epic · love · magical · sad · triumphant
Radiant Hearts Academy
Radiant Hearts Academy
hopeful · magical · triumphant · dramatic · 3:11
2025: Rewilding the Myth
from the album Dinosauria Volume 2: Terrible Lizards (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) · released Jul 19, 2025
2025: Rewilding the Myth
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About 2025: Rewilding the Myth
Hey storytellers!I’m incredibly excited to share with you the full soundtrack I composed for David Armsby’s latest animated short, Dinosauria: Terrible Lizards. This project was a dream to work on — a cinematic love letter to both the history of cinema and our evolving relationship with dinosaurs.
The film is divided into four distinct eras, and so is the music:
1842 – Echoes of ancient myths and monstrous imagination.
1933 – A roaring tribute to retro monster films like King Kong.
1999 – Inspired by the golden age of dino-documentaries.
2025 – A modern, emotional finale blending synths and orchestra, with vocals selected (and suggested!) by my daughter.
Each track in this album follows a different cinematic language and visual mood. It was a joy collaborating with live performers to bring these themes to life — and I’m truly proud of how this one turned out.
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