Valley, by Ed Harrison

Additional parts and performances:

Drums: Garry Hayes (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Guitars: Nick Phelps (1, 2, 6, 7, 8)
Bass: Cameron Whipp (5, 6, 8)
Bass: Rafael Freitas (1)
Bass: Matt Brett (2)
Voice & Flutes: Alia Fay (2, 3)
Voice: Amelia Harrison (3, 5)
Vibraphone: Jeremie Carrier (5)
Brass and Woodwinds: Nahor Gomes & Cesar Roversi (5, 6, 8)

Dive video by Solid
Cover artwork by Ed Harrison

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Anthropos

Grazie (Album Edit)

A sample from Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2

Perturbator - Future Club (Hotline Miami 2  Wrong Number OST)

System Shock 2 - Eric Brosius - 11 - Command 2

Nine Eight ( 2025 Suno Cover )

Admit it--yours sucks.  : )

This is a MIDI recreation of the track that's normally heard during the introductory FMV, made by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game, but is otherwise a pretty faithful recreation.

The track is being rendered through an unknown (to me) soundfont that's meant to mimic a Roland Sound Canvas 55 MIDI module as closely as possible, and I used a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS to control the playback.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

Equipment used:
Arturia Microbrute, Roland JX-03, Waldorf Pulse II.

Bandcamp:
https://formlessvoyager.bandcamp.com/album/gray-death-deus-ex-tribute

"This plague - the rioting is intensifying to the point where we may not be able to contain it.
-Why contain it? Let it spill over into the schools and churches, let the bodies pile up in the streets. In the end, they'll beg us to save them."

Originally composed by:
Alexander Brandon

Gray Death [Deus Ex tribute]

The Synapse (Hong Kong Streets) [Deus Ex Tribute]

So, I've been on a huge synthwave kick lately so I had to show some love the best way I know how to one of the coolest artists of the genre; Lazerhawk! Here's my metal/synth cover of the Hypnic track from Lazerhawk's newest album Dreamrider. I also want to thank my brother for the sweet, custom thumbnail to this video! 

Yes, I was hot wearing a leather jacket in July in Savannah; yes, I sweat a lot recording the video; yes, it's difficult to play lead guitar while wearing those gloves. Enjoy!

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Lazerhawk - Hypnic (Metal/Synth Cover) by Artificial Fear

An orchestration of 'Med Sci 1' from Eric Brosius' System Shock II soundtrack. This was a hard track to tackle as I'm a massive fan of the original game and I really aspects of the original that were hard to translate to orchestra.

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Spitfire Loegria, Albion, Percussion & British Woods, Cinesamples Piano in Blue & Deep Percussion Beds, Orange Tree Samples Cherry Electric Bass, Evolve Mutations I & II, Various private orchestra libraries

System Shock II - Med Sci Orchestra

From Birgador (Video Game/Novella)
Composer: Makeup and Vanity Set

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

Licentious Howler