Name: Pop-Rock - Breakdown (Merrily Scruggs-James) by Sean Schafianski
Duration: 4 min 38 s
Description: NOTE: This example is my own mixing interpretation from my time at Berklee and is not representative of the official mix released by the artist.

NOTE: This example is my own mixing interpretation from my time at Berklee and is not representative of the official mix released by the artist.

Pop-Rock - Breakdown (Merrily Scruggs-James)

I composed this piece for the Hans Zimmer, Bleeding Finger's Contest.  I used sections of the drum stem, vocal stem and percussive stem to form an adventurous and inspirational version of Hans Zimmer's "Destiny's Door".  If you enjoyed my track please vote! I would be infinitely grateful! Thank you for listening!

Heroes - Bleeding Finger's Contest

Skirmish/Boss Battle version of Jericho's theme: https://soundcloud.com/leila-wilson-woofle/penumbra-debonair

Penumbra Debonair [SKIRMISH/BATTLE/OH SNAP]

A single from Waveform 5, the fifth installment in a series of albums from music composer and producer Joshua Morse. Waveform 5 draws its sounds from mostly FM synthesis along with a dash of NES to form a blend of 5 original Jazz-Fusion arrangements.

Composed, mixed, and produced by Joshua Morse @ http://jmflava.com
Mastered by bLiNd @ http://blindhandicap.com
Cover art by Matt Hackett @ http://lostdecadegames.com

ANNOUNCEMENT

Joshua Morse - Fusion Passport

Finally had time to do a little music once more. For those who don't know, I've been away from home for a few weeks, and hadn't gotten a chance to do much of anything -- even reply to comments!   Anyway, I'm back, have some Elancia Chronicles!  I actually did this song last year, but apparently never uploaded it? More about this song past the jump.

"The cities here are much smaller, and more rough and tumble in nature than what I was used to in Celestion, but I am reminded of the more remote towns in Dascillia by these little, hardy settlements. Some of them may rival the towns back home in size, but we may as well be traversing another planet entirely. Everyone around here drinks so much, and works so hard, just trying to survive under the relentless sun. In the snowy badlands, in the flat desert, even in the river country, all these towns show just how willing folks are to just try and live, despite anything. I guess, in a way, I admire that. I don't even know the name of this town, but I love it already. This is how the rest of the world lives! This is what I've read about in so many books! Maybe I should buy a gun..."
~Cecelia's diary 

999 SoL/SouL

Time for my yearly videogame remix! 
Requested by my boyfriend, so I kind of had to. :V Pretty much the best damn song in the whole series.

[ReMix] Endlessly (Star Ocean 2)

The file name is "Random Encounter", because I randomly encountered this song by bashing my nose into my keyboard for an hour. 
This was from during a pretty heavy work period earlier in the year, and I ended up forgetting to post it. Whoops! It's very unpolished, but I thought I'd share. :D

Warmup [forgot the date :X]

A selection of tracks from our upcoming VGM charity album for you to enjoy

AUGUST 2016
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Our second Retronauts Radio looks at notable retro-themed game music releases for February: Castlevania II, a Final Fantasy Tactics tribute, Revenge of Shinobi, Etrian Odyssey remixes, and a ton of SEGA jams! Art by Jon Stachewicz.

Be sure to visit our site, which includes a complete listing of this episode's musical selections and where to find them, at Retronauts.com. And if you'd like to send a few bucks our way to help support this weekly show, please head on over to our Patreon page!

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Retronauts Episode 86: The music of Castlevania II, Final Fantasy Tactics, Etrian Odyssey & more

Scott Unrein's work "Imanaka" for alto saxophone, marimba, and Fender rhodes keyboard. Recorded live in the Sherman Van Solkema recital hall at Grand Valley State University by Nate Bliton on April 14th, 2013. Cameron Miller - alto saxophone, Dutcher Snedeker, rhodes keyboard, Wade Selkirk, marimba. 

Imanaka

Sean Schafianski is an award-nominated video game music producer, arranger, and classically trained saxophonist based in Phoenix, Arizona. He produces arrangement albums which have garnered praise and recognition within the video game community.

Pop-Rock - Breakdown (Merrily Scruggs-James)

Sean Schafianski

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