Sonic Superstars OST - Golden Capital  Act 2

A re-interpretation of the classic theme.

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Sonic The Hedgehog Re-Imagined (Game Gear/Master System) - Bridge Zone

Original music made by Strife and Woofle for the Indie Game "Freedom Planet", image by Omiza.
If you wish to support there work, buy the game on Steam or buy there OST all together.
Self-Note : This OST is awsome, A MUST in your collection !!!

MEANIE Boss!

Pilgrim

Number09

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dzq1y3XO3sg

First act of the Final Zone of Sonic Before The Sequel, an awesome fangame. It's out and you can play it now*; we're making a 2012 special edition with an original score for SAGE 2012.

We're talking about a giant mechanical balloon filled with gadgets and electricity and stuff. That can only mean one thing: Trance out the nose.

http://www.sonicfangameshq.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7437

Stratospheric Synergy - For Arcane Altitude Act 1

It's no big secret that Be Cool, Be Wild, Be Groovy from Sonic Adventure is a thinly veiled homage to the flashy guitarists of this generation, specifically mimicking Satriani's Satch Boogie. For this boss I decided to emulate that, by mimicking Steve Vai's Juice. By mimicking a song I in fact mimic another song. How about that?

Due to the short-ish length of the boss there's not much form to this one, just an all-out funfest right from the start. Enjoy.

Guitar solo ft. Ethan Lee.

Meet the Fat Man - For Rocky Ride Boss Act

Final Boss. I've always wanted to use french horns in the highest register to emulate wind/air. Guess I finally get my wish. :V

That's Corona at the end. A little something I really had to do; that thing went unused for way too long.

Ode to Shattered Illusions - For Final Boss

Sonic Advance 2

True Area 53

So yeah. First off, I guess I owe quite a few people an apology. The soundtrack is taking way longer than it should have due to situations out of our control. While -that- may not have been directly my fault, what -was- my fault was being overly optimistic in how much time we could tackle our goals with the soundtrack in.

Sonic BTS and ATS have been a little bit of an anomaly in fan gaming (and the game industry in general) just by how much resources are put into the soundtrack compared to the rest of the game. For all of us working on it, it's portfolio work - something to be able to show off, for posterity, etc. We all knew that it was pretty disproportionate going in - One guy doing an entire fan-game, then 4 or 7 people working on the soundtrack? Not to mention we're applying a whole slew of different modern genres to what's essentially a 16-bit retro throwback of a game.

LakeFeperd has every right to be upset with how far this has been pushed back. Although there's been a lot of hype around ATS and its soundtrack both individually and in tandem, I'd have to admit in a moment of sheer humility that he'd probably have been able to release the game as-is, with all the temporary music like in the SAGE demo, and it'd have been an absolute blast (and it is; I've played it, obviously).

Having his work (which has been pretty much done for months now) held back by us bozos is pretty much something I have to apologize for. Don't get me wrong; this kind of delay obviously wouldn't happen if this had been a commercial undertaking (e.g. we weren't doing this in our free time while finishing college/moving/getting married/dying/whatever) and I'd been able to schedule things a lot more generously, but that being said I guess what I -did- do wrong was, like I said, underestimate the time to pull everything that we'd planned off properly and set up false expectations for not only LakeFeperd, fans looking forward to the game, but myself and the rest of the team.

I do feel that sticking by our guns and seeing this through would be the best course of action. We're in the final lap now, and as much as I am scared of throwing deadlines out now, I daresay we'll be completely wrapped up within the next two weeks, plus a few days for polish/testing and the fangame would be released.

Soapbox aside, here's Storm Station 1. You might recognize the lick at the start - it was part of Arcane Altitude 2, and is my little throwback to the final zone of the previous game.



No Longer Alone - For Storm Station Act 1

This is the finished version of Sugar Splash Zone Act 2 for LakeFeperd's fangame Sonic After the Sequel. This song was a collaborative effort. Credit goes to Falk for added instrumentation and rearrangement.

Carbohydration - Sugar Splash Zone Act 2 (Feat. Falk)

Falk is a home-grown musician with a skillset just about as diverse as his interests. Hailing from Malaysia, he jumped with both feet into audio for games right out of college and spent a few years as Audio Lead at a rhythm game publisher. After having travelled to Boston to attend the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Falk has been involved in countless fan productions and remixes, original compositions, arrangements, and orchestrations.

Falk, through his affiliation with the Video Game Orchestra, has had the privilege to work in the presence of industry veterans such as Hitoshi Sakimoto of Basiscape, Masashi Hamauzu, and Go Shiina of Namco Bandai, amongst others, in the capacity of recording and mix engineer for their various projects in ensembles varying from simple instrumental overdubs to full orchestral/choir recordings.