Discover James' Music and Animation Talent
Sherwood Pines features in the background; photo captured by my best friend Dominic Knowles during our race for James.
Below, you can hear James' new posthumous album 'Archetactica' - The Deluxe Edition.
Next, are his seven video animations that you can watch on YouTube.
Following this, there are links to James' favourite music and videos.
Finally, his board game 'Archetactica' is detailed.
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You can listen to and purchase James' music tracks below. Payments are transferred to Alex Nicholls' account (James' brother). 100% of these proceeds will then be donated to 'CALM', the mental health charity. I can provide a receipt upon request.
'The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is dedicated to preventing male suicide, the single biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK.'
Feel free to enjoy James' music :) it's free, donations are just if you want the mp3 file, or wish to donate.
Videos and Animations
The address is here if you prefer to type it yourself: youtube.com/user/jamescydonia
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Animations and videos made by James:
(Click each one to open the videos)
Project Eden: Sci-fi concept work
Martial arts compilation made by James when he was about 16
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Below is a video I've put together with some highlights of James' life. After that are three playlists I made to remember the music and films James liked.
In memory of James: Photos and videos of James' life
Requiem: This is the playlist we used at his memorial; it's the most accurate list of his favourite music.
Favourite music: This has about 250 songs that I could recall he has once liked; many of these are from his childhood and teenage years, so he may not have liked them at 29 years old.
Favourite Videos: This has many of his favourite movie scenes, and things that he liked, that I could remember.
Did you know?
James' Board game: Archetactica
James was in the process of creating an elaborate tabletop board game named 'Archetactica'. I believe that it was a card based game, which implemented both a board, and dice. If I can find the time, I will try to create a new page on this site dedicated to this game, as there are sketches and files associated with it.
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