• 1. The Musical Journey of Side Quests!

  • Nov 6 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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1. The Musical Journey of Side Quests!

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  • In this inaugural episode of The Soundtrack Exchange, we dive into the world of video games! (Each week, hosts Cameron and Christelle exchange tracks of their favorite scores from video games, movies and television.) In the debrief that follows, we discuss:

    • Nostalgia!
    • Fear of heights!
    • Side quests and ADHD!

    Whether you're a fan of game soundtracks, nostalgic for old-school gaming, or intrigued by the behind-the-scenes of music composition, this episode has something for everyone. So, join us as we embark on this auricular journey and discover the magic behind the tracks that shape our favorite games.

    The tracks we explore:

    • “Dire, Dire, Docks” from Super Mario 64. Composed by Koji Kondo.
    • “Everybody Grab a Broom” from Hogwarts Legacy. Composed by J Scott Rakozy.

    Want to listen to the songs we talk about? Check out our playlist!

    Connect with our hosts:

    • Christelle: https://www.instagram.com/stelleniumfalcon/
    • Cameron: https://www.instagram.com/camthelemon/

    Have suggestions for future episodes? Email us at thesoundtrackexchange@gmail.com and you just might get a shout out!

    *Correction: Cameron references the 6th Harry Potter film when talking about the track “Dumbledore’s Army,” this track appears in the 5th Harry Potter film.
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