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Eruption of Fire Mountain
from the album Venture Forth, Chapter V · released Jan 29, 2023
Eruption of Fire Mountain
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About Eruption of Fire Mountain
Eruption of Fire Mountain is an intense and powerful instrumental track that captures the raw energy and danger of a battle within an active volcano. The song opens with a ominous low rumble, building in intensity as it sets the scene of a fiery inferno.
Pounding drums and screeching guitars create a sense of urgency and danger, evoking the heat and volatility of the volcano.
As the song progresses, it reaches a climax with a soaring melody, mirroring the epic scale of the battle taking place within the volcano’s fiery depths. With its intense and dramatic instrumentation, “The Volcano” perfectly captures the thrill and danger of a fight in one of nature’s most powerful and destructive forces.
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Use it in streams, videos, podcasts, indie projects. Attribution required — credit Ivan Duch.
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- Is the music totally free?
- Yes — free tracks are tagged as free and yours to use as long as you credit me as the composer. Check the license info page for proper attribution details.
- How do I credit you?
- Simply name Ivan Duch as the composer wherever the music is used — in video descriptions, credits screens, show notes, etc. Full attribution guide here.
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- Royalty-free means you pay once (or in this case, just credit me) for a license to use the music — not on a per-use basis. You're free to use it across multiple projects.
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- A non-exclusive license to use the music in your projects. You may not redistribute or sell the tracks as standalone audio files or albums.
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- Stems are individual instrument tracks (brass, woodwinds, percussion, etc.) from a song. They let you mix the music to fit your scene. Stems are available for Patrons.
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