Here are some fresh news from the scene:

• Future World Music's newest album, Immortal Empire, is fully auditionable (choir and non-choir versions of tracks) at BeatBoxMD.

• A new album has appeared at X-Ray Dog's site, Seeing Eye. 

" Seeing Eye is a variety of light drama, dramedy and comedy tracks..."       

• Volume 12 and Family, Adventure and Comedy Vol.2 by Brand X music is available at Ravenwood Music.
• Extreme Music has updated their database. Now it includes album Devil Wears Nada by Two Steps From Hell. Furthermore there are new albums from series Directors Cut, e.g. Epic Themes 3.

There was a high time Extreme Music had been updated. Their new homepage is simply high-class. Furthermore some new albums are available for listening to. The only new album worth to mentioning (this is my personal opinion, if you do not agree do not hesitate to utter your thoughts) is Epic Themes 2 in sub-library Directors Cuts. Some really epic themes here e.g. Primal heat or Shoot from the hip. The rest is not bad either. The second thing is:

"Two Steps from Hell is now exclusively available at Extreme Music." 

This info is great for producers and trailer editors mainly.

Hoy, hoy! The 39th album of the Director's Cut series called 'Family' that was released between now and the time I last checked ExtremeMusic's website. With this albums they aimed romantic comedy style. So don't expect any choir or fast action tracks, but there are some nice compositions. Most of the tracks were composed by David Inlander, but you can meet with the name of Josh Klein, James S. Levine, Geoff Zanelli, etc. Check it at Extreme Music!

Hoy, hoy! Extreme Music released a new album of Director's Cut series entitled 'Action 4'. Many composers worked on this album such as Bart Hendrickson, Ian Honeyman, Josh Kein, James S. Levin, Geoff Zanelli, etc. A lot of names. At first look Lord Hans Zimmer and his apprentices. "Use the Force and compose a song that will rule the galaxy!"
Check out Extreme Music's site for the full album!

Hoy, hoy! Have you ever thought what could be the 13th album of Director's Cut series? Because me and greg couldn't find out what could be the reason Extreme Music misses the 13th number of the album's numbers? There is no logic. It just disappeared or never was. May be we should call the Ghostbusters, because Sarah couldn't help us. So do you know where have gone the missing album? Maybe superstition? Mabye Zimmer is afraid of Friday's night?

Trivia: Sarah is the one who helps us when we click on 'Live Help' at Extreme Music's site. Or she is one of them.