Intense; Story-Driven Film Music
Japanese Style Instruments 
Taiko Drums 
Koto
I own 100% of all Masters on this track.

Midori

Classic Rock Pop/Rock Style Instrumental
Upbeat/Uplifting/FeelGood
Acoustic Guitar 
Electric Guitar
Electric Bass
Synths 
Drums 
I own 100% of the masters to this track.

Octobers Orange (Short)

Dark Church (BFlatMajor)

Dark Quirky Strange Cinematic
Tim Burton Vibe with Harpsichord

Walk With Me

Composer: Christian Tucker 
Because of all the great feedback I had from remaking SnakeDance and my urge to keep creating; I decided to start next with the Drum Dance and Flute by Michael Cornelius.
Combined the 2 and added my style to it. Just another way of keeping our history and music alive. Hope you like and enjoy..
        
Main Flute by Michael Cornelius 
Link for Live Flute played by Michael Cornelius 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IoqsvZHH3M

Link for Original Choctaw-Chickasaw Drum Dance with Ardis Mose
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC1FVEktxDE
This is taken from the album: Choctaw-Chickasaw Dance Songs Vol. I produced by Buster Ned and Sweetland Productions in the 1970s. Ned was a prolific leader in trying to maintain and restore many Choctaw and Chickasaw aspects of ceremonial life. The leader for this dance is Ardis Mose. 

The following is information on the back of the album by Buster Ned:

"The songs and dances of the Choctaws and Chickasaws have been handed down from generation to generation since the beginning of these Indian Tribes. The Choctaws singing these ancient songs for the album are from the Sixtown Clan (Okla Honili). The Chickasaws are from the generation of I. Hunter Pickens. These songs were sung at stomp dances and stickball games in the Oklahoma Counties of Marshall, Carter, and Bryan from 1890 to 1937 after removal of the Choctaws and Chickasaws from east of the Mississippi River to Indian Territory. In those early days there were many leaders in both Tribes for the singing and dancing. To name a few: Logan Parker, M.L. Scott, Joe Pickens, C.S. Tubbee, Jack Williams, Charley Lewis, Flex Johnson, Johnny Gilmore, John Sampson, and Billy Washington. There were two famous dance grounds in those days: Twin Ponds for the Chickasaws, and Yellow Hill for the Choctaws; and today, on a still summer night, I can hear in the air the lingering songs of those dances long ago. The Choctaw-Chickasaw Heritage Committee is reviving the ancient songs and dances. Some of the songs are in this album."

Drum Dance

D Minor
Vikings Style World Music
Story-Driven
Upbeat 
Mood Setting
Vox Used From Arcade Output

Charlie Botelho