"Cascade of Emotions" is VINCENT'S third and title album. Just like the title of the album suggests the songs reflect the title because the tone of the songs vary from the sublime to the romantic to feelings of terror.

Since a child Vincent has used his imagination to create stories and he always had ideas of what kind of music what work well with a scene. He remembers in college about a roommate that made fun of him for listening to "predictable movie music." Little did Vincent nor his old college roommate realize that one day Vincent would tone all of his creative skills into creating music for albums as well as music for his movies. No wonder he was fascinated by "movie music." As far as movie soundtrack music goes I would say that John Williams is one of Vincent's favorite movie composers and after Williams Jerry Goldsmith. He will admit to listening and watching old movies, whether they be sci-fi or old horror or drama just to listen to the music. John Williams is a master of making the music become an integral part of the scene as if it were a "real person." Who could forget the theme from "Jaws"?

Vincent was also very influenced in his movie making by George Lucas's masterpiece "Star Wars" and Steven Spielberg's "Close Encounters" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Of course as you may or may not know John Williams composed the music for all of the above mentioned movies.

"Day is Dawning" is one of Vincent's favorite on the album. This song is very mellow and really and makes you feel good. Also "Violin Fantasy" is a very beautiful song with mellow and soft tones and filled with emotion as the sounds of the sweet violin play and feel your heart with song.

Going on the the other end of the emotional spectrum in this album you will hear two songs that bring with it feelings of dread and fear. Theme from "House of Evil" is one such song. Vincent composed this song for his short horror film, "House of Evil." The theme is very haunting yet very pretty at the same time. Dissonant sounds accompany part of the song, especially at the end to build the scene for the climatic encounter with the evil character in the movie. Also the song from the movie, "Beast in the Woods" is also another song that has mixed emotions of fear, dread and wonder. The song has the pretty underlying tones of a flute that rely the main theme while a harsh tuba and horns and gongs relay the fear of the "Beast Arising" out of the woods to terrorize the town folk. Don't forget to go to Vincent's movie page and see his videos of the aforementioned songs- I think you will like them. Please check out Vincent's album, "Cascade of Emotions" at: CD BABY.COM

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