I made this track during my participation in the 2021 Polish-Swiss Game Jam on Sustainability (https://www.blindflugstudios.com/game-jam-2021)
It was for a game about managing an ecosystem with grass, sheep, wolves and bears, and making sure it's balanced, or shall I say... sustainable, hur hur.
Unfortunately I couldn't get screenshots or the contact of the game developers but I did find this royalty-free picture of a sheep with a wolf's head so it's not all bad.

natural selection but rad

I made this track during my participation in the 2021 Polish-Swiss Game Jam on Sustainability (www.blindflugstudios.com/game-jam-2021)
It was for a game about balancing a world while building industry stuff but also building nature stuff and not let it get too off balance so that the world would fall. It was a dynamic composition. The more progress you would make while keeping the world balanced the more the music became "nicer". Conversely, the more in danger of falling the more it became "not nice". This sample exemplifies a change of state from Normal > Good > Great > Good > Normal > Not Good > Bad > Not Good > Normal

Industry versus Environment

The voyage of the Hangry Hungarian and its many turns in the darkness.

Guilherme Sancho - electric guitar
https://soundcloud.com/dolphinsinthevoid
Wiesław - drums
https://soundcloud.com/wglbeatz

Recorded and produced by Balldreaming (https://superpusher.bandcamp.com/)

Hangry Hungarian (demo)

This is a cover of "Emerald Grove," the background music of the first stratum in Etrian Odyssey I (2007) for the Nintendo DS, composed by the mighty Yuzo Koshiro. I'd say it's the most entrancing of all the tracks in a game of entrancing tracks. I was shocked to find, after listening to this for many hours, that it was the same composer of Streets of Rage, which was one of my favorite games for my Master System when I was young, and I was instantly in awe of breadth of Koshiro's ouvre and how 20 years later in a completely different videogame context he made such an impact on me.
During the entire time I was working on it I knew the composition by the name "The Green Green Woodlands" which is a title that certainly evokes the mood and mystery I fell in that stratum, however the official Japanese translation of this track is "Emerald Grove".
I'm really grateful for my friends Wiesław and Wojtek for taking the time to learn and play many takes since I want the whole thing to be played in one good take, I'm happy with it. Also thank you to my friend Winnie for the amazing mixing, it made the composition shine.

Credits:
Guilherme Sancho - electric guitar (lead, rhythm, arpeggios)
https://soundcloud.com/dolphinsinthevoid
Wiesław - drums
https://soundcloud.com/wglbeatz 
Wojtek Jurkowlaniec - synthesizers (organ, bass)

Arrangement, Production, Video editing:
Guilherme Sancho

Mixing:
Winnie Gotmilk
https://m.facebook.com/117282626341648/

Emerald Grove (Etrian Odyssey I)

The essence of a journey is recognizing the familiar in the distant.

New Life

Cover of opening music for the game Streets of Rage for the Sega Master System, all parts played with electric guitar.

The Streets of Rage

Cover of Labyrinth Zone music from Sonic the Hedgehog (Master System version)

Original song composed by Yuzo Koshiro. Copyright of SEGA.
No copyright infringement is intended.
This interpretation uses a sample of the drums used on the original song under fair use, being that this interpretation is a tribute.

Labyrinth Zone

Pizza Boy

Portrait of Louise

There is no way of knowing if the seemingly uneventful present is a mere gestation period of greatness to come.

Coincidences

When this song came to me, it reminded me of the smell of furniture, but then I got a dog who smelled just like that furniture, and then she wanted to sing on the song, so she did.

Inka on vocals

Smell of Dog

I'm out of words.

Michał Giżycki - bass clarinet
Martyna Horowska - vocals
Gosia Horowska - vocals
Louise Toulouse - vocals
Amadeusz Czerwiński - special thanks

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