I don't know if you've played the Crusades games or not, but this music strongly reminds me of that game. It's a very unique piece of music with a special historical atmosphere that's quite pleasant❤️😍

Superb track, Torbę. Fantastic medieval atmo! Wonderful choice of instruments and fantastic performances. Bravo!

It could be part of the soundtrack til Witcher 4 🤩

Du bist für mich ein Teil der KI-Gegenbewegung bzgl. Musik, im absolut positivsten Sinne. Damit meine ich nicht nur die Emotionen, die in deine Stücke einfließen (und die, die sie auslösen), sondern die Handarbeit, die du reinsteckst. Instrumente spielen und aufnehmen, singen usw. Das Dulcimer habe ich selbst in einen meiner Tracks eingebaut, leider nur als virtuelles Instrument. Es ist wirklich pures Mittelalter und Fantasy.

Love your new track! Amazing arrangement and the instruments sound really good! I love everything medieval but the composition also has a Middle Eastern vibe. I imagined a caravan making its way across the desert. 🐫🐪🐫

A bit of an odd one for me and a bit experimental, but was really fun making it. Why not make a track about the European electric grid? Could it perhaps be the first ever song made about that? If you enjoyed listening, please like, comment and/or repost, which would be really appreciated. Cheers. 

Head over to my newly started YouTube channel to check the video out.

Pan Europa Electric Grid

Hubble Time opens with the distant hum of space — a dark and organic atmosphere that slowly pulls you in.
The track unfolds through fluid progressions and subtle transitions, building towards a hypnotic climax.
Its groove, reminiscent of Laurent Garnier’s deep techno pulse, carries a timeless energy — repetitive yet alive, mechanical yet emotional.
The main synth acts as a gravitational hook, shaping the entire universe around it.
Minimal FX, clean textures, and a clear mix give the piece its spatial depth and clarity within the Timelaps album.
When it ends, the emotion lingers — like an echo lost somewhere between time and infinity

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Endless motion without escape.
Circles drifts through layers of synth, reverb, and tension — a slow rotation between beauty and decay. Every pulse feels familiar, every silence deeper than before.
Minimal. Hypnotic. Eternal.

🎧 Headphones recommended.

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Orchestral Moves (2025) Remastered

Una composición realizada con instrumentos clásicos. Sobre todo pianos y cuerdas, con algunos toques de metales.
DAW: Cubase 14 Pro
Mastering: Izotope Ozone 11 Standard
Diversos plugins, sobre todo librerias de Kontakt.
Gracias por escuchar.

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Utsjoki is the northernmost municipality of Finland. It's located beside the Teno river and the border to Norway.

Utsjoki

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Inspired by the American Songwriter Association’s weekly prompt to write a song about yourself, “Not That Girl” reflects my journey through divorce and rediscovering my strength.

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Written by Melinda Klotz Mercer
 • Argyll Music.

Not That Girl

„Moving the Game Pieces“, a piece I composed to feature my new hammered dulcimer, has been released on all major streaming platforms today.
Additionally I recorded about 20 more instruments for it.  So if you‘re sick of AI slop and like handmade fantasy music with a heavy medieval touch, you‘ll probably enjoy it.

If you're interested in all the instruments used, you'll find quite a bit of "behind the scenes" footage on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TorbenFugger/shorts

Moving the Game Pieces

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Hi, I'm Torben Fugger, a composer from Koblenz (Germany) who focuses primarily on cinematic orchestral music. In my pieces, which often fall into the adventure or fantasy genre, I attach great importance to strong and catchy melodies and an emotional impact.

I think that the many years of listening to Johns Williams music on my Walkman while delivering newspapers in my youth have left their mark. As did the countless hours of exposure to the music of Howard Shore, Hans Zimmer and Michael Kamen. To put it briefly: I'm a film music nerd and you can definitely hear that in my own music.

Moving the Game Pieces

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