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Kavkasia

74.3K streams

74,312

Drone (Original Motion Picture Soundtr...

33.6K streams

33,617

Hamden

18.7K streams

18,714

Reservoirs

16.6K streams

16,643

Once Upon a Time in Calcutta

16.1K streams

16,149

Ooit (Original Motion Picture Soundtra...

8.1K streams

8,134

Behind the Blood

7.9K streams

7,926

The Wagon Fair

6.1K streams

6,076

Tapwater Engine (Original Motion Pictu...

4.7K streams

4,662

Het Laatste Verhoor

3.6K streams

3,611

Biography

Born in 1977, this Dutch artist is a very productive producer and soundtrack composer, whenever he is not working in his own studio he travels to different studios to record music. On a daily base Minco is a film composer and over the last ten years, he has created the music for Jaap van Heusden’s films, many of them have received international prices. Over the last few years Minco has been creating soundtracks to international films and docs mostly. From Sweden to the USA and from Georgia to the U.K. but with a sweet tooth for films from the East. Some of them are the Georgian film ‘Drawing Lots’ by the late Zaza Khalvashi, the India drama film ‘Once Upon A Time In Calcutta’ by Aditya Vikram Sengupta, the American docs ‘Behind the Blood’ and ‘The Border Crossed Us’ (IDFA) by Loretta van der Horst. More recently Minco worked on ‘Happiness For All’ by Filip Remunda from Czech, ‘A Guide To Making Love’ by Helen Rollins from Ireland as well as 'The Man From Rome' by Jaap van Heusden that got Minco the golden calf award at the Film Festival of the Netherlands. Besides this and together with the helps of musicians like Svante Henryson, Audio Erlien, Oene van Geel, Iberi Choir and the Macedonian Radio Symphonic Orchestra, Minco has created his most successful album (KAVKASIA) so far. His last albums are those of the UNIFONY project (mixed by Phill Brown and mastered by Bob Ludwig), featuring Mathias Eick, Aaron Parks, Oskar Gudjonsson, Moya Brennan and Nils Petter Molvaer.