ScottHaskin
I am a composer for film, media and video games. When between projects, I compose music for my own albums.
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Independent artist ScottHaskin drops "Heathery Clouds", a New Age track on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. The kind of new age cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. "Heathery Clouds" has peaked at number 10 on the SoundClick New Age chart. Find more from ScottHaskin on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
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"Across the Desert" is a New Age track by ScottHaskin on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. The track creates a listening experience that feels sleep, meditation and insomnia. "Across the Desert" is part of the ScottHaskin catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
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Independent artist ScottHaskin drops "The Traveler 610", a New Age track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. With a tone that is sleep, meditation and insomnia, ScottHaskin's track connects on an emotional level. Discover "The Traveler 610" and the rest of the ScottHaskin discography on SoundClick.
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Dreamscape12 songs$9.00
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Haunted Holidays Deadly Christmas III9 songs$8.00
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Haunted Holidays Deadly Christmas II9 songs$8.00
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Mental Sauna V Maternity12 songs$10.00
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Haunted Holidays Deadly Christmas8 songs$7.00
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Mental Sauna III Christmas Inflections14 songs$10.00
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Sanity's Edge16 songs$9.00
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En-Tranced13 songs$9.00
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Mental Sauna II16 songs$10.00
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Mental Sauna18 songs$10.00
My name is Scott K. Haskin and I have been composing music for most of my life. I live in Phoenix, AZ and have released 18 albums to date and scored several films, video games, advertisements, etc.
I played with many musicians over the years before settling comfortably into the studio. Styles ranged from rock to metal to country and jazz fusion. Back in those days, I was predominately a drummer and backing vocalist. Once in a while I would come out and play a little keyboard.
No, I am a composer, not performing at this time.
Far too much to list here but my tastes range from Beethoven and Grieg, to Deep Purple and Uriah Heep, to Mythos and Incendio, to Chic Corea and Dream Theatre and, of course, Cirque Du Soliel Composers Rene Dupere and Benoit Jutras. As movie composers go, I would have to say Hans Zimmer, Stave Jablonsky, Philip Glass, Pieter Bourke and Lisa Gerrard.
The main piece is still a Korg N264 Sequencer but it is mainly used as a controller now. The vast majority of recent sounds come from EastWest / Quantum Leap and the products they represent. I also have an Alesis QSR and just about every sound invented for it and a Roland BD-1, which still has some wonderful sounds. From time to time, I also use a Roland V-Club kit. For effects, I use Sonar and some outboard gear such as an Alesis Wedge & Midiverb 4 and a Sony DPS-V55. Vocal mic is an AT8035, mixer and EQ/compression are from Behringer. Sonar Studio 8 is the main source of capturing the sounds.
As I get the time to upload material, I would love to hear some feedback. I do not take offense to what some people call "negative feedback" unless it is obviously someone trying to be a jerk. I consider all other feedback positive if it is something you can learn from.