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**Listen on good speakers / headphones)The first of two tracks to be pre released on Patreon.The full album should be released later this weekend or on Monday (I'm at the mercy of the distribution company who are currently reviewing and sending the music to Spotify, iTunes, etc)Thanks for supporting me everyone. Hope you enjoy.

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Amynedd - Hero's Run

From the album 16-Bit Adventure: https://youtu.be/lblipT1O8i8 Composed and Arranged by Tom Davies Mixed and Mastered by Liam Rhodes & Tom Davies

Comments

geowizard

I'll post another track tomorrow. Anything in particular you'd like to hear?

Linc LW

Sounds awesome! Would love to have this as a part of my Bandcamp collection, any plans on releasing it there?

geowizard

It will indeed be released on Bandcamp in a couple of days for £4 :)

Linc LW

You ripper. The art, the title, the sound - everything indicates this will be a killer release. Nice work putting it all together!

Josh Chapman

ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT (Caps were needed).

Daniel C

Man this sounds sick

Tyler Wrage

Epic! Love the Genesis art, brings me back to my childhood. The art is wicked - oh, and the music is pretty neat too. Certified banger, Tom.

Chris

Tom you are talented as fuck mate. Love this!

William

Hrmm what is the meaning behind "amynedd"?

James I

this is AWESOME

Benjamin McCann

Holy freaking crap. It sounds like an actual mega drive game. Amazing amazing work. They would have hired you back in the day I'm sure.

Liam

Hell yeah. Listened while I rode my bike on some hectic descent. Felt like flying

geowizard

It's actually "patience" but close enough!

geowizard

Thanks so much for your comments. They're heart warming. Can't wait to show you the rest!!

Ben Hassan

what sound chip did you use?. It sounds definitely like the sega mega drive one

Benjamin McCann

Ah it's a good name! Probably a bit more marketable than "Tom Davies" haha.

Chaspudz

This is so cool! What software did you use to make this?

geowizard

It was a piece of software called VOPM, pretty ropey but did the job!