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Richard Zeier |
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Ambient, Composer, Electro Funk, Electro-Orchestral, Electronic, Electronic Soundtracks, Funk, New Age, Orchestral Soundtracks, Progressive Rock, Rock |
| Best Suited For Film Genres: |
Action, Adventure, Art, Children's Family, Crime, Drama, Fantasy, History/Biography, Mystery, Religion/Spirituality, Romance, Science Fiction, Sports/Recreation, Spy Film, Thriller, War |
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”His music is well written with tasteful orchestration. He is a strong composer with productions that are diverse and engaging. If I was a director looking for someone to score my next film, he would definitely get a call. Great stuff.”
Roy Elkins – founder of Broadjam.com
Media Quotes: reagarding CD release
“Phenomenation is an instrumental classical-cum-rock album... conceived, says Richard, thanks to "proper alignment of the planets", this 13-track work represents his magnum opus. Grandiose wording, perhaps, especially considering that this is his first commercial release, but while such confidence and self-aggrandisement would probably be met with utter contempt coming from any other artist, in this case it fits the music rather well.
Zeier studied film scoring at UCLA, and it shows in his music. In fact, most of the material on here sounds like a pretty convincing pitch for an über-budget Hollywood film soundtrack of the 'epic' variety.”
by Chris Korff - Sound on Sound Magazine (July 07)
"Zeier's debut CD, Phenomenation, sounds like a movie soundtrack - in the best possible way. From the opening track, you are drawn in to a compelling instrumental story that is near impossible to stop listening to. The songs feature lush orchestrations and are at once accessible, yet thoughtful."
Instrumental Jams.com July 2007
“Richard Zeier, in his first solo album Phenomenation, does a fantastic job of creating intelligent guitar music. He uses a wide variety of influences (including classical and electronic) to fuel his guitars. Most of the songs are 3 or 4 minutes long, and every piece has its own unique flavor. This would make great soundtrack music.”
By Tim Jones - Music Street Journal
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