Dragon Fantasy Book II

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  Black Friday Deal: Sale on Entire Scarlet Moon Records Catalog

  November 27, 2015 | Brenna Wilkes | Comments Off on Black Friday Deal: Sale on Entire Scarlet Moon Records Catalog Share this Black Friday Deal: Sale on Entire Scarlet Moon Records Catalog

  

  Adding to your Black Friday Deals of the weekend, from now until Cyber Monday, the whole library of game music albums released under Scarlet Moon Records is on sale at the “Name Your Price” level. This includes Saturday Morning RPG by Vince DiCola and Kenny Meriedeth, the soundtracks to Silent Horror and Dragon Fantasy Book II by Dale North, and the original and arranged soundtracks to Monarch: Heroes of a New Age by Goomin Nam & several guest artists!

  You can check out the entire catalog of albums on Scarlet Moon’s Bandcamp page and get in on the savings.

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  Dragon Fantasy: Book II OST (Review)

  July 3, 2014 | Michael Hoffmann | Comments Off on Dragon Fantasy: Book II OST (Review) Share this Dragon Fantasy: Book II OST (Review)

  

  If you frequent videogame news sites like Destructoid, the name Dale North is probably familiar to you. He’s been a contributor and editor for many news sites across the web, including this one. Currently he is the Editor-In-Chief at Destructoid.com, providing readers with insight on games and gaming events. But did you know that Dale North is also a talented musician and composer? Recently he was tasked with writing the music to the game Dragon Fantasy: Book II. North has done some work with music remixes, including work on Overclocked Remix, but this is his first time writing and releasing an official videogame soundtrack.

  The game Dragon Fantasy: Book II is an indie title that pays homage to old-school RPGs. Everything from the combat system down to the SNES era pixel art is meant to evoke the games of the earlier console generations. For this project, North is tasked with producing original music that can engage the players and at the same time contribute to the sense of nostalgia that the game is aiming for. A complicated composition task to undertake. So does Mr. North rise to the challenge? Read on to find out. (more…)

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