about

 

D A L J I T  K U N D I

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British-Indian film composer and sound designer located in the UK. creates immersive soundscapes, drawing the listener into a world of shadows and introspection. Ethereal melodies weave through deep drones, creating an atmosphere of both beauty and unease. The music bypasses conscious thought, resonating with something primal and deeply buried. It's an exploration of the hidden corners of the psyche, a sonic journey into the unknown. Within the darkness, there's a strange and compelling allure. His work has even garnered the support and admiration of renowned composer Akira Yamaoka.

Daljit Kundi, also known as SINIUS, has composed music for numerous documentaries and feature films, including Steve T. Shippy (Haunted Saginaw), Kendal and Vera Whelpton (The House In-Between II, incl. The Haunting Lodge), Stephen Cognetti (Hell House LLC III), and Surrender to thy Demon (short film) by Thomas G. Anderson (Winner iHorror Awards). Collaboration and remix projects include Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill), Ulrich Schnauss (Tangerine Dream), Kirsty Hawkshaw (Opus III), Talvin Singh (Mercury Music Prize award winner).

Joseph Bishara, composer of The Conjuring, Annabelle and Insidious franchise, lends his support for the Paranormal Activity album by SINIUS.

 

Influences

 

Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Ulver, Mark Korven, Brian Eno, Akira Yamaoka, and Ryuichi Sakamoto,

As well as filmmakers George A. Romero, Lucio Fulci, Na Hong-jin, and Takashi Miike.

 

Listening To My Music

To get started, click Royalty Free Music in the menu above and select a category from the dark music database.

As well as buying my music from this site, you can also stream and purchase from the following sites below (although licenses and my royalty free music collections are only available here at https://SINIUS.CO.UK)

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Who Can Use My Music?

My music is primarily aimed at film & TV professionals, production companies, trailer editors, game developers, documentary makers, producers, students and independent filmmakers looking for atmospheric music use in their films, documentaries and videos. But I’ve also heard from ‘non-industry’ people who just enjoy listening to atmospheric music, so if you like cinematic film soundtracks, dramatic trailer cues and dark textural soundscapes you can also just buy and download the music tracks for personal listening  (apart from the royalty free collections which are only available with a license attribution 4.0 international (CC BY 4.0) 

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