This has been a heck of a journey, but it's finally complete and on time too!

"MANUFACTURING WARNING: The Exosuit Omega variant firefly-grade power unit may produce distorted melodic auditory hallucinations when capacity has reached below 20% and cause excess drain on the mnemonic-biocore. User attention when neuro-binding with the synced power flow is advised."

A continous mix of all tracks can be listened to here on Newgrounds and SoundCloud and if you want to listen to the individual tracks (they loop nicely too!) you can find them on Bandcamp, free. I figured 32 tracks to upload to NG and SoundCloud is a bit much, so I chose bandcamp because it keeps things neatly grouped under an album. For the mix I included a track list with timestamps.

I struggled a bit with mastering, as I always do, and in some places I used more distortion than I normally would, but I really wanted to do something different than usual and it's nice to step out of the comfort zone.

Hope you like the tunes as much as I had fun making them!

Cheers!

I've been making tunes as hobby for a fairly long time - am always happy to see them being used in GD or as background music in YT compilations! I've kept to the same formula with different experiments here and there, but as part of a self-therapy of sorts I've decided to actually finally invest more in this.

So, preparing something new - got my hands on hardware I've always wanted, new instrumentation packages and spent more time than I thought I would on learning some new things (old dog, new tricks and all that). I still have a way to go finishing this project and this is honestly a lot more tiring than I expected, but I think these tunes will be fun to listen to.

Track preview (work in progress):

All tracks are written as loops but also, if played in sequence, they should continue from each other as an uninterrupted mix. As far as concept goes, they build a cyberpunky story (duh, titles).

I hope the next update I make will have all tracks completed and uploaded for listening, but I think that's me being a bit overly optimistic.

Cheers!