I'm willing to bet you haven't heard anything quite like this. There is a lot of classical music in the mix. This is often on the mellower end of the spectrum, but does get intense at times. It's all instrumental. It's also very cool, if sometimes quite strange.

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Starting fairly ambient, this rises up gradually from there. Eventually this works out into a cool up-tempo fusion jam from there.

 Classical music, electronics and more soundtrack like elements merge to create a rather unsettling tapestry of sound. This one has a part that makes me think of sonic buoy, and at different points we approach it and then move away from it, only to approach again. There is a trippy sort of element that suggests space travel to me. I can definitely make out a science fiction vibe. This piece is nearly nine minutes long, and that time is put to good use with a healthy amount of variation. It shifts toward more pure jazz with a freeform exploration later.