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Night in Megadon
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A contribution by Austin0

This composite was inspired by Rush's 2112. (Great song. You should listen to it sometime.) After hearing it, I felt inspired to make a nighttime soundscape for the city of Megadon, where the song takes place. More specifically, this captures the sounds one would hear sitting on the roof of a building, hearing the protagonist practicing his guitar. It would certainly be a life-changing experience, hearing music for the first time in that universe. Plus, it sounds both calming and inspirational at the same time. This is my first soundscape, so feedback helps :)

Published on April 27th, 2023
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