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A jam submission

Secrets of the Green SunView project page

Submitted by Azkeyy — 17 hours, 53 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Overall Enjoyment#94.3034.303
Production#104.4244.424
Connection to the Theme#1473.1823.182

Ranked from 33 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Discord name (multiple if team)
azkeyy_

DAW / Method used to make the song
FL Studio

If you win, would you be willing to be on a Brainless Music compilation album?

Yes

Is this song your original work?

Yes

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Comments

Submitted

Awesome vibe, I really enjoyed it! It's very powerful and energetic—a fun desert vibe!

Submitted

Ooo this is some juicy desert-sounding music, very nice!!!

Submitted

Feels to intense for background music but it could work as Boss or Battle music. I also like the Sitarr

Submitted

if I were in the desert and in desperate need of water I would DRINK this piece of music 🔥🔥🔥

Submitted

interesting vision, i really like the middle part here, i can see it fit into some anger-inducing old school platformers

Submitted

this is very peak sir 🙏

Submitted

Awesome piece! I'm not sure if it'd work as a background track in its entirety, but still, that's a pretty great tune!

Submitted

Name goes hard (not biased, trust). The distorted guitar section is quite clean, and although I wouldn't consider it background music in the traditional sense, this would fit in very well as a game desert background track. Lots of movement and action with this one. Well done!

Submitted

super well made! such an interesting song, loved all the changes. the combinations of instruments were really cool - i loved whatever slimy stuff was going on in the background. it gets a little bit crazy at some parts for background music, mostly with the random (but very much welcome) breakcore section.  genuinely a fantastic track though, well done!

Submitted(+1)

Wow the production of this is really nice, the arrangement kept me interested throughout. I'm also a big fan of like the Phrygian scale (or whatever it is.........) so I was pleasantly surprised to hear it here. Nice job on this!

Submitted

Okay, that slapped when the guitar came in, I did not see that coming!

Submitted (1 edit)

I really love this one! This feels a bit like a desert area theme and has some great vibes to it! It might be too energetic for background but overall this sounds really great! good job! 🔥

Submitted(+1)

Nice use of the Phrygian Major scale! I really liked the chord progression you used. It sounded like C#m | C | C | Cdim and then rounded up with a A to G# every 2 cycles. That Cdim makes so much sense even though it's outside of the Phrygian Major scale. It's so simple it's genius! I'm definitely going to try that in the future. Thanks for that! Great tune!!

Developer(+4)

uuhhhhhh yeah man i totally thought of that- yup!... but for real though thank you for enjoying the song!

Submitted

screwbot factory 2

Submitted

Fire song, I was not expecting the places it was going! 👍

Submitted

really liked this entry! i didn't expect the "desert" vibes, it seems like a retro sand level theme

Submitted(+1)

Really well produced and nice use of the pitch bends. It feels a little more “fight music” than “background music” to me, but still really well done. I wasn’t expecting the distorted guitar to kick in, so that was a nice surprise and amped up the energy. It maybe got a little too hectic for me when the really busy drum beat kicked in but it certainly evokes some intensity!

Developer(+1)

yeah that's completely fair. the song was originally just gonna be a desert track with "slimey" elements like the synth bass and the jawharp, however, once i made the organ part, a very funny idea came into my mind: "what if i turned this into a rock-ish song".  that eventually led into the final song you see today! not really fitting for a chill background song, but i decided to still do it because i thought id be really funny. and hey maybe you can find a use for it in a joke part or smth.

Submitted(+1)

life changing

Submitted(+3)

Perfect balance between goofy and Sitar