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Slappy

Outer Wilds (Main theme/Travelers theme cover)(Echoes of the Eye update)

Countdown To Impact

Reaching Outer Space

Wonderful Epic Music Collection 2 (5)

Collection of bewitching orchestral tracks stepped into the world of wizards and witches, where enchantments and magical creatures spark amazement and intrigue. Perfect for spellbinding creation, fantasy storytelling, family adventures and magical journeys, inviting exploration of enchanted worlds where spells come alive and sorcery fills the air, infusing every moment with magic, wonder, and mystery.

Wizards Realm

Remember that time you were lost in the woods and you were visited by the clan of  centaurs, and they were super suspicious of you, but decided to take you back to their settlement anyway? It never happened! That was a screen memory! There are no centaurs, and they wouldn't live in forest settlements! That was an alien abduction. The aliens planted the memory of the forest centaurs so your brain wouldn't implode with the knowledge of trans-dimensional beings... such as themselves. And... unrelated, but... what comes to mind when you think about the smell of wet cardboard and Sriracha?


Magic Forest

All shadow fight 2 tracks belong to Lind Erebros

Shadow fight 2 12 Black Warrior

Detroit Become Human Trailer Theme (Windstorm By Philip Sheppard)

Stellaris (Original Game Soundtrack)

Faster Than Light (From Stellaris Original Game Soundtrack)

This theme will play when nearing the end of a match on the "Iwo Jima" map in Battlefield V's Pacific expansion.

Battlefield V: War in the Pacific - "End of Round" Iwo Jima Theme

Producer of electronic, ambient and experimental music from the North coast of Italy. Subscribe to the channel, like, share. Thank you. 

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Rosario Marcianò (Native Sound), in addition to being an author of essays, a documentary filmmaker and an independent investigator, especially expert in the field of clandestine geoengineering and geopolitics, is also a musical composer. Self-taught, since adolescence he has cultivated, among other things, a passion for art whose inspiring goddess is Euterpe. This passion, over time, has given rise to a style and inspiration transfused into instrumental productions of considerable emotional impact. 

His compositions, which tend to go beyond the boundaries of more or less codified genres or subgenres, tend to combine a tense, sometimes hammering sense of rhythm with melodic lines not devoid of a refined dissonance. Generally speaking, these creations can be traced back to the field of soundtracks accompanying dramatic films, thrillers, action films.

It is symptomatic that the motifs created are exclusively instrumental, we would say orchestral, so as to focus the enjoyment on the essence inherent to the art of sounds, without the intervention of the text which, although it can enrich the score, sometimes distracts from the heart of the inspiration. However, the titles, almost always coinciding with a single word or a syntagm of strong texture, introduce the forms and functions of verbal language to recover, so to speak, the eclipse of words.

The tracks are precisely fixed by incisive and pregnant titles, not only in relation to the phonic and melodic structure, but also foreshadowing abysmal themes: life, death, destiny, freedom, hope, nature, love, memory, meaning, power... They are the same contents that dot the section dedicated to the maxims: for this reason it seemed appropriate, indeed natural to us to match some pieces with precise aphorisms, as a harmonic complement. A music therefore to listen to, but also to read with a multisensory approach that involves soul and intellect, aesthetic pleasure and reflection.