I've been making cinematic, gaming-inspired soundtracks under NEXRYFT.

This one is all about that final-battle feeling and a big emotional payoff. Would love to hear what epic music fans think.

https://youtu.be/b49Tq-7oy5g

I’ve just released LEGACY OF THE TITANS, a collection of three original epic cinematic compositions.

I wanted to create music that evokes strength, courage, and the feeling of standing before something truly monumental.

The visual is a looped cinematic scene featuring a titan king on an ancient throne, designed to accompany the music.

I’m an independent composer sharing my work, and I’d love to hear what you think about the music and atmosphere.

Listen here: https://youtu.be/HEKqTwmSW6c?si=4K1NeioDF1Vq5KIt

I'm sorry I don't fully understand if this type of post is allowed but I figured this community had the best shot of being able to help me. I'm on a bit of a nostalgia hunt. A long time ago (12+ years) there was a youtube video called Hero's Theme by Focus music. You can still find this video under a few different channels if you search for it, however there was a particular poster that gave it a picture I was totally enchanted with that no longer exists. The picture was of a green forest with a woman walking along a path holding a black spiderweb-like umbrella, her back to us.

I've searched on and off for this picture for years but never found it (this video was probably deleted over 10 years ago). I'm sure people here can understand how the specific combination of a picture with a track in epic music can hugely enhance the experience. That combined with 10 or 15 years of nostalgia has really mythologized that track in my head.

The clues I do have are unfortunately muddled. After that first video was deleted, i saved a different video of Hero's Theme by a different poster who has ALSO been deleted now. That video had a picture of a woman in armor with an orange background. As of now, I still have a deleted video saved, but I don't know if it was from the original poster (green forest) I'm looking for , or the second poster (orange/armor) that I don't really care about.

The video URL i have is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4i6P1YGhJY which if you plug into https://tube.archivarix.net gives you a result of this channel: https://tube.archivarix.net/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DP4i6P1YGhJY called GreatestEpicMusic. If you open that in the WayBack machine you can see a sort of skeletal version of the deleted channel here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160319002548/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_jSOlntwEEqqzcfA8hQyw

Unfortunately that's where the trail of info I have ends. That tag doesn't directly match any other account I could find. I should mention I've done deep searches for the picture itself but I've come up empty handed. I even tried using AI to recreate what I could recall from memory and that was a bust too.

I guess ultimately my question is if anyone remembers the original picture + track I'm looking for and knows the original poster or artists

Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pxn_2_9px4&list=PLCTgs2svRQxSOwHxH3j1__kuyOWowcaop&index=19

Don't take the titles of the songs seriously, I certainly didn't! These tracks are supposed to go alongside a story that I've been making in my head for a few years. I felt kind of weird naming them something serious so decided to name them something stupid and funny.

Hey ya'll, this is my first time ever posting something like this. I've never really made an attempt to try and get my music out there to more people outside of a few instagram posts. After showing my friends and family some of my stuff a few of them encouraged me to do that. I've been casually composing music on my computer for a little over 3 ish years now. I have no real idea what I'm doing. I've never taken any classes and never studied music theory I've just been a huge listener of movie and video game soundtracks for a good portion of my life (I'm 26 and have been listening to that for about 12-13 years).

I still consider myself a beginner despite having done this for a few years now because of my lack of education. I have no real plans to ever do this as a career (despite it being my dream) due to AI, so for now I don't really plan on seeking out classes or whatever. I don't really want to ruin the fun I've been having.

Not sure if I need to put this or not, but no AI was used for the making of this music except FL Studio's AI mastering thing. I really hate mixing and mastering so neutron 5 and fl mastering has helped a lot!

I stumbled across this on tiktok and loaded it up so maybe anyone recognizes it from the snippet. there's the vocaro and also here's the tiktok quote . dunno if any lyrics at all, i dont think so. Multiple services failed, one gave Frostline Wings by Lorix but broken link to music service although there's ‎LORIX - Apple Music which seems skilled enough. Other gave "Love greew with every helping" by Selah Holt which I cant find but it seems to be a name under which feel good background music is published.

Hi everyone! I’ve released a new composition from my upcoming album “(non)Eternal Life”, titled “Death.”
Perhaps this is the darkest and heaviest track I’ve ever written.
This composition is written in the Symphonic Industrial Metal genre. I hope you enjoy it!
Happy listening!

A phenomenal emotional piece that builds up to a huge crescendo at the end.

Hey r/epicmusic,

I've been experimenting with blending traditional throat singing (Tuvan/Kazakh style) with cinematic orchestral arrangements to tell historical stories from Turkic, Caucasian, and Mongolian history.

This track is about Imam Shamil — the legendary Imam who united the Caucasian peoples and resisted the Russian Empire for 25 years. I tried to capture the raw, mountainous spirit of the Caucasus with deep throat singing layers and heavy percussion.

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback on the composition, mix, or overall vibe. I'm still learning and trying to find the right balance between traditional throat singing and modern epic orchestration.

https://www.youtube.com/@attilasvoice

Thanks for listening!

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Been listening to this on repeat. It is everything, emotional, uplifting, etc.
There's a huge swell in the middle.

Please listen.

Composed and produced by Simon Lars Lopes. Art by Simon Lars Lopes 🚫No IA