For Heroic Deeds, the Right Music
Hello, crusaders!
As you know, music is an important part of our games and that's why it should be memorable and of highest quality. Today we introduce a new composer, who helped bring the music of Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous to life. Meet Pawel Perepelica, composer and multi-instrumentalist from the city Pyatigorsk in southern Russia.
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Where the Faithful Lose Their Way - one of music themes, written by Pawel
We were impressed by Pawel's music, written for the game Stoneshard. The rich and atmospheric sound of his music themes was perfect in setting the right mood, and voices of all instruments were incredibly vibrant. Astonished by Pawel's talent, we invited him to work on music for our game — luckily, he agreed.
A distinctive feature of his creative style is the use of various stringed instruments: guitar, cello, banjo, mandolin, bouzouki, cymbals and many others. Pavel also often creates his own instruments from what he has on hand, and records unusual and unconventional sounds that make his music truly unique. The vocal parts in his tracks are also performed by Pawel himself.
We hope you'll enjoy music in the final version of the game. Don't forget to add it to your wishlists on Steam and GoG — release is just around the corner!
Your Owlcats.
As you know, music is an important part of our games and that's why it should be memorable and of highest quality. Today we introduce a new composer, who helped bring the music of Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous to life. Meet Pawel Perepelica, composer and multi-instrumentalist from the city Pyatigorsk in southern Russia.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
Where the Faithful Lose Their Way - one of music themes, written by Pawel
We were impressed by Pawel's music, written for the game Stoneshard. The rich and atmospheric sound of his music themes was perfect in setting the right mood, and voices of all instruments were incredibly vibrant. Astonished by Pawel's talent, we invited him to work on music for our game — luckily, he agreed.
A distinctive feature of his creative style is the use of various stringed instruments: guitar, cello, banjo, mandolin, bouzouki, cymbals and many others. Pavel also often creates his own instruments from what he has on hand, and records unusual and unconventional sounds that make his music truly unique. The vocal parts in his tracks are also performed by Pawel himself.
We hope you'll enjoy music in the final version of the game. Don't forget to add it to your wishlists on Steam and GoG — release is just around the corner!
Your Owlcats.