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"Under the relentless glow of neon lights, I stood over the crime scene, a grim tableau of technological chaos. Streets slick with rain mirrored the artificial glimmer of a world consumed by circuits and wires. Shattered glass, tangled cables, and the acrid smell of burnt electronics hinted at a story yet to be unravelled, a mystery hidden in the very fabric of this city."

Hello folks,

New track! "Neon Detective" is a collaboration with my good friend and amazing guitar player, Jeff Cramer. Jeff's not only an incredible guitar player, but also knows his way around a synth or two pretty well! You can check out his work here: Jeff Cramer Guitar and Instagram.

Working on this track together was a new and enjoyable experience for both of us. Hopefully we've captured that detective-investigating-a-crime-scene vibe, and we'll be doing more tracks together in a cyberpunk theme in the future (maybe a combat one next?).

You'll be able to find "Neon Detective" on https://www.tabletoprpgmusic.com/ soon. I'll tag it so you can easily add it to your playlists.

Alternate Tracks

For my Bard tier supporters, I've created three alternate versions:

No Sax: This version removes the saxophone, focusing on the synths and strings to let the track be useable in more situations without such heavy noir feels.

Ambient: A more subdued and atmospheric take on the original, perfect for background ambience.

Ambient No Sax: Combines the ambient feel with the removal of the saxophone, creating a unique soundscape that's both calming and mysterious.

Previews of these versions are attached to this post.

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Neon Detective - Tabletop RPG Music (cyberpunk investigation)

Help to support me write more tabletop music at: https://www.patreon.com/tabletoprpgmusic Spotify, Bandcamp, Foundry VTT / Tablespire modules, and other links: https://linktr.ee/tabletoprpgmusic Join our discord community: https://discord.gg/6fWBCQNkt9 "Under the relentless glow of neon lights, I stood over the crime scene, a grim tableau of technological chaos. Streets slick with rain mirrored the artificial glimmer of a world consumed by circuits and wires. Shattered glass, tangled cables, and the acrid smell of burnt electronics hinted at a story yet to be unravelled, a mystery hidden in the very fabric of this city." Hello folks, New track! "Neon Detective" is a collaboration with my good friend and amazing guitar player, Jeff Cramer. Jeff's not only an incredible guitar player, but also knows his way around a synth or two pretty well! You can check out his work here: https://www.jeffcramerguitar.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jay_cramer_music/ Working on this track together was a new and enjoyable experience for both of us. Hopefully we've captured that detective-investigating-a-crime-scene vibe, and we'll be doing more tracks together in a cyberpunk theme in the future (maybe a combat one next?). You'll be able to find "Neon Detective" on https://www.tabletoprpgmusic.com/ soon. I'll tag it so you can easily add it to your playlists. Alternate Tracks For my Bard tier supporters, I've created three alternate versions: - No Sax: This version removes the saxophone, focusing on the synths and strings to let the track be useable in more situations without such heavy noir feels. - Ambient: A more subdued and atmospheric take on the original, perfect for background ambience. - Ambient No Sax: Combines the ambient feel with the removal of the saxophone, creating a unique soundscape that's both calming and mysterious. This composition, alongside all other tracks in my Tabletop RPG Music series and my Critical Role Unofficial Soundtrack series, is designed for use in Dungeons and Dragons or other tabletop role-playing games. Game Masters are welcome to use any of these tracks to form the background soundtrack to their games. Patreon supporters can get downloadable copies of each track, including looping and 1 hour versions, alternate tracks, future track suggestions, behind the scene VODs, bonus tracks, and more!

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