Ending Credits for "Indwelling Corruption"

This is my longest orchestral composition so far. It was largely inspired by the new US military branch Space Force, our future on Mars, and the exploration of space. It was created in three main parts:
Part I: 0:00
Part II: 2:56
Part III: 5:15
Also, this is a re-upload- I listened back and made a couple minor changes. I realized an older version sounded better at a couple points.

Space (Music in Three Parts)

Inevitable

This is music I made for my Sandbox trick jumping YouTube video. You can see the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YziuFtHCjvo Also, the first half of this track is an extended remade version of my "Our Place in Space (Part Two)" music.

Music from my Halo 3 Sandbox Trick Jumping Video

I made this track while trying out this new reverb I downloaded recently called "Ruam." The track features audio recordings I captured from the past few years (with added reverb of course). I got inspired to set the music to a compilation of photos and videos from the past few years as well that I took around my hometown. The video can be seen on my YouTube.

Memories of Home

This is a reupload as I prefer this piano sound to the previous one I used for this music.

St. Botolph (Full Solo Piano Version)

I recreated the opening theme to the show "Yellowstone." I made this before ever hearing the original version so I was not influenced by it.

Yellowstone Opening Theme Remake

I was going through old variations of my music and found this version of the middle part from "Space (Music in Three Parts)". It isn't played perfectly nor mixed well but I feel there is something magical about it, so I thought I'd share.

(UNMIXED) Alternate Middle Section from "Space (Music in Three Parts)"

I made this music for Spitfire Audio and HBO's Westworld scoring competition. Check out the scene on my YouTube!

#westworldscoringcompetition2020

I often like to listen to my music in different keys to hear them from a new "perspective." 

Here is Part III from "Space (Music in Three Parts)", in F major. It is four half steps higher than the original key; the piece was originally composed in C major. You can listen to the full composition on my SoundCloud page.

John Kelleher

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