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Behold... My ORIGINAL Sonic the hedgehog soundtrack!! *fireworks pop off*

Ages and ages ago during a period of my life when I used to update this blog daily as though it was my full time occupation, I had posted bits here and there of something I was working on. This 'thing' was never something I planned to do. It kinda just happened. I was in the midst of composing something and as I was working on it I thought to myself "This sounds very Sonic like..." So I finished the piece with Sonic clearly in mind; then all of these ideas for zones and sounds were running through my mind. And before I knew it I was actively creating an original soundtrack for the world's most famous anthropomorphic hedgehog.

Sonic has some fucking awful games in his gameography. But the one thing which never falters with any of the games is the soundtrack. Each very distinct in it's own way. Yet despite being helmed by different composers, there is always an over arcing sound which you can only describe as 'Sonic like'. I tried to draw on that for this soundtrack. Although in all honesty I didn't think too much about it as I worked on any of the music.

This soundtrack of mine has been on YouTube for YAARRS and YAARRS. But I recently set up a bandcamp account, as it seemed to be the easiest and most productive way to share this soundtrack as a whole. And it also enabled me to embed a nifty little player which allows you to listen to DA WHOLE DAMN TING!!


If enough of you say you like it and would like to download it, then I'll make it available for download. SEGA. HOLLA AT ME! Toss me dolla please.

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  1. I am super late a hearing this, but this is awesome! I felt inspired to try to find the broken pieces of my old Sega so that I could mute the audio while I played Sonic and got my game on. I also felt the odd urge to break out in a twerk. Funny since I wasn't born with the ability to shake my a** at Sonic like speeds. I need a download of this in my life.

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