Montage by Splice Freedom Seekers: South American Soundscapes [WAV]

Imagine a post-apocalyptic ride through South-America. Thick layers of rainforest are reclaiming decrepit futuristic city skylines, dark clouds cast a looming sense of doom throughout the sky, and the few that remain hide in the shadows away from their harsh new reality. LA-based and Venezuelan born film and TV composer Sandro Morales-Santoro is one of the founders of the Composer Diversity Collective (CDC) helping to increase the visibility of underserved industry producers and creatives through community and networking. He has teamed up with Splice to create a new cinematic world of sounds that provides the perfect backdrop for this dramatic scene.

Freedom Seekers: South American Soundscapes takes aspects of local traditional rhythms and styles of South America using regional instruments (Ronrocco, Cuatro, Bolivian Flutes, Cuban Tres, and a variety of Latin-American percussion), but meshed with modern composing elements like electric guitars, cello, drums, analog and modular synths, and original sound design. This imaginary score feels at times ambient and tense, sometimes emotional and deep, and sometimes driving and dark. These samples are rich with character and can add a thrilling and current sound to your next score or musical production. Take a trip through this dark and mysterious future and create something beautiful amidst the rebel of the apocalypse.

Additional Session Musicians:

Yonathan Gavidia – Percussion

Ana Paola Rincones – Flute and; Piccolo

493 Samples