Time to head out, adventure, enter the beautiful wilderness. Look out on those wonderful cliffs and trees. Rivers abound and glorious nature.
Sometimes into caves and depths of the sea...

One of the things that really gets me excited is exploring a bright new world. While there's no sound track at the Grand Canyon (seriously go there though), there's always a certain feel that you can get from a song that will remind you of things you've seen.

And don't get me wrong, you can get into a city and really experience the awe of the whole thing there too. (There's a couple themes in here that I feel implies a more thriving civilization is present)

Admittedly a large part of my adventuring happens in games, and I think there's certain patterns of music that have been established by the Adventure Games and RPGs over our lifetime... That probably drove a lot of my selections here, but boy do they really remind me of some of those gorgeous worlds I've romped around, and all the new worlds I've yet to delve into.

Thrill of Exploration

I had a dream a few months back, then made this. 'Two Princesses'

I've been playing to much Minecraft lately. This is not a homage to the game, I simply just like the title.

Dig Deeper

Character stage track for an upcoming fighting game by David Sirlin (SF2 Turbo HD Remix).

Keeper of the Sanctuary

An abuse of Carte Blanche arpegios; one of the best of all.

TO VERACOCHA

I only can tell that I was sad when I made this song

MAINOR

A tribute arrangement of some of what I consider the most iconic themes of the Mass Effect series, including:

-Suicide Mission - Jack Wall
-Uncharted Worlds (Galaxy Map) - Sam Hulick
-Mass Effect Theme (Shepard's theme) - Jack Wall & Sam Hulick
-Illusive Man - Jack Wall
-The Long Walk - Jimmy Hinson :)
-Saren's theme - Jack Wall
-Collectors' theme - Jack Wall
-Humans are Disappearing - Jack Wall
-Leaving Earth - Clint Mansell
-Victory - Sam Hulick

Shepard of the Galaxy

Big choirs and pizzicato makes an epic track for something large.

Windwalking

I don't follow the market rules when I make music. I just dive through different styles producing them in my own way (the “weird” one). 
All comments (in one way or the other) are welcome.

MAINOR

Dr. EAZY