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Festival of Storms
04:28
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Bouncy Badguy Base
02:42
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Blue Gate
03:35
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Done Got Lost
04:49
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(Like a) Boss!
04:01
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Whiteout
05:40
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Castle Geneiden
03:36
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Sneaking Under the Moss
05:01
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Factory District [Day]
05:16
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Factory District [Night]
05:20
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Mission Select!
04:17
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Leila "Woofle" Wilson Washington
Video game musician from Washington State, USA. Previously worked on projects including Freedom Planet, Hitogata Happa, Bunny Must Die, The archives of Wyndia, and Dragon Snack.
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Freedom Planet Official Soundtrack
by Woofle and Strife feat. BlueWarrior and Dawn
supported by 4 fans who also own “Assorted Things 2014!”
I honestly just absolutely love Freedom Planet in general!
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Music Box Classics: Sonic the Hedgehog
by Video Game Music Box
Ten soothing covers of iconic tunes from the "Sonic the Hedgehog" universe, reimagined as music-box lullabies; gotta go soft!
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Celeste: Farewell (Original Soundtrack)
by Lena Raine
Lena Raine returns to the world of "Celeste" with a stellar collection of moody ambient instrumentals.
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Burn:Cycle Reworks
by Simon Boswell & Chris Whitten
This follow-up to the soundtrack to the video game “Burn:Cycle” reconceives four songs as shuffling techno workouts.
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Celeste Original Soundtrack
by Lena Raine
A relaxing ambient piano journey with occasional leaps into drum machine heaven to accompany the video game Celeste.
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Piano Collections: Pokémon Blue
by Trevor Alan Gomes
Get nostalgic for the Gameboy game with this stunning rendition of the Pokémon Blue soundtrack on piano.
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Burn:Cycle - Original Game Soundtrack (Remastered)
by Simon Boswell & Chris Whitten
Simon Boswell's 1994 soundtrack to the video game Burn:Cycle is one of the most innovative uses of orchestral synths in game music.
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