Description
A very early 90's style of video game soundtrack along with the PSX style graphics in the cover image gives a feeling of ps1 and n64 era video games. The game itself is a fantasy souls-like about fairy knights. I used musescore to write the music and ableton for some editing.

"Imagine yourself born a fairy named Lydia, a knight to the goddess of the fae, Bandia. You've known all your life that your purpose is to act at the will of your goddess, and you've known nothing otherwise. That is until you start noticing the environment around you start falling apart at the seams: the trees are dying, the animals act strange and aggressive, and some are even growing larger than they should. You start to hear birdcalls and strange whistling in the winds that sound like a forgotten melody from your childhood, one your mother used to sing to you. You decide it must be your goddess calling to you to help save these creatures from whatever evil now haunts these woods. That is unless... the creatures themselves are calling to you to save them from their own creator?"

The first track is the first boss fight in the game, the theme for Loch Péirse (Lake Perch) and the battle with the King Perch (the one in the cover art).

The second track is the theme for the Glenbandia (or Valley of the Goddess) Woods. Notice the same theme for the goddess hidden in this track as well

The third track, Contact with the Goddess, is the music that plays when you first meet the goddess, as you are overwhelmed by her kind nature that seems to... take a turn during your conversation

The fourth track, Fae to the Goddess, is the title theme for the game, featuring instruments in every other track as well as themes of the Goddess and the main character Lydia

The fifth track, Bandia, is a piano and pan flute rendition of the goddess' main theme and melody

The sixth track, Lydia, is a piano and pan flute rendition of the Lydia's main theme and melody

Message from the artist
Thanks for listening!

Theme

Songs of a Forgotten World

Picture theme

How does it fit the theme?
The themes of fantastical faeries and goddesses fit well already, but in addition to that the instrumentation is particularly plucky and woody, made to sound like traditional instruments. The premise of the game also lies in a literal forgotten melody in an already fairytale time period.

Link(s) of the submission on streaming services
Full Soundtrack Playlist: https://youtu.be/dDXVst02kG4?si=Fgtt8Mk-kd_zcS8W
Loch Péirse: https://youtu.be/dDXVst02kG4
Glenbandia Woods: https://youtu.be/DGawoGFBeIo
Contact with the Goddess: https://youtu.be/xg-iqapeRIc
Title Theme: https://youtu.be/UrtowELoKz8
Bandia: https://youtu.be/sOB8a9vIec0
Lydia's Theme: https://youtu.be/QVaC3k7YU_o

Number of tracks
6

Genre

Soundtrack use permission

Yes (CC BY)

Any project