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Trade Offs
David Helpling CD 13.95 |
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TRACKS
- 9. A Chance Encounter
- 11. A Forbidden Friendship
- 17. A Story Worth Telling
- 23. Manu Falls, Sapna Runs
- 24. A New Life
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Limited Release Direct From The Artist!
Since the release of his last CD, "Sleeping On The Edge Of The World" in 1999, David Helpling has been successfully creating music for countless commercial, video game, multimedia, television and film projects. In 2003, David spent several months scoring the full-length feature film, "Trade Offs", for Writer and Director Vikram Yashpal. And while assuring us that he is hard at work on his next official release, David has agreed to make this soundtrack available as an exclusive limited offering – direct from the artist – to help appease those fans who eagerly await his upcoming album. Each high quality CDR in this limited run comes to us directly from David's studio, packaged in a jewel case with high quality artwork. Lush ambience infused with rhythmic elements, ethnic flutes by Greg Klamt, violin textures by Todd Kennemer, and deliciously haunting vocals by Nidhi Bhatmuley.
“Trade Offs was an incredibly beautiful and complex story to tell, and Vikram’s genuine passion and enthusiasm made me want to be a part of it. I agreed to score the film before a single frame was even shot, and a year later I had gained a true friend. We never discussed what the film should sound like or where music should go. We simply became enraveled in the story and the score to just seemed stream out of me. I listen to it now as a third party - knowing that it is a unique sound drawn from my time with these amazing people, and the slow infusion of Indian culture into my own life.” - David Helpling
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