Here are a few mixes I have played over and over again while writing Gone Dragon - Book I. Sheehan A few cool links to some of my favourite uploads. Many songs have been tagged and are ready to go for scenes I'm yet to write in Book II, Book III and beyond. To this day, I still tune in and drop out, immersing myself into the songs I used as I re-read certain chapters.
They also post terrific mixes that go for up to three hours of continuous play and run with themes such as: powerful, uplifting, heroic and even ninja tracks! I became so hooked on these mixes that I created a spreadsheet with the names of each mix and the time where certain songs started that fit the tone for specific chapters in Gone Dragon - Book I. This channel is amazing! Pandora Journey post the latest epic music creations from a variety of artists and sources. Several years ago I stumbled across Pandora Journey's YouTube channel. I still love this album and many of the songs on it appear in movies. I began hunting down musical scores by these groups and in 2012, Two Steps from Hell released their first public album called Invincible. Many other groups have created some amazing musical scores in a similar fashion including Audiomachine with Star Wars - Rogue One, Star Trek, King Arthur and many more.
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To date, they have created the musical scores for more movies and TV shows than you could ever imagine including the later Harry Potter musical scores, the Twilight saga, the X-men movies and The Chronicles of Narnia. In addition to this, they've created the scores for a host of TV shows and Computer Games.
Two Steps from Hell were formed in 2006 by Thomas Bergensen and Nick Phoenix. The song is called Tristan and was performed by a group known as Two Steps from Hell. In this commercial, the song really helps to shape the story of the two Lamborghini Aventadors as they carve their way through beautiful rural Italian streets. One of the first pieces of music that really pricked my ears up was in a Lamborghini commercial (This won't be at all surprising to those of you who know me!). Music, more than anything else, helped me do this.Įarly on I stumbled into Epic Music. You know the stuff: the music scores for all those fantasy and sci-fi movies that give you goose bumps, the music in those video games you lose yourself in and your favourite TV sagas with their familiar theme songs.
This book wasn't written on caffeine and sugar alone!ĭuring the years I spent writing Gone Dragon - Book I found I needed to tune in and drop out of the world so that I could immerse myself into a whole new fantasy world.
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