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This song is product of a free request. It’s meant to be epic in nature with elements from Persian music.

This song is part of my Atmospheres album, covering an array of fantasy ambients. I’d call it fantasy elevator music, meant to suggest a place and mood. Ideal for writers, D&D players or anyone wanting to be transported somewhere far away. IMPORTANT: this ambience includes royaly free SFXs that were licensed to me, I wouldn’t […]

The Varangian Guard was an elite unit of the Byzantine Army from the tenth to the fourteenth century and its members served as personal bodyguards to the Byzantine Emperors.

This Viking song is about the struggle in the Vikings Age: combat, raiding, and whatnot. For this song, I ended up recording some vocals and a real tagelharpa I recently bought.

This songs is inspired by the old norse word Drengr. According to Jackson Crawford, there is no higher compliment in Old Norse than to call a man or woman a ‘drengr,’ which in the sagas implies both reckless courage and a code of fair play. The word is also common in Viking-Age runic inscriptions.

The trollocs are a constant menace in the Wheel of Time series. Completely brutal and primal. I went for a very aggressive mood with the song that represents them.

This song just like Marching Forward was inspired by Star Wars and John Williams orchestration. I was thinking of the constant struggle between the light and the dark side that dominates the movies.

Yet another epic combat-oriented song. I imagined an army standing its ground in the face of almost inescapable doom for this one.

For this one, I went for a very primal percussion and some woodwinds. I thought it could be a good underscore for jungle combats and hence the name.

This song is paying homage to Basil Poledouris’s Conan. It’s a soundtrack I love and I’m considering working on a music pack focused on that very classic epic vibe. That said it is one of my oldest songs and I also had to recycle it quite a bit.

This song was initially inspired by Star Wars in a way, specifically by some of John Williams’s orchestrations. It definitely has a more classical flavor to it.

A song ideal for action and battle scenes. It’s inspired by the Forgotten Realm’s city of Baldur’s Gate.

This action song is ideal for pursuits and other types of action scenes.

A song ideal for intrigue, mystery, and a bit of action.

This song is ideal for combat, battles, and sieges.

This is an action/suspense, ideal for characters infiltrating someplace.

This song is inspired by the Wheel of Time Series, particularly The Eye of the World, and is about the One Power, I tried to capture the idea of the characters glimpsing into it for the first time.