Consequence: The Doll Chronicles (Original Soundtrack)

by Franco Esteve

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1.	Dark Theater (The Doll Chronicles Theme) 00:35		buy track
2.	The Pick Up 01:36		buy track
3.	Love Story 01:32		buy track
4.	You're Mine Now 01:19		buy track
5.	The Road to Darkness 00:52		buy track
6.	The End Is the Beginning (End Titles) 01:05		buy track
7.	Consequence: The Doll Chronicles (Complete Film Audio) 08:17		buy track
8.	iBoogie (Bonus Track) 02:18	info	buy track

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Original soundtrack recording for the silent, short film, Consequence, The Doll Chronicles. This film score received an Award of Merit for Original Score from the IndieFest Film Awards in November 2014.

The process for creating the music for my silent films is one of exploration, which is why I’m so drawn to that process. While creating this particular score, I found myself exploring different styles and genres, settling for a cheesier, canned style for The Pick Up, and creating and performing a heavier, rock style for You’re Mine Now. Though the film starts with Dark Theater, which is the series theme, The Road to Darkness is the true theme and what I envisioned as the tone of the film, which is why I used it in the trailer. It was composed as an ongoing loop, but it was only used as a singular piece (try it as a loop and you’ll understand).

As with the Paranoia, The Doll Chronicles soundtrack, I’ve included the Complete Film Audio so that you can experience it as the full film piece it was conceived to be. I’ve also included iBoogie as a bonus track. Previously released as a single, it was actually originally written for this particular film and is played in an improvisational style that fit the original idea, but in the end didn’t quite work in the final cut. Enjoy!

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released May 28, 2016

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Franco Esteve PM, Spain

Born in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, Franco Esteve had a multicultural upbringing throughout the U.S. & Europe, defining in him a sense of everywhere and nowhere. As a child he developed in music & piano, & also as an actor, later developing in other areas of production, photography, design, and film. His music, more than soundtrack focused, is trying to tell a story & express beauty. ... more