Turn on your flux capacitor and put on your aviators... Because the future is bright!

This is a collection of synthwave tracks I've written and recorded in the past, mostly for various video game soundtrack applications. I had a blast both writing and recording the music, so hopefully you'll have a blast listening to the tracks as well!
This album is also available as a music kit for videogames on FAB.
The pack comes with 10 tracks, 14 loops and 130 building blocks to 
make your own loops and tracks!

Murphy's Law

Vice Squad '86

Road Gunner

Elekktraglide

W.A.T.T.

Betawax

Power Shift

Night Prowl

Neon Noir

Neon Dawn

Get ready, because arcades are back with a vengeance!
Growing up in the 1990's, I was lucky enough to witness the rise of video games and the music of those old cartridges and discs made an everlasting impression on my musical expression.
This one is inspired by all the cool MIDI and rompler sounds of the golden era, and although it doesn't represent a specific console or machine, it was actually made with the original rompler units of the time (although with a slight help of modern VSTS and production values)!

Evil's Bane

Point Of Impact

Soundtrack I've written for a cool 16bit style game called Lazerynth, designed by Game Pillow Games.
The game has a really cool design, so I wanted to emphasize the "coolness" factor 
with a modern take on the classic arcade and 16bit console sounds, 
using old romplers alongside a selection of modern VSTs. 
There's also a lot of sound effects, ranging from laser (obviously!)
sounds to industrial metal scrapes and other audio shenanigans.
The game is still considered a work in progress, and I'm not sure if the audio 
has already been implemented, but you should check the game out on itch.io anyway!

Enter the Lazerynth

The Observer

Blow the dust out of your old cartridge... Now do it again, because the first time wasn't enough!
After a quick flick of the power switch you are greeted with a flashing logo and the music kicks in; You are finally ready to enter the fantastical world of early 3D magic, full of pot breaking, grass cutting and pure nostalgia!
This is my attempt at creating a soundtrack for a fictional N64 adventure game, as I have a lot of fond memories rockin' that console back in the mid to late 90's. I still love to pick it up from time to time and replay the classics, such as Bajno-Kazooie, Starfox 64 and both of the Zelda games!


Cave

Castle Town

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Rest by the campfire, weary Knight.
Rest and replenish your health and vigor, the journey has just begun.
Amidst crawling through the dungeons of Necron's tower, a battered knight
is engulfed in a cloud of evil magic, cast by the hands of the evil sorcerer Necron.
Low on vitality, he awakens in a foreign land and sits by the near campfire to gather
his thoughts, when he notices a glimmer of a fleeting light in the distance.
Through the labyrinthian Mistridden woods and the undead infested Ruins in the deep,
he reaches the Temple of Illas, where he must face the Tyrant, another lost knight that
guards the entrance to the Grove.
This is his only chance of returning back to his world. If he fails, he will replace the Tyrant
and become the guardian of the Grove himself, until another challenger appears...


Voices from the Grove

Temple of Illas

Necron's Tower

Ruins in the Deep

Cursemark

Tyrant's Lament

Soundtrack for a fictional SHMUP/action game. Heavily inspired by the awesome soundtracks of both SEGA MegaDrive and PS1, with a dash of my own synthwave style on top.

Hunter Seeker

Asteroid Raider

Roll Credits

End Of The Line

Mission Control

Training Grounds

A short track I wrote while checking out some new plugins and synths.
Inspired by the awesome Italo-disco and the sound of 80's cinema.

2 A.M.

Opening theme for a fictional sci-fi/thriller series.
Inspired by one of the best film composers and a certain killer car... 

Resurrection

First track from my new album, a fictional helicopter shooter soundtrack "Vulcan Strike 64". Synthwave meets Commodore 64!

Jungle Deployment

This is my entry to Ujam's March contest, which got 3rd place.
The goal was to write a piece of music using only their instruments and it was a lot of fun. I couldn't decide if I wanted to do something sinthwave inspired or a chiptune (As I love their Usynth Pixel!), so I did both!
The track itself is a little modern homage to the old SEGA CD tunes from the Megadrive/Genesis days :)

Thanks to Ujam for the wonderful opportunity and for choosing the track as the 3rd place entry.

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