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The Hunt

from the album Dinosauria Volume 2 | Hunted by Moonlight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) · released Oct 27, 2025

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About The Hunt

Hunted by Moonlight is one of the most unique projects I’ve worked on so far. The score was written for David Armsby’s film of the same name, and from the start we wanted the music to feel alive — centered on real performances rather than samples. This gave me the chance to explore techniques and colors that can’t really be done with virtual instruments. I conceived the album almost as a cello concerto, with Daniel Chouinard as the main voice. From the beginning, Daniel and I discussed different cello techniques that could capture the dark, emotional atmosphere of the film. Once we had a direction, I sat down to write the the score around his sound. The film’s concept — a dark fairy tale portraying dinosaurs as characters — immediately inspired me. David’s color palette and world-building had a huge impact on the tone of the music, which shifts between intimacy, tension, and melancholy. Watch the film on YouTube Support David Armsby on Patreon The album features an incredible group of musicians recorded through Musiversal whose performances brought the score to life:

Daniel Chouinard – Cello Dorothy Takev – Vocals Matias Tozzola – Classical Guitar Bruno Migliari – Double Bass

From the album

Dinosauria Volume 2 | Hunted by Moonlight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

5 tracks
The Album5 tracks
Ending 1:21
Hunted by Moonlight 1:28
Playing in the Forest Free 3:25
Returning Home 1:49
The Hunt 0:47
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