The score for Tom Giat’s “One Eye Open” is built on a hybrid friction between dark jazz harmony, modern requiem aesthetics, and abrasive electronic chaos. By colliding sparse acoustic phrasing with solemn elegiac motifs and unstable digital textures, the music articulates an escalating internal collapse and psychological unraveling, driving tension through structural disintegration rather than conventional dramatic scoring.

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For Ella Armony’s “Girl, Woman”, the score is built around an eclectic sonic palette of heavily processed vocal samples, transforming raw voice fragments into ambient textures, melodic pulses, and digital artifacts. The composition shifts between nostalgic easy-listening tones, dense atmospheric layers, and modular electronics.

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For the Paramount+ documentary series “CTRL+ALT+DESIRE” (directed by Colin Archdeacon), the original score articulates the fracture between physical reality and immersive virtual fantasy. To mirror the delusion of an invented online persona the protagonist convinced himself was real, the music operates across two distinct sonic poles: stark, suspended ambient textures grounding the isolation of the physical world, juxtaposed against bright, glossy synthesizer sequences that reflect the seductive shimmer of the digital illusion.

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Check out my musical homage to bizarre action films! Picture a nighttime drive with Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman, set to a score blending old Jim Jarmusch vibes with echos of edgy sounds of bands like Chrome and Blurt. Listen and buy it here!

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For Aya Elia’s “Knock on the Door”, the score navigates the experience of bereavement through subtle restraint, deliberately avoiding didactic emotional cues or melodramatic grief. Balancing abstract ambient textures with sparse minimalism, the composition employs delicate acoustic fragments and quiet tonal drift to accompany the narrative from an intimate, unobtrusive distance.

Listen to the mini-album below, presenting a curated selection of minimalist score pieces from “Knock on the Door” alongside Ohad Milstein’s “Summer Nights”.

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A dark & melancholic work.  Story telling music in The Soldier’s Opinion. A 1 hr documentary that reveals the secrets of Israeli society, through a deep glimpse into the military censorship before the cell phone era. 

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Selected pieces from “Summer Nights” are featured alongside “Knock on the Door” in the joint EP above.

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Video Credits:

Photography : Yaniv Linton

Video design grading and post : Ran Slavin

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