"36 summerfield among other things" early bandcamp drop
a composition about ghosts, time loops, precognition and retrocausation
live on Bandcamp today (10/16/25) a week before major streaming platforms on 10/24/25. accompanying visual directed by amir motlagh releases same day NOW
liner notes:
written, produced & mixed by amir motlagh
instrumentation, programming, & vocals by amir motlagh
performed as mirs
mastered by shawn hatfield at audibleoddities
art direction by amir motlagh
dedicated to rp
special thanks to arash m
℗ ANIMALS Publishing Worldwide
© 2025 ANIMALS / Amir Motlagh
GODS RAVE out now!
available on all major platforms including social media:
Bandcamp
Apple Music
Spotify
Youtube Music
Amazon Music
*bandcamp purchase includes a collection of related images and video loops for your personal usage
Gods Rave album art
(addendum to the end of language)
film score....
this work is nearly finished….
flwr out into the world
flwr is now avail on bandcamp
flwr visual is now avail on youtube
flwr is now avail on spotify
flwr is now avail on apple music
flwr is now avail on all major platforms
flwr as art is avail as a 1/1 edition here
liner notes:
flwr
Music by CINIMA & Mirs
Produced by Nima Rezai & Amir Motlagh
Mixed by Nima Rezai
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities
Artwork by Amir Motlagh
℗ CINIMA Publishing / ANIMALS Publishing Worldwide
© 2022 CINIMA / ANIMALS / Nima Rezai / Amir Motlagh
flwr (B-Side)
Music by CINIMA & Mirs
Produced by Nima Rezai & Amir Motlagh
Mixed by Nima Rezai
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities
Artwork by Amir Motlagh
℗ CINIMA Publishing / ANIMALS Publishing Worldwide
© 2022 CINIMA / ANIMALS / Nima Rezai / Amir Motlagh
video art
flwr - CINIMA X Mirs
Directed by Amir Motlagh & Nima Rezai
Music by CINIMA & Mirs
Produced by Nima Rezai & Amir Motlagh
Mixed by Nima Rezai
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities
Artwork by Amir Motlagh
℗ CINIMA Publishing / ANIMALS Publishing Worldwide
© 2022 CINIMA / ANIMALS / Nima Rezai / Amir Motlagh
three eleven or (a meditation on stillness inside chaos) - out now
while i did not compose the 33min continuous soundtrack to this conceptual featurette below, my stepfather did. three eleven or (a meditation on stillness inside chaos) is now available to stream or purchase. full info below….
**note: headphones advised**
On Wednesday, March 11, 2020, the United States went into shutdown to keep citizens sheltered from the threat of a mysterious global pandemic sweeping the world. In this meditative days-in-the-life-of work, a small family experiences the fog of time from a mandatory stay at home order, as a strange, comforting togetherness forms in a very uncertain time.
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directors statement:
"three eleven" is a meditation. It is a reflection of boredom, of togetherness, of uncertainty, and most of all, stillness. It intends to direct the viewer into the granularity of life in its most basic, mundane practicalities, and thus, direct focus into the beauty of routine, and of the nowness, all while under the umbrella of impending & uncertain chaos, a lingering scent of anxiety as the real outside world experiences shocks unlike any other in modern times.
It is intended as an experience, hypnosis, and a reflection. The stillness is the message. While stripping the “narrative” of the filmic medium into its most minimal building block, the frame clicks out of “narrative” time, and into clock time. It’s a universal acknowledgment of this very “moment in time”, and we intend for this to be a visual/audio documentation at its most basic level while conveying the beauty of togetherness and separation at its most minimal.
This work is indebted to Ozu & Kiarostami, who oddly enough (the latter), and without my prior knowledge shares his birthday with our release date.
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credits:
Shot & Directed by Amir Motlagh
Produced by ANIMALS & Charles Borg
Story by Charles Borg & Amir Motlagh
Music by Amir Motlagh
© ANIMALS 2020
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release date: 06/22/20
trt: 33 min
original aspect: 1:85:1
close up (otototoro) artbook
close up (otototoro) artbook
art direction: amir motlagh / jin park
artwork: jin park
words: am
