Elmaleh Interactive

Some low-key building music for the game Parkitect! http://themeparkitect.tumblr.com/

Parkitect Relaxed Build Music 1

This is a preview of the main theme for Voracious Games' "Potionomics," featuring the F.A.M.E.S Orchestra and Kristin Naigus on Penny Whistle.

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Potionomics Main Theme (Live Orchestra Version)

This is the first track for the OST of Roah. Find out more here

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=879127694

Music mixed by Mauricio Ruiz

https://www.mauricioruiz.me/

Initination - First track for the OST of Roah

"Zelda" is a huge influence on our game, and in this track I try to capture a bit of the flavor of the "Item Shop" themes, specifically the theme from "Ocarina of Time."

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The First Customer of the Day

From "SPIRA: Music from Final Fantasy X - Zanarkand Mix"

Program notes:
Ennio Morricone’s groundbreaking scores for Sergio Leone’s “Spaghetti” westerns are some of my all time favorite pieces of music, and I’ve always felt that “Out of the Frying Pan” had a lot of elements that lent themselves to that style, so it was a natural fit.  As a trumpet player, a commanding trumpet solo was essential, and getting the chance to feature the stunning mezzo-soprano of my good friend Annie Rosen was the icing on the cake.  

Track Credits:
Arrangement, Mixing, Production, Trumpets, Horns, Recorders: John Robert Matz
Mezzo-Soprano: Annie Rosen
Classical Guitar: Masha Lapire
Electric Guitar: Peter Bobinski
Bass: Matheus Manente
Strings: ETHEReal String Orchestra - Andrew Steffen & Andrew Stern

Men's Choir:
John Robert Matz
Ian Luckey
Nautilus T Party
Jeff Swingle
Michael Hoffman
Daniel Romberger
Jordan Chin

SPIRA: Music from Final Fantasy X (Zanarkand)

Materia - Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Spaghetti)- SPIRA: Music from Final Fantasy X

EWQL RA Mandolin player brings extra realism to the performance with post play commentary.

These were actually part of the shipped product in the Kontakt version.

RAmen

In honor of the release of the SNES classic, here is an SNES style remix of the opening titles of “Potionomics!”



Potionomics Main Theme (SNES Remix)

Composed by @dan-cullen
Cello ensemble performed by Deryn Cullen

Cog Number 1

What happens when you call your Internet trolls. The peril of forgetting our next door neighbors. “You don’t have to love people to not hate them.”

“People believe things that are mutually contradictory; I think we all do. I know I do.” — Erick Erickson

Earlier this year, the University of Montana invited On Being to attempt an outside the box civil conversation between two political pundits on contrasting ends of the U.S. political spectrum. It became a sold-out, public event in the spirit of Montana’s Senator Mike Mansfield, who famously modeled integrity, courage, and humility across the partisan aisle in the tumult of 1960s and 70s. Sally Kohn and Erick Erickson are both controversial, lightning-rod figures, yet neither of them fits neatly into a partisan mold. The reaction of the youngest people in the room is what compelled us to put this on the air. They said they had not witnessed or imagined a political conversation like this possible: one marked at once by bedrock difference — and good will, humor, and a willingness to bring our questions as well as our arguments, our humanity as well as our positions, into the room, if only for an evening.

Sally Kohn is a progressive columnist and political commentator for CNN. She’s also contributed to Fox News. She hosts the podcast, State of Resistance. She’s the author of The Opposite of Hate: A Field Guide to Repairing Our Humanity.

Erick Erickson is editor of the conservative blog, The Resurgent, host of The Erick Erickson Show on WSB Radio in Atlanta, and contributor to Fox News. He’s also contributed to CNN. He’s the author of Before You Wake: Life Lessons from a Father to His Children.

Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

The First Customer of the Day

Greg Nicolett

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