The Alchemist 2.0: Meltdown, New Album From Alchemy Music
The trailer music company Alchemy Music just released a second album, The Alchemist 2.0: Meltdown.
It features remixes of the tracks from their first album, introducing dubstep elements and adding more industrial rock.
“Announcing the arrival of Alchemist 2.0 – Meltdown. An unstoppable, driving force of apocalyptic terror drives hard and hits with cataclysmic force. Hellfire rains down with Dubstep/orchestral hybrid sections and a surreal infusion of industrial rock. Dubstep style synths, earth shaking subs, colossal guitar, rock drums and massive wobbles thunder through electronic driven ambiance.“
Here is a video interview with composer, producer and engineer Ryan Bould, who worked on the album:
The Alchemist 2.0 – Meltdown is currently not available to the public for purchase. For licensing information, visit the Big Band & Fuzz website or the Alchemy Music website.
Alchemy Music’s first album, The Alchemist
The company’s first album, released in 2012, offers dark and aggressive hybrid/orchestral music, with heavy guitars and electro sounds; some of the tracks are action-packed and suspenseful, others feature scary and menacing moments, with dissonant instruments and eerie atmospheres.
“A dark and enticing seduction of shock and awe. An electronic driven ambience with a touch of industrial rock. Big hits, awesome transitions and edgy sounds.”
The Alchemist was composed by Yoni and Amy Gileadi.
One of the cues,”Fatal Prophesy,” was used in the trailer #3 for A Good Day to Die Hard.
About Alchemy Music
Alchemy Music was founded in 2012 by the creators of Amphibious Zoo Music, and specializes in trailer music. Their motto? “From water to gold”.
“From the creators of Amphibious Zoo comes a fresh, innovative look at the trailer industry. There is nothing plastic about this anthology. We serve up only the best.”
Alchemy Music is on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and SoundCloud.
Thanks for the article! Alchemy Music is available for license by Non-Stop Trailers, a division of Warner/Chappell Production Music.
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