With the release of Metroid Prime 4 just around the corner, I felt inspired to try my hands on Shock Coil again. Shock Coil was and is a remix of the Sylux battle theme from Metroid Prime Hunters, so brace yourself for the 2025 version:
I’m almost sure Sylux will get a new theme in Prime 4, but we’ll have to see. I’m very excited to play the game when it comes out next week, that’s for sure.
As usual, there’s a video too if you’d like to watch something alongside the music:
If you’re here, then you know what time it is: It’s time for the Halloween Mix 2025 – and this time you’re trapped in a scary (?) forest in Night in the Forest.
And while I’ll say right away that it’s not really scary, we got a lot of forest-related themes in this mix for sure:
These are all the tunes that appear in the song, in order of appearance:
Forest Interlude – Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest
Upper Brinstar – Super Metroid
Greenhorn Forest – Wario World
Haunted Woods – Diddy Kong Racing
Deku Palace – The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
The Road of the Apotropaic God ~ Dark Road – Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith
Beware the Forest’s Mushrooms – Super Mario RPG
Can’t forget the video, seems like Hina found a curious doll:
And that’s our Halloween mix, folks. If you’re wondering if I have some kind of schedule again, I’ll try and upload one song per month. So if things go as planned, I’ll have something ready by the end of November.
Some called him dead, but some were still holding onto hope. And just like K. Rool, I’m back with a new song to celebrate the king of the kremlings – The Kremling Krew Returns.
In truth, I didn’t really feel like working on music much these past few months. I did a little bit here and there, but nothing worth showing off. However, as the spooky time approaches, I felt an itching in my fingers – surely we’re gonna need something for Halloween, right? But better to see if I still got it first.
I just hope you didn’t expect me to improve by leaps and bounds in the meantime – although I did a little bit of research on what I can improve, in the end there is just one realization: no one makes music quite like me (for better or for worse), so I’ll just do what I do. Which is starting with a general idea and then go with the flow until something comes out that sounds good to me. And in this case, it sounds like this:
The song mainly contains Gangplank Galleon from Donkey Kong Country, but also a little bit of Crocodile Cacophony from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest.
Maybe you want some visuals to go along with it – all done with FL Studio’s ZGameEditor Visualizer, which I’m growing quite fond of:
