April 20, 2021

SONG REVIEW 🎵📝 Miro Abbaticchio - Fluxum



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Miro Abbaticchio - Fluxum
Classical, Soundtrack, New Age
Bari, Italy




Overall Impression: "Fluxum" is the latest release from veteran Italian composer, Miro Abbaticchio. An otherworldly and majestic piece, "Fluxum" transports the listener to a fantastical space and time. Opening with harp flourishes and gentle metallic percussion, a solo flute calmly states the motif before being joined by the full orchestra in fleshing out the theme. Strings and woodwinds playfully pass the melody back and forth, accentuated by timpani and cymbal rolls. As the piece nears its end, the instrumentation becomes more and more sparse, until it softly fades into the ether. Miro Abbaticchio's "Fluxum" is simply an amazing work, from top to bottom!


Strongest Point(s): Great composition, such a beautiful theme. It definitely creates an ethereal atmosphere. The piece has really good dynamics, wonderful ebb and flow. Very nice job of orchestration and voicing. I could see this being used in any number of ways as production music for film or television, it's very visual without ever being overwhelming. Endless possibilities for utilization, very nice work.


Target Audience Appeal: Fans of Classical, New Age, Soundtrack, Film Scores


Artist target suggestions: John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Howard Shore, Ramin Djawadi, Alan Silvestri, Jeremy Soule, James Horner, Danny Elfman, Michael Nyman, Thomas Newman, Max Richter, Jeff Russo, Bear McCreary

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About the Reviewer:
Steven Azami is a multi-instrumentalist with over 25 years of experience in the music industry. Both as a touring/session player and as a producer, his career has spanned nearly every genre, from bluegrass to jazz, from rock to reggae. In addition, his work as a music educator has allowed him to cultivate and foster talent among the next generation of musical explorers