Dreyma Netherlands
24 year old composer from the Netherlands that mainly writes fantasy and medieval music.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Everdream”
The Beyond Skyrim composers have done a fascinating job at trying to follow in Soule's footsteps while also tapping into a side of Tamriel not seen in previous entries: a world defeated that is clinging to past pride. It's most notable in perhaps the anthem of Beyond Skyrim which is Daniel Ran's "Of Storms and Half light". Alex and the others do the same kind of work here and it produces a number of wonderful listens. "Heartland" is by far my favorite, the flute in it is chill-invoking.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Everdream”
This is relaxing fantasy music of the highest quality. Strong Skyrim vibes. What more could you want? Excellent.
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Beyond Skyrim: Bruma (Original Game Soundtrack)
by Daniel Ran
supported by 6 fans who also own “Everdream”
beyond skyrim itself is a massive project, and the musical efforts of the teams has so far left me vibrating with excitement to explore these exemplary efforts
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El Arte de lo Posible
by Fer Isella
Improvisations with sound artist Ulises Conti spurred this Argentinian composer to write these adventurous, reflective piano pieces.
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Therapy
by Brendan Eder Ensemble
L.A. composer Brendan Eder asks the question: what would Aphex Twin do with a chamber ensemble?
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AMONGST A LANDSCAPE OF SPIRITUAL RECKONING
by Forest Robots
Fran Dominguez's 5th album as Forest Robots explores the intertwining of spirituality & nature through subtle, spacious ambient composition.
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Skyblivion (Original Game Soundtrack: Fredrik Jonasson)
by Fredrik Jonasson
supported by 6 fans who also own “Everdream”
The sheer amount of talented composers who have made music for the many Elder Scrolls fan projects is truly astounding. But of all the great names on the list, there is none better than Fredrik Jonasson at both nailing Soule's style and composing so intricate and harmonious scores. All three of the tracks for this album feel like they were meant to have shipped with the game back in 2006. You should put these in your oblivion music directory and enhance your time playing as God intended.
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