From the official soundtrack of Halo Infinite!
All rights to the soundtrack go to, Microsoft, 343i and the original composers.

Composer(s):	
Joel Corelitz
Curtis Schweitzer
Gareth Coker

Halo Infinite | Official Soundtrack – Bridge Too Far

Ritual of the Flame (Sea of Thieves OST)

Welcome to the soundscape of 1998!

"Spring" has a irregular intro that seems to go from 4/4 into a 3/4 song. I've tried my best te recreate that part, it wasn't easy! The result is a fun collaboration between the marching band and the flute playing on the same rhythm. 

"Knights and Merchants Revisited" is playlist/album where I recreate the soundtrack of this beloved game.

Listening to the old sound files it quickly became apparent that the quality of those songs sound quite oldskool and degraded. Rescoring them with modern instruments/technology greatly increases listening quality. It was a blast to figure out how the songs were built up back then. Taking some liberties in creating my own versions of those songs was the ultimate goal.

Enjoy! And leave some comments if you have some feedback!

Knights and Merchants Revisited

Knights and Merchants Revisited - Spring

download: http://www.mediafire.com/listen/vaaaf7g4vg63z55/Transformers__War_for_Cybertron_%28The_Decagon%29_song.mp3

Transformers  War For Cybertron (The Decagon) Song

Inside the Sith Base

Starcraft II - Wings of Liberty

Better Tomorrow

Hymn Of The High Seas (Metal Version)

Resident Evil 2 Remake OST - Strange Realm - Official Soundtrack

Destiny 2 Beyond Light - Track 18 - Peril Unknown

Audio Director and composer for New Dawn Games. Music Lead over at Fallout 4: Cascadia. Currently working on a number of projects including Rayman 2: Redreamed, a Rayman 2 Remake project.

Jaimy is a self-taught composer passionate about videogame music and its ability to transport us to other worlds. He studied Communication and Multimedia Design, discovering the powerful synergy between music and connecting people. He is currently dedicated to projects that bridge technology and music, especially for minorities facing societal and healthcare challenges.

Knights and Merchants Revisited - Spring

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