Classical Crossover Album, The Hunt, Bridges Life And Film

Puerto Rican artist and composer, Franco Esteve, has released a new, modern, classical crossover music album called “The Hunt”. The concept album, highly anticipated due to its popular, previously released and well-reviewed singles, “The Wait”and “Quicksand,” has been three years in development and represents Franco Esteve’s first, strictly classical crossover effort and full, concept album.

While the multi-disciplinary artist and composer is known to create music with a film focused, story-driven approach created to elicit images and feelings in listeners, this latest work, his fourth album and first independent of a film or video project, takes that approach and creates a non-existent film, metaphorically inspired by life.

Esteve is an award-winning filmmaker and composer, and soundtrack lovers in particular will be keen to appreciate the story and personal “movie” that the album is meant to evoke. Jamsphere Magazine, in their review of “Quicksand,”the first single from “The Hunt”,had this to say about the composer: “To say his music is cinematic is all too obvious and Esteve’s ability to create simple and emotive musical narratives is a rare gift to be admired…Esteve’s music has a universal appeal that will attract audiences of many cultures and musical tastes.” A Huffington Post review has said the following about Franco Esteve’s second single from “The Hunt”, “The Wait”: “(Franco) Esteve has composed a glistening tune that is simultaneously diaphanous and sensitive, yet emancipated and emotive.”

“With The Hunt, I wanted to do something different, expressing through classical, orchestral music, the images and feelings one gets from life itself, whether it’s the drive of The Hunt, or the insomnia of The Wait, or the sadness of Quicksand and Lament. The Hunt serves as a metaphor for life’s experiences and is an indirect soundtrack of it, expressed as individual musical pieces that are easy to digest and absorb.”

You can listen to the “The Hunt,” and find more information at Franco Esteve’s website. It is available on CD and download on Amazon, iTunes, Bandcamp, and for streaming on Spotify, and on music streaming services and online stores. Please visit the “The Hunt” at Franco Esteve’s The Hunt Album Page:

https://www.francoesteve.com/music/the-hunt-classical-music-album/

About Franco Esteve:

Franco Esteve is a multi-disciplinary artist – a Composer, Filmmaker, Writer, Photographer, and Artist. He expresses himself artistically in many ways and through different media. Born in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, with a globe-trotting background, Franco Esteve is as varied as they come. He won the Indie Fest Award of Merit in 2015 – Best Original Score – Consequence, The Doll Chronicles Soundtrack.

His multicultural upbringing throughout the United States and Europe led to his adoption of the concept of everywhere and nowhere for his views of life, origin, and culture. The same has applied to his professional life, covering a multitude of disciplines, feeding his thirst for knowledge and expression. He’s strived to transmit and communicate that through his various artistic and musical creations.

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About Franco Esteve

Franco Esteve is a multi-disciplinary artist – a Composer, Filmmaker, Writer, Photographer, and Artist. He expresses himself artistically in many ways and through different media. Born in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico, with a globe-trotting background, Franco Esteve is as varied as they come. He won the Indie Fest Award of Merit in 2015 – Best Original Score – Consequence, The Doll Chronicles Soundtrack.
His multicultural upbringing throughout the United States and Europe led to his adoption of the concept of everywhere and nowhere for his views of life, origin, and culture. The same has applied to his professional life as well, covering a multitude of disciplines, feeding his thirst for knowledge and expression. He\’s strived to transmit and communicate that through his various artistic and musical creations.