Materia Collective is proud to announce that the Beyond Skyrim: BRUMA OST has launched and is now available on Bandcamp, Spotify, and iTunes.
Beyond Skyrim: BRUMA is an unofficial expansion for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. In it, players will explore beyond the borders of Skyrim. They will travel to Bruma, the northernmost county in Cyrodiil, where they can dive into Ayleid Ruins and much more. The soundtrack for this unofficial expansion was composed by Daniel Ran, who commented on what went into the composition of the Beyond Skyrim: BRUMA OST:
“Jeremy Soule has been an influence of mine starting with The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. I’ve also been inspired by the works of Japanese composers including Nobuo Uematsu, Yasunori Shiono and Masashi Hamauzu. For Beyond Skyrim: Bruma, I feel I was able to examine just why Soule’s music was so influential and merged both the Western and Far Eastern influences into a sound that reflects me. It’s my most important work to date, and I’m excited to continue composing for Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil.”
You can read more about Daniel Ran and Materia Collective below in text straight from the press release:
About Daniel Ran
Daniel Ran is a UK-based composer working in interactive media. His style is a fusion of videogame music from the West and Far East. His current project is The Elder Scrolls mod, Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil.
Learn more: https://danielran.com
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About Materia Collective
Materia Collective is a Seattle-based videogame music publisher and label, representing an international array of renowned video game musicians, composers, and songwriters. The collective supports its members with the financial, legal, logistical, and creative aspects of bringing videogame music into the forefront. The company has become known within the industry as a representation of highly innovative game music endeavors that move and inspire.
Learn more: http://www.materiacollective.com
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