Safi'jiva's Theme Phase 1--Monster Hunter World: Iceborne

To clarify, I did not make this, Im putting it here straight from this video on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ6XEnQ3g64 because I want to listen to this combination of the Anticipation and Assault tracks of this song made by Simon Viklund

I Will Give You My All 2017 (Anticipation And Assault)

One of my favorite tracks from an all time favorite game of mine.

Mass Effect 2 - Suicide Mission (Metal Cover)

Spirtual sequel to Lunar Fractals! More nostalgic piano and techno! Leaning into the retrowave/synthwave vibe we dived into over the last couple months. pftq came up with the main synth melody & piano while we were working on the Progenitor OST, and Waterflame ran with the rest! 

There's also a longer Waterflame remix as well! The original version here has more emphasis from pftq on the piano and main melody.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xj55UhjXzw
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1OVtQ5rjfGvkrdCeVKgMqg
Bandcamp: https://autodidactic.bandcamp.com/album/solar-fractals-waterflame-vs-pftq

Art by Makoyana. https://twitter.com/makoyanaplays

Solar Fractals (Waterflame vs pftq)

The first half of the main soundtrack. The old account that had it had them taken off so I decided to reupload it

Astral Chain Complete Soundtrack

Aegis Research Institute (Third Phase)

TFT Set 10 - Country BGM

Heart of Chaos

ice cave 3 90 bpm 22625 take 1

Dark Souls 3 OST - Soul of Cinder (Phase 1 And 2)

MP3 and FLAC available for Patrons. ► https://www.patreon.com/thesecondnarrator

With the tone set from my Title Screen track, the natural progression was to make the Overworld Suite much more lively and intense. If this game were ever truly remade, Nintendo would probably have more music tracks for each locale, so a track like mine wouldn't really fit. Instead, think of this as more of a theoretical medley of those individual tracks. I designed the entire piece to encompass the entirety of Link's quest. You have the opening theme, which is optimistic and energetic. As the player settles into the rhythm of adventuring, the theme repeats again with more resolution, the trumpets in fanfare. I added the Zelda's Lullaby theme once again as a way to remind the player that Link remains focused on the main quest. The calmer mood here suggests it might also work as a town theme. Following this, the main melody returns again. Link has enjoyed success in defeating all the monsters. He is a lot more confident and stronger, ready to face harder challenges. Ganon's forces become more desperate, and he sends his best minions to confront Link. Hard brass instruments and a weak flute floating suggests all this is too overwhelming for Link. Oh no, will Link prevail over them? The music leaps ahead triumphantly, proclaiming Link will indeed emerge victorious. This hopefully encourages the player to keep trying.

I tried my best to look past the adorable sprites and the repetitiveness of the original music to figure out the true spirit of the game. There's something to admire in the simplicity of this Zelda game compared to all subsequent ones. No complicated lore about sages, goddesses, purity of heart/soul. All those things actually serve to make Link a duller protagonist in comparison to everyone else. Here you can use your imagination to guess whatever you want about the context. You have all the Hylian residents hiding in holes and caves, and Link the only one outside slashing hordes upon hordes of monsters. Perhaps most people scoffed at his resolve in saving Zelda and the kingdom, but as time went on, they took notice, and they started to whisper among themselves about a young savior doing what the best soldiers in Hyrule could not do. Hope began to fill their hearts, and they cheered from the sidelines, secretly helping Link whenever they can. (All the shop items should have been free. Those greedy merchants!) That kind of emotion is what I am trying to convey in this piece.

The Legend of Zelda Orchestral Arrangement
Arrangement and fan art by Jeremiah Sun

Originally composed by Koji Kondo

You can buy this game for 3DS from the Nintendo eShop

TFT Set 10 - Country BGM

Chan_e.e

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