It's because

It's because I love you
Not because were far apart
It's because I love you
And because your near my heart

It's because I miss you
Oh how long it seems to be
It's because I miss you
Thoughts of you come back to me

Once we walked together
From the fields up to the door
Promised love forever
I remember that day still
It's because I love you
I'll come home to you one day
It's because I love you
In my thoughts you'll always stay

Ooh, Do what you wanna do, be what you wanna be....

Transonic back in business

Recently my friend Josh moved to New York and back in business. So... Transonic is up again! I met Josh in a tour that took place in Romania last summer in which Josh sang with his group "Estate". I was fascinated by their performances, a combination of DJ and live music, but mostly I was amazed by their skills in the use of musical instruments because they play several instruments. All the guys who participated in the tournament and came from the U.S.have been amazing. And I remember the band outside of the Estate Band... Switzelind band, Mike Dena Band with Sean Macaulay, Anthony Williams and Adam Ableman who sponsored and organised the event, saxophonist, flautist and percussionist Rick Condit, which have performed along the great Luiza Zan and guitarist Alex Man both from Romania, and last but not least, Alex Codoreanu, one of the greatest physicist / astronomer / mathematician guitarist from this planet. (more details on Synergy Tour site)

So.. let Josh tell us a few words about him and Transonic...

What is Transonic?
I'm Josh Johnson founder and principal of the multi-faceted production team Transonic. I work with a small network of talented people who specialize in creating custom music, sound design, graphic design, and video editing for various media. We work directly with clients to make their projects broadcast-ready. In addition to creating custom music, we recently compiled a large library of songs which are ready for placement. We are a small, effective team.


What's New?
We are currently working on several projects including an hour-long documentary about an international music tour through Romania. Check out the Synergy Tour trailer on our website.


Also, we have just finished compiling a song catalog that we're very proud of. This collection from various bands and musicians is available for placement in commercial and feature media. The entire catalog is available for download for free on the "Music" page of the Transonic website. Please contact us for leasing details.


Finally, I've recently relocated from Minneapolis to New York. We will continue our current relationships and are excited to grow with our new East Coast relationships.

Thanks!,
Josh Johnson
Owner/Operator



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Blow (prelude)

Muzzy Blues & Strange Piano Theme

• Muzzy Blues and Strange Piano are part of soundtrack composed by me for the theater show "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams.

RIVER OF FORGETFULNESS - Greek Song by Marius G.Mihalache

(piano version of an old composition of mine, with Greek influences).

Drinking from the river Lethe ("forgetfulness" or "oblivion") aused complete forgetfulness. Some ancient Greeks believed that souls were made to drink from the river before being reincarnated, so they would not remember their past lives.

The Rivers of Hades

In Greek mythology, Styx (Στυξ) is a river which formed the boundary between Earth and the Underworld, Hades. It circles Hades nine times. The rivers Styx, Phlegethon, Acheron and Cocytus all converge at the center of Hades on a great marsh. The other important rivers of Hades are Lethe and Eridanos.


N.A. Originally this song was born from an improvisation. where I used harmonies from the romantic period of music. (composed by me as a classical guitar style). In that time a Greek friend gave me a call. I am born in Romania, but it seems that one of my grandfathers was Greek. Somehow I felt the need to write some music with Greek influence. So ... I altered the musical range (mode) in which I composed that song for classical guitar. Beethoven and his predecessors certainly left us an ocean of inspiration in the zone of cult music. (I I think about music as universal drawn ... notation system, tone / semitone, ... rules of composition, and other things that often compel our imagination). But the ocean is alive for other reasons, in our case, secular music, traditional music versus cult music. I have no idea from where it comes this music... but sometimes I feel so. Thank you for listening.