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Jessica Curry's DEAR ESTHER is a wonderful example of how expressive video game music can be. It's magnificent ...
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This trombone quartet, composed by my dear friend Jeremy Howard Back, won the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award and couldn't be more deserving. This is a piece of RAW POWER. Just get it ...
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Celeste Original Soundtrack
by Lena Raine
supported by 111 fans who also own “Discothéque Rouge, After Hours”
It is literally impossible for me to pick one favorite track from this game, all of the music is my favorite! However, if I did have to pick one, I'd pick First Steps. It's the perfect introduction to the grand journey that Celeste is and is really nostalgic to me, reminding me of when I first found Celeste Classic and discovered there was a much larger adventure with Madeline waiting for me at the peak of Celeste Mountain!
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Bastion: Original Soundtrack
by Darren Korb
supported by 102 fans who also own “Discothéque Rouge, After Hours”
Darren what have you done to me. I want more Frontier Trip-Hop but apparently nobody else has thought to do it even though it sounds really good??? Now I only have this one song to listen to on repeat >:(
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Disasters for Piano
by David Peacock
David Peacock reimagines the Disasterpeace score for piano.
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Burn:Cycle Reworks
by Simon Boswell & Chris Whitten
This follow-up to the soundtrack to the video game “Burn:Cycle” reconceives four songs as shuffling techno workouts.
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