Covers

Radical Dreamers - Unstolen Jewel (Bryan Evert cover)

Track 2/Disk 2 from the Final Fantasy VII OST.
No copyright infringements, since this is  just a cover with no commercial intentions.

Copyright Squaresoft/Nobuo Uematsu.

Final Fantasy VII - Ahead on our way (Bryan Evert cover)

How could I forget the very first time I got to breed a Gold Chocobo ;-)
Hope you guys like this cover :D


Final Fantasy VII - Farm Boy (Bryan Evert cover)

How to forget that nostalgic melody, thanks Nobuo for changing our childhood in so many ways :')

Final Fantasy IX - Border Village Dali (Bryan Evert cover)

Tribute to Koji Kondo and Soyo Oya, who are and will be part of my memories with these wonderful melodies :)

Super Mario Kart - Koopa Beach (Bryan Evert cover)

Zombies ate my neighbors theme from the SNES

Zombies Ate My Neighbors Theme (Bryan Evert cover)

Banjo and Guitar version of SMW-Air Platform Theme

Super Mario World - Air Platform Theme (Bryan Evert cover)

This melody brings back so many memories, so I decided to make a tribute/cover, hope you guys like and enjoy it! :D

Mickey Mania Steamboat Willie (Bryan Evert cover)

Final Fantasy VII - Costa Del Sol (Bryan Evert cover)

Final Fantasy X - To Zanarkand (Bryan Evert cover)

Not as accurate and beautiful as the original melody, but still...hope you guys like it! ^^

Final Fantasy VII - Aerith's Theme (Bryan Evert cover)

This is another cover from the Chrono Cross OST, hope you guys like it! ^^

Chrono Cross - Arni Village/Another (Bryan Evert cover)

"Cavatina" is a 1970 classical guitar piece by Stanley Myers and best remembered as the theme from The Deer Hunter. 
I absolutely love this music piece so I decided to make my own version, hope you guys like it ^^

Stanley Myers - Cavatina (Bryan Evert tribute)

I couldn't even count the huge amount of hours I spent inside Gold Saucer ^^ 

Final Fantasy VII - Gold Saucer (Bryan Evert Cover)

Long live Kefka! How to forget what's already become part of your heart and memories :')

Final Fantasy VI Medley (Bryan Evert cover)

Finally got to make this cover, I'm still in love with the original melody and how it changed my life. Hope you guys like it :)

"Lilium is the hymnal-like opening theme for the Elfen Lied anime, where it serves an important role in several episodes. The lyrics are based around the Biblical passages in Psalms, and the Epistle of James, and the Renaissance hymn, "Ave Mundi Spes Maria", which are sung in Latin. The opening and full version is performed by Kumiko Noma. Lilium is composed by MOKA. MOKA is a two-person musician group that consists of Yukio Kondo (male) and Kayo Konishi (female). They jointly arranged the lyrics and composed it.  The anime director Kanbe made a sole request to MOKA that the opening theme should be a religious music and this was the background why MOKA chose the lyrics from the Biblical texts etc. Kayo Konishi explains the reason why MOKA chose Latin lyrics as follows. While she studied at a mission school she sang hymns in Latin and she liked the sounds that the language had. So she wanted to make the opening theme "Lilium" like a contemporary Gregorian hymn."

Elfen Lied - Lilium (Bryan Evert Cover/Tribute)

Hey guys, this is an instrumental version of the original Hymn of the Fayth composed by Nobuo Uematsu and Masashi Hamauzu for Final Fantasy X. Requested by Carl (Sk1ne) who creates pretty good melodies :D Feel free to give his music a try https://soundcloud.com/sk1ne 

Thanks for all the support, peace!

Final Fantasy X - Hymn of the Fayth (Request Cover)

This melody brings back a bunch of nostalgic sweet memories, requested by Carl (sk1ne). Feel free to check out his songs and support  him :)

Thank you Mr. Uematsu for composing these songs.
All rights reserved. Squaresoft, Square Enix.

https://soundcloud.com/sk1ne

Final Fantasy VII - Cosmo Canyon (Request Cover)

"A Place to Call Home" (いつか帰るところ, Itsuka Kaeru Tokoro?, lit. The Place I'll Return to Someday) is a theme of Final Fantasy IX. It was composed by Nobuo Uematsu.

"A Place to Call Home" is a short, melodic piece based on the D Dorian mode and is contrapuntal in nature. However, some of these elements are more or less apparent, or even non-existent, in the many reiterations heard throughout Final Fantasy IX. Despite its shortness, the theme has been included in many official arrangements and compilations and played several times during live performances along with the game's main theme, "Melodies of Life".
[Source, http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/A_Place_to_Call_Home]

Final Fantasy IX - The Place I'll Return To Someday (Guitar Quartet Cover)

'花火に消された言葉' (Hanabi ni Kesareta Kotoba, Interrupted by Fireworks) is a song composed by Nobuo Uematsu for Final Fantasy VII, and of course is one of my favourite  FF7 songs. 

Hope you guys like it and thank you for all the support. Feel free to leave a comment, your opinion is always appreciated.

If you have any requests for a new cover, please  let me know :)
  
