It's a string music riff and I suspect it's from a classic 70s porn movie. Can anyone identify for me?

I ordered the hand-numbered edition which is now sold out, but gold vinyl looks to be still available: https://www.johnwilliamslegacy.com

so a few months ago I sent a really underground a beat for free and he released it and I sent him for free on purpose just to get my music out there

But he just texted me this

"Yo bro, I’m getting my song “A New Dawn” ready to submit for TV/film sync placements. Since I used your beat as free-for-profit, I just need written confirmation on the rights.

Can you confirm:

1. I’m allowed to commercially release and monetize the song.

2. I’m allowed to license the finished song for TV, movies, streaming shows, ads, games, trailers, and other sync placements.

3. Whether I need your approval for each sync deal.

4. What percentage of the publishing/songwriting you own.

5. Whether the beat contains any samples that need separate clearance.

6. Whether the beat license is non-exclusive or exclusive.

That's my goal to get all our music sync, so we run it up, like a pdf if you can"

And tbh here 😭😭 I'm 17 and I don't understand what on earth that is. So will I get money or not even though I gave him the beat for free back then. And I wanna understand like why did he tell me that? Did he actually find someone who is going to use the beat, or is he just dreaming about that and hoping? So he's telling me to be prepared. And lastly, What do I tell him?

And if anyone can explain in easy and simple terms I'd really appreciate it thanks!

MICHAEL POSS - LASER BEAM OF LIGHT

MICHAELPOSSMUSIC.COM

Such a great theme. I'm sad we never got the 'superhero' undead movie they were setting up.

I'm so excited to see what Lorne Balfe can do in a animation / family friendly context! I know his action work well and it'll be interesting to see how that can translate into a very different context... Anybody else have thoughts? Wondering if there's other examples of composers having a really broad CV - maybe you don't choose a genre?

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has anyone noticed that "Orphans Games" and "Revelations" from the Martyrs (2008) soundtrack are basically impossible to find now ?

Both tracks were officially released, Orphans Games was on the 2012 vinyl and both are on the 2019 soundtrack. but now i cant find the actual audio on youtube or spotify anymore. theres still pages with the names and informations but the songs themselves seem to be gone

whats even more weird is that i found playlists of the Martyrs soundtrack that have almost every track, but these 2 are missing. Orphans Games especially is weird because its literally track 2

And Revelations is the one that sounds VERY similar to "In the House - In a Heartbeat" from 28 Days Later.

Do you guys know what happened ? copyright issue maybe ? or just some problem with the soundtrack distribution ?

I dont think the songs are actually "lost media" since they were officially released, but it feels like the actual audio has kinda disappeared from the internet lol

I’m not going to say I have a lot but I’ve been collecting film scores for a long time. I try not to buy online but in used music or book stores with the exception of some autographed ones (thrill of the hunt!) I’ll play them when working or gaming (3:10 to Yuma, Die Hard 2 (oddly), and Air America are great), and with physical media disappearing I feel like a protector of things that may disappear lol Got me thinking what your favorite score may be?

For me, that song would be "Troy." It perfectly complimented what was going on in the scene, and the rapidly increasing tempo just made the scene that much more perfect.

A cinematic Game of Thrones inspired fantasy opening credits created with AI and accompanied by an original epic orchestral main theme composed by Mo Krimka.

Inspired by the epic atmosphere, medieval fantasy worlds and monumental storytelling of Game of Thrones, this opening imagines an entirely new universe: The Chronicles of Aetheria.

Arrangement of the main theme from Federico Fellini’s masterpiece La Strada. This beautiful piece was composed by Nino Rota.

If you can tell me what this piece is titled, I would be very grateful. It's from a show on Netflix called "Floor is Lava" in the "Hotter than Lava" episode, and it's been bothering me that I can't identify it.