I game of Dumpleball from http://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding/comments/2exvy4/my_friend_and_i_decided_to_make_baseball_more/

Dumpleball

I was astray,
like a fallen leaf during summer.

But follow the river they said,
as it flows through the trees.

Until you come upon the rocks by the tide,
you'll see the Fox by the Riverside.

I once was Astray.

Song Artwork by Nimrais.
Originally recorded 2009



A Fox By The Riverside

So, this is something I wanted to do in a while.

Inspired by Skyrim: Atmospheres (which I highly recommend even if you haven't played the game), I decided to make something similar from my much beloved WoW music. All of my favourite pieces from the game have been mixed together along with background ambiences from different places from the Azeroth to create a 45 minute soothing journey throughout the world of Warcraft. 

Everything was stiched together in Ableton Live. Here's the tracklist:

1. 0:00 - The Draenei of Azuremyst
2. 7:27 - Borean Tundra and the Kalu'ak
3. 12:00 - Wintergrasp
4. 14:33 - Violets of Crystalsong
5. 20:33 - The Grizzly and the Hills
6. 28:20 - Howling Fjord
7. 32:45 - Terrokar Forest
8. 36:30 - Flux in Netherstorm
9. 41:30 - Shattarah

Each of the 'segments' has been compiled from thematic collection of songs written by Blizzard for the specific area. I really hope this will help you relax after a long day just as it helps me, and will make a solid summary of all this music that wasn't released on the OSTs and sits within in-game files separately.

© All sound files used in the mix are property of Activision Blizzard.

Huge thanks to all of Blizzard composers for writing such an amazing music throughout the years.

World Of Warcraft Ambience Music Mix

The awakening,
Into a new world,
A new body,
That seems not this one’s own.

Wearily reaching back for a glimpse of the past,
The high golden trees with its lush canopies,
The fresh autumn air,
Holding strong onto this one’s love for you.

The dust settling,
The pistons shifting,
What once was, is no more,
This one will adjust, This one will persevere,

This one will find you,
This one will survive,
This one will live.

Part of the FA Collection 6: https://foxamoore.bandcamp.com/album/the-fa-collection-6

Gears of Nature

Hoist the Sails High! (Ost.Treasure Island)

There is a new force in the world of metal! "The Downfall of Piracy" is debut single from 'Royal Navy Metal' act Ship of the Line. Adapted from a poem attributed to Benjamin Franklin, the hook laden single celebrates the defeat of the famed pirate Blackbeard by the valiant Lt. Robert Maynard of the Royal Navy in 1718, precisely 298 years to the day from the single's release. 

Headed by the brave Captain Hobbs, Ship of the Line stand ready to defend the cause of epic music worldwide. The Admiralty have released the following statement: 

"For too long have the nefarious forces of piracy held sway over the airwaves. SHIP OF THE LINE will no longer stand for such knavery. We are here to challenge all so-called 'Pirate Metal' bands for supremacy of the high seas! LONG LIVE THE KING!"

"The Downfall of Piracy" - Ship of the Line

Sail Away

Produced by Frequency and Aalias
Additional Production by Quincy Kwalae

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Coldhearted

a song about a flesh eating mermaid


artwork by Lucas David
written by stalking gia, joni fatora + noiseclub

Siren

Robinton Hobbs is a composer, music editor and producer based in Los Angeles. He studied music production at Berklee College of Music and spent a decade playing with rock bands before making the transition into media composing full time.

Robinton is the COO and Co-Founder of Joy Music House, where he has helped produce scores which include Emile Mosseri’s Oscar nominated score for Minari, Terence Blanchard’s The Woman King,  and served as the music editor on the  hit Netflix docuseries Untold.

"The Downfall of Piracy" - Ship of the Line

Robinton Hobbs

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