Day In Paradise 27.01.2018

Imagine day after day in an unchanging paradise...

Rock With Me 22.01.2018

I really just felt like rocking out, so I hope you'll rock out with me. When looking for images related to "rocking out" I couldn't go past Kaisa Jouhki of Battlelore (boy do they rock, but much heavier). This track is nothing like their music, but check them out! https://soundcloud.com/battlelore-official ----------- Image: Kaisa Jouhki of Battlelore at Nosturi, Helsinki Battlelore https://soundc...

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