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Marble
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Pyrite
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Austin Ray New York, New York
A film composer and co-director, Austin Ray grew up on the Californian/Mexican border. Musically, her natural style is cinematic and atmospheric, yet melody-driven. It evokes images of hidden pathways, wide-open spaces, and forgotten history using a blend of real instruments and electronics. She is a composer for films, documentaries, and commercials. ... more
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Edgy and ambient instrumentation blends electronic with orchestral, making me imagine futuristic realms.
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Confidently atmospheric and thought-provoking
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