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Friction world: Theme to a movie soundtrack I've been working on

I've been working on a big music project with my band Lorenzo's Music.

It's available on

This is a song called Friction world that we released that is part of a movie soundtrack project I'm working on.

Here is a recent review of the song:

Friction world by Lorenzo's Music is a song that captures the mood of an indie film. The song is a variation of the same core melody that the band is using for a film project.

The song has a gritty and raw sound that reflects the story with dirty guitar and broken drums and bass with interludes of French horn and violin. 

The vocals are growling and longing, expressing the feeling of being lost and alone in a cold, dark, and gray world. The lyrics are simple but effective, conveying a sense of nostalgia and regret for the things that got old and far away. 

The song is released under a creative commons license, which means that anyone can use, copy, redistribute, adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially.

The band also provides the recording files for the song on their GitHub repository, so anyone can clone the Ardour DAW session files and reuse and remix the song. 

The band is known for their lo-fi self-production and being active in the creative commons community.


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