Scrap Sound Works presents BIOME, an experimental film by Mason Lange and Conor McGibboney. This film is about two musicians who create a universe with music. In this new universe, a water world emerges and they set the seeds of life in motion with the sounds of their imaginations. Featuring music by the film creators along with new renditions of songs by Charles Valentin Alkan and Ludwig Van Beethoven, BIOME is a voyage into a new plane of reality.
Royalty Free Music Collection
Enjoy this royalty free song for your projects, commercial, educational or otherwise.Please make sure to give us a credit for the project as “Scrap Sound Works”.
September 5, 2018
Experimental Version of Swan Lake – Act I – Finale – Royalty Free
This is an experimental version of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Finale from Act I of Swan Lake, by Conor McGibboney. Enjoy this royalty free song for your projects, commercial, educational or otherwise.Please make sure to give us a credit for the project as “Scrap Sound Works”.
August 7, 2017
Experimental Version of Isaac Albéniz’s Aragon – Royalty Free
This is an experimental version of Isaac Albéniz’s Aragon from Suite Española, by Conor McGibboney. Enjoy this royalty free song for your projects, commercial, educational or otherwise.Please make sure to give us a credit for the project as “Scrap Sound Works”.
Experimental Version of Dies Irae by Mozart from Requiem – Royalty Free
This is an experimental version of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Dies Irae (from Requiem), by Conor McGibboney. Enjoy this royalty free song for your projects, commercial, educational or otherwise.Please make sure to give us a credit for the project as “Scrap Sound Works”.
May 1, 2017
Experimental Version of Frédéric Chopin’s Nocturne No. 20 in C# Minor – Royalty Free
This is an experimental version of Frédéric Chopin’s Nocturne No. 20 in C# minor, by Conor McGibboney. Enjoy this royalty free song for your projects, commercial, educational or otherwise.Please make sure to give us a credit for the project as “Scrap Sound Works”.
