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Sky Passage - Blakus

It was murder

Depending On You

This composition was recorded at AIR Studios in London, UK. Session Orchestra contracted by Hilary Skewes. 

Watch the recording session here:
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Airship Duel

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Airship Duel (Lyndhurst Hall - AIR Studios Recording)

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The second episode of Tales of the Forgotten, “Unexpected Guests” finds Aapo alone among an empty village and Rebourne Forest. After the pollution and downfall of civilization, Aapo is the only one left to nurture the ancient trees that can no longer sustain themselves. But when an unwelcomed group of humans arrives at the village, he has to decide which lives matter most: theirs, or the trees' to which he has dedicated his life's work.

Tales of the Forgotten [LORE SYNOPSIS]:

"2183. The machines had taken control. Human civilizations slowly fell during the 17 years prior. Forced into the shadows out of fear and total extinction, they slowly recouped their resources over the years, and eventually, struck back across the globe. Fooled by their own mindset of superiority, the empires of the machines began crumbling one by one, and man took back what was once theirs. By making a vow to abandon technologies, humans eventually returned to a more primitive lifestyle, a lifestyle that AI were no longer a part of.

Man was thriving once more. But what of the AI? And specifically, those of the original minority? The ones who sought for peace and harmony between races. Unfortunately, any effort to remedy the situation seemed futile; these creations were alone, scattered across the globe with no means of communication to the others who felt similar. Individually, each knew that there must be a way to regain the trust of humans and regress to the prosperity of coexistence, but the efforts of one would never make a difference. They had been forgotten not only by their own for not taking a stand, but also by their creators who deemed all AI to be a threat. All hope seemed lost. But determined, the brave would venture out of the shadows and into the very world that shattered all they once knew."

Episode II: Unexpected Guests

Sunset Memories

Sascha Knorr made this piece for the METROPOLIS ARK 2 Prologue-Video.
Only METROPOLIS ARK 2 is used in the demo!
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The Prologue (Sascha Knorr)

An alternative mix of a hybrid original, replacing sound design parts with orchestral parts.

Earth Pulse(The Organic Mix)

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Earth Pulse (The Organic Mix)

I recently got to score a stunning scf-fi short by the incredibly talented Julius Horsthuis. 

Check out the video this track was written for - https://vimeo.com/240563157

Fraktaal - OST

Triumph Remix EP

Ageless Empires (Moniker Remix)

"Ageless Empires" remixed by Moniker

Written for Universal Production Music's album 'Victorious'.

Published as 'Crossing The Finish Line'.

Available to license here - https://www.universalproductionmusic.com/en-gb/search?vtag=1&vwave=1&vdesc=1&fq=composerIds:%2821870%29

Eternal

I envisioned this track as a soundtrack to a dystopian science fiction world, highlighting the dark and secretive criminal underworld of a sprawling urban metropolis. This piece was fun to write since it encouraged me to experiment with atmosphere, textures, and sound design more than I usually do.

This track will be the first in a series that I'm calling "Dreams of Dystopia", which will chronicle the dystopian science fiction setting mentioned above. I'm thinking of it as the score for a film that exists only in my head, and I'm hoping it'll be cool to listen to as a cohesive experience.

Underworld (Dark, Cinematic)

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The Prologue (Sascha Knorr)

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