vladimir vlaev

Every music producer should make an Amen track once! This one is mine featuring the great kaval performance of Ivan Chapanov and an artwork by Jenny Petrova.

My story with this song has been a long one already – it is a traditional folk song from the Rhodope mountains for which I once made a 3-voices and a double bass arrangement for Viktoria Nikolova’s Graduation Concert at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. It has a quite unusual rhythm combining 9 + […]

Here it is – our second soundtrack on a film by Germaine Dulac after “The Seashell and the Clergyman” . We created this one on a request by the Film Club of University of Amsterdam where we played live both soundtracks during screening dedicated to Dulac’s work last week.

Next Rootz & Bass track featuring my colleagues and friends Tatyana Chapanova – voice and Ivan Chapanov – kaval

Another track from my Rootz&Bass project combining traditional folk tunes with beats and basses. More into D&B this time. Let me know if you enjoy it!

Here’s another track from my Rootz&Bass project combining traditional folk tunes with beats and wobble basses with a beautiful artwork made by Mariya Chernookova. Enjoy it!

I want to officially publish this track, before the next one comes out, although I have already shared it in a PM with some of my FB friends some time ago. It is a music production project about mixing traditional Bulgarian folk tunes with beats and wobble basses. Some producers have done it before in […]

Here is the soundtrack which the Hypochondriac Resonators composed for the silent film “The Seashell and the Clergyman”. It was hours of fun with Dan Gibson during the rehearsals and the entire creative process. We performed it for the first time at the Sounds of Silence Festival at the end of October (already) last year […]