Force of the North – Epic Cinematic Orchestral Soundtrack

This is the extended version of my track "Chronicles of the Wayfarer".

Story:

Wanderlust is only curable by travelling. This is the story of a wayfarer ever so curious to explore the world. From deep forests to rough coasts, from lonely deserts to lively villages, from lush hills to dramatic mountains.

Track Description:

Chronicles of the Wayfarer is musically set in the ambient genre. It is mainly orchestral with lush string accompaniment and some soloistic melodies played by oboe und horn. Some evolving synth pads and high pulses emphasize the vibe. A hopefully recognizable theme overarches the piece although this was not my first goal. The main objective was to create atmosphere, mostly longing and sad.

Video: https://youtu.be/9w_WPp47YzE

Chronicles of the Wayfarer (Extended)

“Talus”
Dreamy LoFi track from my Eastern LoFi Kitchen.
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Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/@55_stars

Talus

Electro ambiant
Created with MMJ and Bandlab. 

Lumières Spatiales

Funk You Up

Just Listen-You'll like! Trust me! I'm a Doctor! Sort of... 🤔😛

F'd Like Taylor Rain

Most Things Swell

Experience the power and beauty of the North.
Force of the North is an original epic orchestral soundtrack by Daniel Dinsdale (Zemandan) – inspired by Nordic landscapes, heroic sagas, and timeless legends.

Expect grand symphonic arrangements, emotional strings, and thunderous percussion – perfect for fans of Hans Zimmer, Two Steps From Hell, and John Williams.

🎧 Listen on other platforms:
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWZKWGVqy54

Year: 2025
Label: Zemandan Records

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Lover of orchestral film scores and epic music.

I had started making music in the 90s with my Amiga 500 but it wasn't capable (me neither) of producing the sound of a whole orchestra.

The diverse musical expressions in filmscores have a bigger emotional impact than any other genre I can think of. My music is heavily inspired by the great composers around 1980-2000, like John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, Basil Poledouris and Hans Zimmer.

With synthesizers, a whole new world of sound has entered the arena and merges with the orchestra to a fantastic sonic experience.

I try to tell stories and convey emotions in my pieces to take you onto a journey into unknown territory.

Chronicles of the Wayfarer (Extended)

Jens Sieckmann