Put down the control pad and take a moment to chill. Only the best relaxing video game music here. Updated daily.

Relaxing Video Game Music

<a href=spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1EIZ3zXawhnoJ5>Derek Duke</a>, <a href=spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1EIWfvZEmHgRo6>Jason Hayes</a> ve <a href=spotify:playlist:37i9dQZF1EIYDS1M509gwF>Matt Uelmen</a>

Russell Brower Mix

АНДУИНА УКРАЛИ ГОЛУБИ(ЗА АЛЬЯНС)

Orchestral KM

great music from various video games (stream safe)

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Copy of Dark Jazz

Final Symphony - Music From Final Fantasy Vi, Vii And X

Encore: Final Fantasy X (Suteki Da Ne)

Matt Uelmen — Intro

Dragon Age: Origins (Original Video Game Score)

Dungeons and Dungeons

Battle for the Urn

Haven!

The Dungeons Of Landsmeet

Attack on Denerim

Russell Brower & Derek Duke - Lament of the Highborne

Valiant Hearts - The Great War
Dream Within Dreams
Ian Paul Livingstone
Valiant Hearts (The Great War) - Game Soundtrack

Ian Paul Livingstone - Dream Within Dreams (Valiant Hearts OST)

Two Steps From Hell - Last of the Light

A list of songs I listen to for inspiration and such when working with Dungeons or Dragons or similar fantasy settings.

Two Steps From Hell - Queen Of Crows

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture (Original Soundtrack)

The Mourning Tree

01. Andrew Hale - Main Theme

World of Warcraft: Taverns of Azeroth (Original Game Soundtrack)

David Arkenstone & Jason Hayes - Lion's Pride

Two Steps From Hell - Merchant Prince

Atrium Carceri, Cities Last Broadcast and God Body Disconnect collaborates on this foggy noir album. 

The invitation came in a cinnamon scented envelope. It had been years since your last visit to the hotel, before the headlines of murder had shut it down. Was it re-opened after all these years? 

A bottle of pills later, your car pulled up outside the old building. The lights were on, struggling to cut through the heavy fog. Distant voices and music lingered like smoke as you entered the lobby. 

Miles to Midnight is a Dark Jazz Ambient album with a Lynchian Noir feel: A hotel trapped between two worlds and a detective with a traumatized past. 

God Body Disconnect's live jazz drums and cinematic wall-of-sound builds the foundation of the mysterious hotel. Cities Last Broadcast brings ghostly tape loops and melodies stuck in time. Atrium Carceri dusts off his old pianos and shatters reality with low bass rumbles and brings you into the other side of the hotel. For lovers of smokey soundtracks to unwritten movies.

Miles to Midnight

Bandcamp

Atrium Carceri, Cities Last Broadcast, God Body Disconnect - Floor 6, Please

Two Steps From Hell - Archangel

Two Steps from Hell - Heart of Courage

01-nobuo uematsu-prelude (final fantasy series)

Howard Shore - Concerning Hobbits

"Harem" by Matt Uelmen from Blizzard North's Diablo II 

Matt Uelmen - Harem

Darkwood OST by Artur Kordas- Morning

Darkwood OST by Artur Kordas- Intro

World of Warcraft (Original Game Soundtrack)

Elwynn Forest

Beyond the Ghost presents his first album in the Europa Series, a futuristic, bleak and moving sound voyage that merges electronics and acoustics.

BERLIN, the year is 2060. The whole of Europe is fraught with sickness and poverty and tensions are arising between the remaining populations.  Resources are low, war is imminent. The streets are cold and lonely.  The shining sun has become a notion of the distant past. Every day feels darker than the next. The people who are left stay locked inside, fearing for their lives. There is nothing left to do but wait out the inevitable doom. An old club called 'The Last Resort' is one of the only places that’s still open. There, a few brave and lonely souls gather together to drink the night away to the woeful tunes of the house band. Between sets, a broken alert system in the streets can still be heard, blasting out remnants of news that don't make sense anymore, like echoes of foreign voices lost in transmission. Against all odds, a few letters of the club's neon light still flicker on and off, illuminating the patrons' faces, their expressions hanging heavy with loss and pain. Few words are exchanged, and yet their devout presence during such times makes us wonder:  will they accept their defeat or will they fight for a better future? But for now, they are only focused on making it safely home after the last call, their heads hung low, their feet shuffling through the darkness, humming to the sounds they just heard, to mourn the loss of one more day during these sorrowful and suspended times.

Recommended for fans of noir, melancholy and molotov cocktails. 


Written, performed, produced, mastered – Pierre Laplace
Trumpet – Christophe « Pher » Motury
Artwork – Simon Heath

The Last Resort

A Transient Shelter

Opiated Dreams

Matt Uelmen — Intro

Loca Deserta