BlindººCoyote (Drem Bruinsma): Music composer, sound designer and sound editor in Alicante, Spain.

Hey guys, I'm on the hunt for music for my new movie Tonic- set to be released in the Spring. Only downside is that I'm looking for someone who would offer to do it for free seeing how this is a Student Film and therefore zero to no money. Although once fundraising is underway I would want to give the composer something- even if it's barely anything. With that said- if you think you have music sitting around you think would be good for an action/comedy movie. Message me. Tonic is about a Drag Queen who seeks to avenge his father's death by the evil drag leader- Hurricane Summers.

Hi. Where is a good website to source music (at a decent price) for a short film that I am hoping to sell to a distributor?

Thanks for the connect!

https://blindcoyote.bandcamp.con

happy to connect, warmest regards

thanks for the connection request, warm regards

Hey Mario, thanks for the request. Due to this oncological diagnosis my musical output is low at the moment. Fighting this cancer takes up all my time and energy. But there is always back catalogue! https://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com/track/e-m-t-p

Nice meeting up! Greetings from Spain! https://vimeo.com/280413415

Happy to connect with you, Pamela! All my best.

Glad to connect, Brian! Always happy to communicate

That day you still remember. You were in the studio mounting a new piece of furniture you had been waiting for for months. You wanted to re-organise your work set-up, reconnecting all equipment in a more ergonomical way to improve your workflow. You tightened the last screws and crawled from underneath, when a sudden sharp pain cut through your lower back. Did I force myself, did I make a wrong move, you think. No, I was careful, I did not.

The pain did not go away, and became your everyday unwanted partner. You went to the doctor, got prescription drugs. You went to the hospital, got some tests. Months go by, pain gets fierce. In the middle of the night you are standing in the emergency room and a Peruvian doctor on duty does not trust what she sees and tells you to stay. And then you are sucked into a turmoil of events, all triggered to get to a conclusive diagnosis, while big bags of liquids drip into your veins, and your hospital bed is your new world order and you are attended by doctors and nurses day and night and there is nothing left of your previous life. And when they break the bad news you actually already knew it: that is wasn't anything muscular, that it wasn't kidney stone attacks, but the effects of a metastasis in your lower vertebrae, coming from a tumor in your left lung, all the way down and very rare.

Pain management is priority before treatment so you submit to radiation and get very sick from everything. That hospital bed you live in is being rolled out to do all kinds of scans and you undergo everything in a kind of serene state of mind.

There. At night you do a lot of thinking. Is this final? Will I ever get back to composing and music production? Will I fade slowly in a country still foreign to me, without close friends or family? One thing is clear as water. There is no room for anything else but an intense treatment program, spanning half a year to begin with.

Everything on hold. Lots of mail and junkmail become even more irrelevant. You despise the stupidies on Facebook even more. You try not to blame anybody, or yourself. You know that your life as you know it has ended. You want to be left alone, submerge for a long time, and come out the other end full of strength and inspired, ready to write a new chapter. You know in order to get there you have to be sick, you have to vomit, spending countless nights in cold sweat and soaking wet sheets, you have to take so much medication that your appetite has reduced to nil, your nose has become sensitive to foul smells. The world you see is hostile and ugly.

But this is the unexpected visitor who you didn't want to put up with, who is obstinate and settles in. You'll work him out the door in due time. Working on a plan.

Drem Bruinsma

blindcoyote.bandcamp.com

Provisional version, but worth hearing.

http://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com/track/dislocation-dance

Thanks for the invite! All my best

http://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com/track/wish-i-know-now-what-i-knew-then

released February 4, 2019

Original version released January 10, 2017 Remixed version released February 4, 2018

Written, recorded and produced by BlindººCoyote @ Prickly Pear Sound Facilities from Nov. 2016 through early Jan. 2017. All trumpet arrangements played by Luc Van Lieshout and mixed by BlindººCoyote during Dec. 2018 through Jan. 2019. Original version mastered by David Della Roca @ HiLow Mastering. Artwork by Drem Bruinsma. © SABAM 2017/2019

Thanks for reaching out, Adam! I am at your disposal: http://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com

Thanks for reaching out, Blaq. Let me know if you need something from me. http://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com

Hello Jerry, happy to connect! All my best.

Thanks for reaching out, warm regards! https://vimeo.com/280413415

released June 25, 2018

Recorded on location around here and at Prickly Pear Sound Facilities, Carrasqueta Foothills, Southeast Spain, May through June 2018. Composed and produced by BlindººCoyote.

A big thanks to goatherd Juan and his beautiful animals!

Original photo by Chraecker. Artwork by Drem Bruinsma

https://vimeo.com/280413415

Thanks for reaching out. I am at your disposal if my music fits the bill: http://blindcoyote.bandcamp.com

Greetings from Spain

Drem Bruinsma