Video Game Soundtracks

wc 2 November 2020

Something different for a different time!

Obtuse

Long road to Tchischkivitinski

Elsewhere....Mother Earth wakes up. 

Sax by Ben Dobay.

Mother Earth

Wheel of Arms

Soundtrack for a Videogame
This is a piece for a video game. The setting is an exotic, oriental imaginary world, so the music is full of oriental musical stereotypes, although it does not have a real correspondence with the authentic and beautiful oriental or Middle Eastern musical tradition.

Artwork is by Mariapia Di Lecce
https://www.behance.net/maridyl

Oriental Introduction and Dance

Oriental Introduction And Dance

this is part of the soundtrack for the videogame "Crimson Dawn"

Crimson Dawn

Inside Yourself

Inside, Yourself

Final Ascent

This piece of music is part of the soundtrack for the videogame "Crimson Dawn"

Descent into Darkness

Crimson Dawn - Scouting the World - Layer 4

Scouting The World - Layer 4

Angles And Degrees

This is an original song from my old idea tape. 
Free download!
Please enjoy this whenever you want.

No.12  from my old idea tape

Kakelaken...Cockroaches, and more,invasion

Zooo

This is my re-score for the Videogame "Assassin's Creed Unity" Trailer.

Composed and Orchestrated by Antonello Tosto

Virtual Orchestration, Mixing and Mastering are by Giancarlo Guarrera
https://soundcloud.com/giancarlo-guarrera

You can find the video trailer with my personal musical point of view here:
https://youtu.be/DCnaw3EDl7Y

Flying Over

Any physical manifestation underlies the movement. The existence of music, a favorite field of my personal research, underlies the movement.  Starting from the assumption that art forms always interpenetrate, and even complement each other when they border and cross over into apparently remote areas, I have strongly dedicated myself to investigating the inextricable relationship between music and movement.  To do this, I create installations, videos and digital interactive works that reveal relationships between objects that belong to different systems. I try to make the invisible visible, as someone said.