Offscreen
by Dragonfly Lingo
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 10-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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Limited Edition Film Canister CD
LightScribe-printed CD-R, featuring the copy number, comes in a hand-numbered metal film canister CD case, alongside the extensive six sheet liner notes printed on A5 non-bleached paper; signed and brass fastener-bound.ships within 7 daysedition of 30 -
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Strange to Say
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All Right
04:03
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Sensor Techniques
04:11
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Walk With Us
03:17
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Morningside
04:22
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I've Got Your Number
03:28
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The Vortex
04:48
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Circles
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Sun's Here
03:46
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The Ocean
06:42
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about
As fate will have it, a music sound producer ends up working in film. During a shooting “dry spell”, he recalls an idea he once had of marrying his passion for music with that for cinema. Often while watching films, he hears parts of dialogue as if they were sung. At such times he feels only music is lacking to turn such snippets into an accomplished musical piece.
He subsequently gets to work, using his music sound skills to make an album. The idea behind the album is rather simple – take bits of the spoken word that stand out and give them the music that they inspire. While the music should have value of its own, it will benefit from the punch each movie brings, and in turn, the movies themselves will get a new spin.
In the end, what is created is a dynamic, catchy and full-bodied album that not only compels the listener to watch these cult classics once again, but also portrays them in a new light. An album that presents an unusual outlook on the works that have inspired it and that attempts a more creative film-music interaction than simply covering theme music.
He subsequently gets to work, using his music sound skills to make an album. The idea behind the album is rather simple – take bits of the spoken word that stand out and give them the music that they inspire. While the music should have value of its own, it will benefit from the punch each movie brings, and in turn, the movies themselves will get a new spin.
In the end, what is created is a dynamic, catchy and full-bodied album that not only compels the listener to watch these cult classics once again, but also portrays them in a new light. An album that presents an unusual outlook on the works that have inspired it and that attempts a more creative film-music interaction than simply covering theme music.
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released 23 June 2011
Written and performed by Dragonfly Lingo
Produced by Mitia Wexler
Written and performed by Dragonfly Lingo
Produced by Mitia Wexler
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Dragonfly Lingo is an electronic industrial act, started in 2009 by the music and film sound engineer, sound producer, and
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musician Mitia Wexler.
The project started with an idea to take the pieces of dialogue from film and pair it to the music that each excerpt inspired. With time, the Dragonfly Lingo moniker expanded beyond one concept album paying homage to the silver screen gems…
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