Gene Shanzo, a full-time cinematographer, fervent music composer and sound designer, inspired by the deep relativity and definite interwoven tapestry between Audio and Visual, created an instrumental album that would tug at heartstrings and stir emotions in imagination. "I've had close friends who have heard my new compositions telling me different personal interpretation and creative stories about my music," says Gene Shanzo. "It is always interesting to hear different stories from different people, and I always look forward to such creative expressions from anyone who listens to my music.". There is a distinct touch of honesty in Gene's music, most noticeable in his piano playing. Like a rare feeling of intimate accessibility, a peek into the personal life of Gene Shanzo. Appeals to fans of classical, modern classical, ambient, and chill-out music, or any individual looking to be inspired in their daily creative endeavors. The debut 11-track collection is a melting pot of ambience, classical build-ups, contemporary piano, orchestral strings, and minimalistic drum percussions. "I wanted this album's experience for music listeners to be equivalent to the experience movie enthusiasts would get when they attend a good movie." says Gene. "It needs to have a good introduction to its storyline and main character. Listeners should feel a plethora of emotions as the journey builds up, having its moments of melancholic happiness, sadness, darkness, anger, a climax, and then a good emotional ending that ties all infinite links together." With his debut album "Remember me, Clarity", Gene may have just accomplished his aim. There are explosive and emotional orchestral moments on tracks like 'The Beginning of Everything', and 'Ima Yume'. Then there are also tranquil ambient-piano scores on tracks like 'Sonder', and 'Walter the Wayfarer'. Yet, Gene Shanzo did not forget his roots with classical piano, which can be heard on intimate piano tracks 'The Mellifluous', and album self-titled track 'Remember me, Clarity'. Ambient scores could be heard on 'Dawn is Breaking', a soothing build up that explodes into a synth-full ending. Also, darker scores can be heard on 'Monologue of an Antagonist' and 'We Are Not Alone'. In scope, palette, and composition, Gene Shanzo's debut album "Remember me, Clarity" shows his commitment to the artistic film and gaming industry. It is also a breath of fresh air for fans of classical, film, orchestral, ambience and chill-out music.