In The Blink Of An Eye is my 12-track album, thematically focusing on vigilantes; people who thought they had the right or were forced, to serve justice themselves, like 'Aiden Pearce' in Watch Dogs. Musically, I'd describe this album as leaning into a dark synthwave world, only to find there is another world within that world: the industrial world. From there, it explores noise, glitch and ambient textures. With a total runtime of 42 minutes, this album contains 5 dark action tracks (which can also be used for hacking-themed or futuristic events or moments that require immediate player input such as time-based puzzles), 3 ambient tracks, 4 chase/urgency themes and one main menu theme. If your project needs something electronic that seriously sounds dark, I’d suggest you check this one out!
All of the tracks in this album are stream-cleared and can be safely used during Twitch and YouTube streams. In addition to that, you are allowed to use the tracks in your commercial projects such as YouTube videos and video games (PC, console or mobile) as well. Also, no attribution is required!
Yes! I accept commissions for custom music tailored to your project. Whether you need music for indie games, films, YouTube videos, or livestreams, you can get high-quality compositions delivered professionally. For detailed pricing, delivery times, project guidelines, and discounts, please visit my pricing page Reviewing the guidelines before reaching out ensures your proposal gets priority.
No attribution is required. All music is fully royalty-free and can be downloaded and used immediately in your personal or commercial projects, including games, films, apps, livestreams, podcasts, and social media content.
Absolutely. All tracks are licensed for unlimited personal and commercial use, including indie games, YouTube and Twitch content, short films, apps, and any other project. You can freely incorporate the music without restrictions, loops, or limitations.
Yes! All music is stream-cleared and copyright-safe, making it perfect for YouTube, Twitch, and other livestream platforms. You can confidently use the music in your content without worrying about copyright strikes or claims.
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