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Let Her Go
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Here Comes the Sun
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The Elven Realm
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The Queen of Twilight
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The Pathfinder Chronicle
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Ancient Temple Ambience
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Matti Paalanen Helsinki, Finland
Fantasy music / Celtic music / Epic music from Finland under Celestial Aeon Project artist name. Originally started
composing background music for my pen & paper role playing game campaigns (Dungeons & Dragons etc) but started publishing them on the web as well. Main influences include Jeremy Soule, Austin Wintory, Gareth Coker and such composers.
Beautiful instrumental background music!
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Matti Paalanen recommends:
The Banner Saga
by Austin Wintory
Beautiful viking themed fantasy music release for the game Banner Saga from genius Austin Wintory
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Ori and the Blind Forest (Additional Soundtrack)
by Gareth Coker
Ori and the Blind Forest OST is one of those video game soundtracks that become more than just a soundtrack - it creates a realm of it's own.
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The Youtube Collection
by Vindsvept
supported by 8 fans who also own “Requiem”
I am a quality of quantity type of person, I have listened to a lot of music over the years and I can tell you this, this artist is steeped in quality. There is not a single piece here that isn't polished. Don't misunderstand, not every piece is up my alley, with how many there are that shouldn't be surprising. But even the pieces I don't like are still have polish.
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So Long, Eternity
by State Azure
supported by 7 fans who also own “Requiem”
This might be my favorite State Azure Album. All tracks are really nice and there are really outstanding beats in the State Azure Discography that you don't have on other releases!
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DIM returns with the third volume of “Compendium,” a moving collection of electroacoustic music with a darkambient feel.
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Members of the Philly punk, experimental, and classical scenes come together for dreamy, Bill Frissell-esque folk improvisations.
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