“Cyanide” is an ethereal, loopable soundtrack piece. It features a soothing electric piano melody, with a gentle, wave-like synthesizer beneath. There is also a second version, with more dominant beats coming to the fore.
In its original form, it is similar in feel to the “Zora’s Domain” theme from the Legend of Zelda series, and so is fitting for any moments in which you wish to create a peaceful, natural feel in your video game of film.
“Innovate” is a modern, poppy soundtrack. It features synth-laden strings over a pulsing electronic beat, further augmented with cheery handclaps to create a light hearted, EDM feel.
This soundtrack takes its inspiration from modern electronica artists such as Neon Indian, and would be ideal for a light-hearted, futuristic moment in your television show or movie.
“Atma” is a soft, retro-inspired 8-bit soundtrack with a modern, dubstep-inspired twist. Seamlessly loopable, it consists of magical 8-bit paired with a pulsing synth beat.
Similar music can be found in the works of many modern chiptune composers, as the piece has a uniquely Game Boy feel to it. The added beats make it ideal for any number of uses, especially as an underscore for a game or movie in any bright, cheerful moments.
Its gentle, soothing feel makes it perfect for any tender moments in your film or game. The ideal use would include the save point of an adventurous video game. Similar music may be found in quiet moments from games, such as later installments of the Legend of Zelda, Resident Evil, and Demon Souls franchises.
This soundtrack would accompany any production that orients itself on those with expensive tastes – advertisement, video game, film, and so on…
“Brahmster’s Inc” is a fun, up tempo, classical theme that resembles works from classical composer’s such as Brahm’s, Mozart, Hadyn, and many others. The title was inspired by it’s initial commission, a feature in a monster based video game with art work that resembled the Pixar hit, “Monster’s Inc.”
The music features off-key accents on emphasized beats, a staple of the classical era. The instrumentation features piano, accompanied by what is essentially a light string orchestra with a few woodwinds.
This tune would be a great addition to an animation and/or video game. It is light-hearted, warm, and fun like the music from Disney and Pixar films.
