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This is esgi music | sound: professional music solutions, a London based music and sound production house. The business specialises in the writing, recording and producing of original music and sound works for various entertainment formats such as film, animation, gaming and popular music.

On top of this, this site functions as a location for esgi to present various music videos, improvisations and audio experimentation that do not easily fit with the mandate of esgi music | sound.

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The Last Deal

A short film, esgi did the sound and music. Submitted to the Virgin Shorts competition.

'Echoes In Time' now available for Free Download!

Essentially a concept album comprising twelve tracks of varying pace and feel. Created over the space of a few months in 2007, initially for a sound track, the project developed into this album. Now re-edited and remastered, 'Echoes In Time' is intended as a chilled out escape and something to drift away to.

Now released under a Creative Commons License for others to enjoy for FREE.

This ambient/ chillout/ orchestral album can be downloaded from Jamendo in high quality, and is enjoying a 9.1/10 rating with over 30,000 plays and thousands of downloads on over 70 playlists!

Some listener feedback:

"This album is one of the best collections of ambient music I have ever listened to - and I have listened to a lot." - Barrucadu

Congratulations , your album is really beautiful and music so nice.The choice of sounds, the mix everything is really well done.The guitar parts are awesome. I take your album in my fav without hesitation ESGI :o)) Warmest regards from France - Patroux

This is so good and very well done. I will definitely recommend this album to my friends especially those who do music. - Raaboy

Press

The State of the Music Industry: A Londoner’s Perspective by Abberline Vaseline for The London Word.

Are illegal file sharers law-breaking anarchists hell-bent on stealing music? Or are they just enthusiastic music fans celebrating an art form that should be freely available to everyone? Camden-based musician and producer Simon Goldsmith thinks there’s “a fine line between tyranny and freedom.”