"The Bridge" is a hacking-themed, free album, inspired by Introversion Software's Classic 2001 Game, "Uplink"

Bonus and extended songs, in addition to the loop files, can be found on my Patreon page. Your donations will ensure that this project continues to exist and offers more content:

www.patreon.com/onemansymphony
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Note: The following information reflects the inclusion of the bonus tracks.

Album Insights:

Total Duration: 45 Minutes

Loopable?: Several tracks, including "A Closer Look," "Serious Precautions," "Breach," "Firewall Override," "Watching From Above," and "Close Observation," offer the magic of loopability, seamlessly enhancing the ambiance of your projects.

Stream-Friendly?: Planning a livestream or prepping content for YouTube or Twitch? These tracks are stream-cleared, ready to set the mood for your digital creations.

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FAQ

1. Is this album really free?

Yes, all of my content that I'm hosting on Bandcamp and Itch is free. If you enjoy my work and would like to support me, when you download an album, you can make one time donation of whatever you think is fair for the effort I put into these albums. Alternatively, you can just support me on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/onemansymphony) by donating $1 a month.

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2. Can I use your contents in my both free and commercial projects?

Yes, you can use all of my content in any of your personal and commercial projects. You can use them in your games, movies, apps, streams, podcasts, and social media channels and posts—simply in any medium you can think of. The only condition you need to meet is providing appropriate credit back to me for my work.

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3. How can/should I give credit to you?

Please include the following information in the description, ending section, or any applicable location of the medium where you plan to use the tracks:

Track title - Composed by One Man Symphony - https://onemansymphony.bandcamp.com

If an entire album is used:

Album title - Composed by One Man Symphony - https://onemansymphony.bandcamp.com

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4. Where to find license information about this album?

I release this and other albums that I am hosting also on Bandcamp under the CC BY 4.0 license. You can find more information about it here:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

If I need to simplify this license, you are free to use these songs for any purpose, as long as proper credit is given to me. However, direct selling of the songs is not permitted.

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5. If I play your songs during my stream or use them in my Youtube videos, will I get a copyright strike?

All my songs are cleared for streaming. As long as you provide proper credit, you won't receive a copyright strike or any similar issues.

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6. Do you do commissions? Can I hire you for my project? How much does a song cost?

Yes, I do commission work. I cannot give you a definite answer without having any information on the type of work you need. You can always send me a message using the contact form on my Bandcamp page.

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7. I have a question that I can not find the answer of it here. How can I contact you?

You can send me an email through Bandcamp.

The Bridge

Watching From Above (Royalty Free - Check Description)

Note: You can download all of the albums here and more on my Bandcamp page for free.

What is this project about? Who is One Man Symphony?

As an indie developer myself, I've noticed a real shortage of complete music packs for fellow indies who might not have the budget for art, especially when it comes to sound in their projects. I've seen this as a real roadblock in some cases, causing indie developers to hit pause or sometimes sadly even stop altogether – especially given how crucial sound can be in gaming. I've been reached out to and asked many times, if one could use my songs in their project, so they could stream their prototype and can gather feedback, but they can't just throw in any copyrighted music there.  To cut to the chase, I decided to put together a bunch of free albums covering different themes and genres, all released under a Creative Commons license so folks can use them however they like, even in commercial projects, as long as they give me a shout-out. But here's the thing: making this content takes up a ton of time, and since I'm already working full-time, I can't pour as much time into this project as I'd like, which slows down production. You know how it is – the longer something drags on, the more frustrated you get, and I really don't want that to happen here. On top of all that, I want to invest in some gear like microphones to jazz up the library with sound effects and soundscapes, but I can't do it alone financially. That's why I've set up a Patreon page. By supporting the project there, you'll help it grow bigger and better every month. Plus, you'll get exclusive updates on how the next album is coming along, as well as access to bonus and extended versions of songs, loop files, UE5 materials, and a bunch of other cool stuff.