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My Electrique Cinema: the best electronic film scores in movie history from the Hollywood blockbusters to the underrated B-movies! A place to listen to the origins of synthwave, futuresynth, retrowave and synthpop. Full HD movie scenes and TV-series moments infused vintage synthmusic, ambient and electronic rock. Epidose 1: 00:00 Donnie Darko - Music by Michael Andrews (2001) 01:38 Miracle Mile - Music by Tangerine Dream (1988) 04:58 The Hitcher - Music by Mark Isham (1986) 07:21 Traffic - Music by Cliff Martinez (2000) 08:37 The Terminator - Music by Brad Fiedel (1984) 👊 Support the channel and get original electronic music compositions in high quality: https://belabanhegyi.bandcamp.com/ 🌐 I would welcome you in my community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/belabanhegyi ☎️ Here are some ways we can work together: I’m a professional freelance music artist since 2007. I’m doing my job with passion, so I open-minded accept score/soundtrack/signals/sound design commissions in the following creative areas: theatre performance, film, video game, radio play, television, website background music, commercial videos, audio book projects. Get in touch with me via e-mail: contact at belabanhegyi.com
Electronic Music in Film History #1: Five catchy movie scene THE HITCHER, MIRACLE MILE, DONNIE DARKO
Piano etud version of "Remembrance" (Remembering The Dream), my electrified pending-to-release ambient tune. Check for updates later 😉 I would welcome you in my community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/belabanhegyi Indie electronica on my Bandcamp: https://belabanhegyi.bandcamp.com/ Listening to ambient music, chill out compositions and electronic rock in HQ, thanks for your support!
Bela Banhegyi - Remembering The Dream (Home Studio Layout)
Amblin the city at night - my special mix with sound design elements for the Mixcloud ambient/chill out chart-breaker Guidos Lounge Cafe: https://www.mixcloud.com/Jazzmo/ https://www.facebook.com/GuidosLoungeCafe Tracklist: Ralf Hildenbeutel – Lucid Johannes Schmoelling – Recycle or Die Bela Banhegyi ft. Endre Varga – Starlight Re:Jazz – Inner City Life The Bad Plus – Flim Bela Banhegyi & Miklos Vajda – Harmonia Hardfloor – Married to the Knob(s) Tim Angrave – Heartbeat Edward Shearmur – Taxi Ride Bela Banhegyi – 4 A.M./4 P.M. (Interkozmosz Soundtrack Demo) Jose Padilla – Now for Us Dubsupa – Cool Meditation The Egg ft. Ulrich Schnauss – Electric City (Ashley Casselle Remix) Blüchel & Von Deylen – Etoile Polaire Aythar – Dream of Stars Bela Banhegyi – Morning Ambience (Original A.M.bience) Soehngenetic – Playing Outside
🔴 Guidos Lounge Cafe - 'After Hours Mix' by Bela Banhegyi
Meditative, relaxing moments from the Hungarian short film and sci-fi drama "Intercosmos", music by me. More ambient, space, chill out and synth music on my Bandcamp-profile: https://belabanhegyi.bandcamp.com/ Film synopsis: Bandi is a 51-year old sci-fi geek who lives in a small Hungarian village where he ekes out a lonely existence as a self employed electrics repairs man. He has little contact with the outside world and doesn't have any friends. As an avid collector of all things sci-fi since childhood he's surrounded by piles of astronomy books, films, magazines, old cassettes, records and an array of antique computers which clutter his home, all feeding his nerdy obsession with space and all related things. He dreams of entering the space telecommunications ground station in a nearby village just once in his life, a wish he made when he was just 15. It is this, his fixation with the Universe, his private radio broadcasts made from a parish and a heavily guarded secret room, which form part of the mystery surrounding Bandi's odd life. The film lets us follow him one Sunday around his world of devoted science fascination, and offers an insight into the outward urge which pushes him to reach the stars in his own unique way. Festival screenings: MEDIAWAVE, Los Angeles Cinefest, The Monthly Film Festival
Outta Time: Surreal Ambient Trip movie scene (2013)
Ambient music mix from my personal HQ collection, tunes from Patrick O'Hearn, Alien Factory, Astral Projection, B-Zet, Underworld, Way Out West, Cliff Martinez, Oliver Lieb and Hungarian artist Aythar. Original ambient and chill out compositions on my Bandcamp: https://belabanhegyi.bandcamp.com/ Thanks for listening, comments are welcome!
Ambient Classics HQ | Sci-Fi Edition
Recorded at the Hungarian Festival "Evenings of Angels and Vagabonds", 2015. Percussions: Arnold Soós Global Communication is an electronic music duo consisting of Tom Middleton and Mark Pritchard; the duo have also recorded under other aliases, including Reload and Jedi Knights. They founded the labels Evolution Records and Universal Language Productions. Their 1994 album 76:14, released on Dedicated Records, became an acclaimed work of 1990s ambient and electronic music. The duo's work as Global Communication focused on warmer rhythms and ambience in comparison to their recordings as Reload, which were eerie but danceable. They have also recorded as Jedi Knights, Secret Ingredients, The Chameleon, Link, and E621. The duo have produced remixes for various artists under each of their aliases, including a 1993 Reload remix of "On" by Aphex Twin and a 1997 Jedi Knights remix of "Home" by Depeche Mode. They revived the Global Communication name in 2006 for the mix album Fabric 26. Their song "5:23" features on the Grand Theft Auto 4 radio station The Journey. About the album, 76'14 The title of the album was intended to correspond to the record's total running time in minutes and seconds, though the actual runtime is shorter. Likewise, each track on the album is correspondingly titled after its respective length. The duo has stated in the sleeve notes that this was intended to avoid implying any specific meaning to the music, thus leaving the listener completely free to interpret the music according to their own imagination. The song "14:31" was originally released on The Cyberdon EP by Mystic Institute (Paul Kent and Mark Pritchard) under the title of "Ob-Selon Mi-Nos (Re-Painted by Global Communication)"; in the liner notes, "ob - selon mi - nos" is printed in small letters overtop of "14:31". On vinyl, "0:54" appeared after "5:23". In 2005, the album was reissued with a bonus disc featuring singles released before and after the album, as well as enhanced packaging and new liner notes from the group and notable fans of the album. Notably, the bonus tracks are more in the vein of house and jazz-influenced techno than the more ambient, mostly beatless album. The songs "Incidental Harmony" and "Sublime Creation", included on this re-issue, originally appeared as a bonus 12" single given away with original pressings of 76:14 on vinyl.
Global Communication - 9'25 played by MUZIX '82 (aka Bela Banhegyi)
From my DJ archive; "Wavelength" was my radio-programme on ORC back in 2016. I edited my favorite ambient, chill out and film music into a show. Compositions from Miklos Vajda, Way Out West, Mirco de Govia, Soehngenetic, Max Melvin, Carl Craig and more artists.
🔴 Ambient Music Classics #2 (Hosted by Bela Banhegyi) | Ocean Radio Chilled
Music: Bela Banhegyi - Sputnik Taken from the short film "Interkozmosz", starring András Szőke. Channel support: https://belabanhegyi.bandcamp.com/ About the location: After that Hungary joined the Interkozmosz (Intercosmos) programme combining the countries of the Soviet block in 1967, space telecommunications called Intersputnik separated as a commercial branch in 1971. Two years later a Hungarian-Soviet treaty was concluded on establishing a space telecommunications station in Hungary as well. The staff members of the Experimental Station of the Hungarian Post Office started assessing where such a station could be established in Hungary - with the aim of avoiding radio frequency disturbances - because it was a basic aspect that the construction should be started only in a circus. Therefore the Dörögd basin found in the Kapolcs valley was selected. The construction of the station was started in 1977 and it was inaugurated officially in 1978. The 12-metre-diameter parabolic aerial of type Cassegrain placed on the top of the building weighs 60 tons and it is such an integrate part of the building that it would be impossible to take it away without destructing the building. Thanks to its huge aerials, the station at Taliándörögd has become one of the most special built structures of the circus. The hugest - and the only as a complex - space telecommunications station of Hungary was retired in 2005 after a service of almost thirty years. The building is closed, it cannot be visited and it enjoys monument protection. Film synopsis: Bandi is a 51-year old sci-fi geek who lives in a small Hungarian village where he ekes out a lonely existence as a self employed electrics repairs man. He has little contact with the outside world and doesn't have any friends. As an avid collector of all things sci-fi since childhood he's surrounded by piles of astronomy books, films, magazines, old cassettes, records and an array of antique computers which clutter his home, all feeding his nerdy obsession with space and all related things. He dreams of entering the space telecommunications ground station in a nearby village just once in his life, a wish he made when he was just 15. It is this, his fixation with the Universe, his private radio broadcasts made from a parish and a heavily guarded secret room, which form part of the mystery surrounding Bandi's odd life. The film lets us follow him one Sunday around his world of devoted science fascination, and offers an insight into the outward urge which pushes him to reach the stars in his own unique way.
RESTRICTED AREA! 👽 The Eastern-European Space Ground Station | Music Video
Remembering The Dream composed by Bela Banhegyi. All rights reserved, for licensing please write to contact at belabanhegyi.com. Thank you. My short biography: I had my first (electronic) musical experience at the age of 5, thanks to the intro song of the TV- series called Knight Rider. In the following years the films and TV-series of the eighties and their songs had great effects on me (artists like Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, Yoichiro Yoshikawa). When I was a boy I spent much time in movie theatres and videotheques – no doubt, I became a movie geek and influenced me film composers like John Carpenter, James Newton Howard, Danny Elfman, Hans Zimmer, Angelo Badalamenti, Pino Donaggio and Mark Isham. It was the year 1995 which has meant to me the real change in the field of music, I was caught up in the wave of „techno lifestyle”. In 1997 I founded a music fan club consisting of almost 200 people, and I also founded a magazine spreaded at underground scene in 1998. I listened to recordings from Aphex Twin, Way Out West, BT, Cosmic Baby, Moby, Chicane, Future Sound Of London, Apollo 440, Hybrid, L.S.G. (Oliver Lieb) … I got my first opportunity as a DJ at the local radio on January 14, 2000. In 2001 I started playing DJ-sets at one of West Hungary’s biggest clubs (Club Aztek): at the beginning occasionally, but after a few months I had the opportunity to play electronic dance music on every Friday and Saturday with headliner DJ’s. At this club I played some of my early breakbeat/downtempo worx. I started composing music in 2001; at the beginning I made drum n’ bass & breakbeat remixes and reworks in order to play them at parties. In this period I was introduced the music of Jose Padilla, LTJ Bukem, DJ Shadow, Erik Truffaz, Global Communication, Brian Eno, and Ulrich Schnauss. In the year of 2007 the channel of the award-winner american Groovera was the first one which started playing my compositions, followed by numerous other radio stations and podcasts (Ambient Ping, Therealthings, Radio Tilos, Jazzylounge, Proton, Ambientfalls,…). More than ten record labels were interested in my album in preparation, such as one of the U.K.’s leading instrumental musical publisher. In 2011 the scope of references of international radios and podcast were expanded more, but I got place on such extremely popular compilations like The Chilloutlounge Mix and Guidos Lounge Cafe. I created my first sci-fi short-film Interkozmosz in 2014, what are opened the 25. MEDIAWAVE International Film Festival. I wrote music for animation short films (Moonlanding, The Mantle of Saint Martin) television campaigns on the subject environmental (Footbus) and direct to CD-album (The Fountain of Life). Between 2015 and 2020 I worked as a musical selector and organiser, I had live gigs/DJ sets on festivals, and parties (Deep Vision Night, Restart Festival, Wine & Vinyl, Evenings of Angels and Vagabonds). Currently living by Lake Balaton and working on my new compositions.
Bela Banhegyi - Ambient piano music /Etud 1/
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Tim Angrave, DJ/producer, creator of „The Chilloutlounge Mix” series

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Bruce Haydn, podcaster – „Be Utiful Mixes”

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Bruce Gall, radio presenter, Future Beautiful Radio

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Transfesser blog

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