https://c64audio.com/products/symphony-64

Performed and programmed by: Chris Abbott
Producers: Chris Abbott and Kenneth “Slaygon” Mutka
Assistant Producers: Damian Manning, Russell F. Howard and Anna Black
Executive Producers: Steven Innell, Tero Kilkanen, Roland Fejes
Art: Trevor Storey

Track credits:
01. Imagine Ocean (Galway), arr. Abbott/Pickering, orch. Pickering/Tait
02. Green Beret Part One (Galway) arr. Brimble/Abbott, orch. Pickering/Tait
03. Ark Pandora (Daglish) arr. Abbott/Daglish, orch. Pickering
04. Hunter Patrol (Hubbard) arr. Hubbard, orch. Hubbard
05. Firelord (Daglish/Brown) arr. Brown, orch. Pickering/Tait
06. Monty on the Run Suite (Hubbard) arr. Hubbard, orch. Hubbard/Pickering/Tait
07. Monty’s Journey (Hubbard) arr. Hubbard/Abbott, orch. Hubbard/Tait
08. Turrican 2: The Great Bath (Huelsbeck) arr. Eaton, orch. Eaton
09. William Wobbler (Daglish) arr. Abbott/Daglish, orch. Pickering/Tait
10. Storm Warrior (Cooksey) arr. Cooksey/Pickering, orch. Pickering
11. Ghosts ‘n’ Goblins (Cooksey) arr. Cooksey/Pickering, orch. Pickering
12. Times of Lore (Galway/Brown) arr. Brown, orch. Abbott
13. Stifflip and Co. (Joseph) arr. Abbott, orch. Pickering
14. Monty on the Run (Hubbard) arr. Abbott, orch. Abbott
15. Monty’s Journey (Hubbard) arr. Abbott, orch. Abbott

All tracks copyright High Technology Publishing Ltd. except Turrican 2: The Great Bath (Chris Huelsbeck)

Firelord is dedicated to Ulf Jonsson
Monty on the Run is dedicated to Danielle Hallett

Back in Time 5: Escape from Sids Castle

Back in Time 5 - Escape From Sids Castle Samples

Vreckan is a genre-blending artist weaving electronic music with global influences. Through production, DJing, and remixing, he creates rhythm-driven soundscapes that merge deep basslines, organic textures, and percussive elements from around the world. His sets and tracks resonate with a raw, hypnotic energy — always rooted in movement, always reaching beyond borders.

Live recordings from my M50, that's what you'll find here. No editing, no post production. Hopefully i'll get some better recording set up soon and perhaps even learn to play a note or two ;-)

I used to make music as part of the mod-scene on Amiga in the 90s. Those won't end up here. I'm here as a consumer. :)