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Traveling
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peaceful · tense · 2:11
Drums
from the album The Cimmerian · released May 09, 2024
Drums
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2:11
About this track
About Drums
Hey everyone, dive into the shadowy worlds of Robert E. Howard with “The Cimmerian,” my latest album. This project was actually chosen by you all—my awesome community—and it’s been such a thrill bringing it to life. It’s inspired by the wild, mythic scenes that Howard painted in his stories, and I’ve mixed some deep, ominous orchestra vibes with tribal sounds to really capture that ancient, raw feeling.
I also drew a quite a bit of inspiration from Basil Poledouris’s incredible soundtrack for “Conan The Barbarian”.
By blending powerful percussive beats with sweeping orchestral parts, I aimed to mirror the grandeur and the guts of those classic adventures. Picture yourself roaming through mystical forests or climbing mountains, alongside some of Howard’s legendary characters.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Howard’s tales or just here for some epic sounds, I hope “The Cimmerian” brings a bit of that old-world, adventurous spirit into your day. It’s like a soundtrack for those moments when you’re ready to explore ancient lands or conquer epic challenges.
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