“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.
This soundtrack is suited for any video game, television show, or any other project in which you wish to underscore a key moment with an epic piece of music. Similar pieces may be found in dramatic moments of video games, such as the Final Fantasy series or Destiny.
Its chirpy style is similar to the music of games series such as Kirby and other Nintendo franchises, before moving into something more reminiscent of Mass Effect.
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.
“Midnight Nocturne” is a mysterious, foreboding soundtrack. The main melody is provided by a tuba along with gentle touches of marimba, backed by constant suspenseful string orchestration.
Written with the work of composer Danny Elfmann in mind, this soundtrack is suited to any suspenseful or eerie moments. Listeners may find similar music in films such as “The Nightmare Before Christmas” and “The Corpse Bride”, as well as games such as the Fable series.
It would be a great piece to use as title screen or level music for any retro-inspired game with a futuristic and adventurous feel. It was specifically inspired by the music in such classic games as Sonic the Hedgehog and F-Zero, making it ideal for games with a similar high-octane design.
The soundtrack is similar to pieces one might find in games such as the Final Fantasy series, as well as in many adventure/RPG games. One might also find this type of music in many fantasy films, such as the Lord of the Rings series, or in action films like National Treasure.
A light, loopable swing soundtrack featuring a piano, upright bass, and drum set trio. Similar artists include Oscar Peterson, Miles, Davis, and Duke Ellington, among others. A fitting accompaniment to a wedding scene — maybe even a cooking scene.
