r/gamemusic

To clarify, it is most streamed, meaning it has nothing to do with personal taste. I will also only be using Spotify and YouTube.

Here's where I'll need some help: I'm only doing 1 soundtrack/song per franchise or individual game. 100 in total. That's 100 individual games I need to check. Meaning only one Sonic soundtrack, or only one Zelda soundtrack.

I could just go down from the top 100 most popular video games, and then check their music, but that seems like a very flawed way of checking the most popular video game music. A video game could be less popular, but still have highly streamed music.

If you have an idea of a video game that has a highly streamed soundtrack or song, but the video game itself is maybe more niche, let me know. It's important that the soundtrack or song originates from the video game, meaning no non video game songs/music like GTA has. If it's original to GTA then that's completely fine.

So, just list a bunch of video games where I should check out the music. Thanks for your time and help! If you need more clarification feel free to ask.

Not really looking for orchestra or choir only. I'm specifically searching for something that usually wouldn't be paired with choir singing, like Final Battle from Freedom Fighters or even the metal choir from doom, very digital is also welcome, anything that's like really different is welcome.

Currently hooked on Moon Shrimp from Lunacid and recently got reminded of Devils Never Cry and now I'm looking for other songs with choirs/choir-like singing.

So far from my own saved songs I found Passacaglia Dei Saturnalia and Ball X Pit ost.

It doesn't need to be game music necessarily (for example Night Wing Astraea by Eugencs Scarlet Divinity) but game ost is preferred since I'm posting in this sub.

Hey everyone,

I recently started a game music breakdown series where I analyze music from games that have inspired me, exploring how musical choices reflect the themes, philosophies, characters, and locations within those games.

My latest episode is about "Fall-from-Grace" from Planescape: Torment. Alongside the harmony, melody, and orchestration, I also explore how I think Mark Morgan's music reflects both the philosophy of the Sensates and the character of Fall-from-Grace.

In particular, I argue that some of the compositional choices mirror the Sensates' belief that true understanding comes from opening oneself to the fullest range of life's experiences.

This is, of course, just my own interpretation, and I'd genuinely love to hear what fellow Planescape fans think.

Music for a horror PixelArt Videogame

All sounds made through live performance on guitar & percussion, featuring unique effects pedals. Enjoy!

Anyone have any ideas? I remember hearing this in a game but I can't remember and its driving me crazy

https://voca.ro/1bPZWaZX5iiT

EDIT: I do know its from magledena thats where I got this clip from the first 10 seconds of the song. When listening to it I swear I heard those exact 10 seconds in a game before. After doing a lot of research it seems that it did actually inspire multiple games OST's or closely resemble it so my brain probably just heard the similarities to it. The closest I got to what I could remember was the original doom OST found here that someone posted in the comments thanks for the assist everyone unlocked some core memories!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSsfjHCFosw

I wanted to ask if you guys would have any generic advice for me to improve! I notice the part that I struggle with the most is continuing a song or moving to the next part. Usually my songs are around 30 seconds to 1:30, but they do feel incomplete sometimes