Prescription for Sleep: Game Music Lullabies, Vol. II, by GENTLE LOVE

Prescription for Sleep: Game Music Lullabies, Vol. II

by GENTLE LOVE

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fadeup A most gentle and relaxing lullaby room. Norhihiko Hibino's sax swoons as AYAKI's piano soothes the cares away. Balm for the soul.

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1.	Kids Run Through the City Corner (from "Final Fantasy VI") 06:13	info
2.	Troian Beauty (from "Final Fantasy IV") 06:36	info
3.	The Streets of Whiterun (from "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim") 07:18	info
4.	The One Who Is Torn Apart (from "Xenogears") 07:34	info
5.	Courage Under Fire (from "Shovel Knight") 07:57	info
6.	The Moon (from "DuckTales") 08:50	info
7.	Scattering Blossoms (from "Chrono Trigger") 08:04	info
8.	Oath to Order (from "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask") 06:54	info
9.	Snake Eater (from "Metal Gear Solid III: Snake Eater") 05:55	info
10.	Close Up (Original) 05:15	info

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Metal Gear Solid/Bayonetta series composer Norihiko Hibino and Etrian Odyssey/PersonaQ performer AYAKI arrange and perform as GENTLE LOVE on this dream-inducing journey through the world of videogames.

Series website: www.scarletmoon.com/sleep/

Available everywhere: scarletmoon.to/p4s2/
UPC 00811576030373
SMRC-1008

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released April 27, 2015

"Prescription for Sleep: Game Music Lullabies, Vol. II" was made possible by the following individuals:

Producer: Jayson Napolitano
Arrangers: Norihiko Hibino and AYAKI
Performers: Norhihiko Hibino (saxophone), AYAKI (piano)
Recording Studio: Megurogawa Studio
Mixing: Norihiko Hibino
Mastering: Mustin / mustinenterprises.com
Packaging Design: Connary Fagen / connary.com
Publicity: Scarlet Moon Promotions

Special Thanks: Patrick Gann, Jesse Budington, Jeron Moore, Jake Kaufman, Yacht Club Games

More about Prescription for Sleep: Game Music Lullabies:
scarletmoon.com/sleep/

© 2015 Scarlet Moon Records.

Games are © their respective owners. Scarlet Moon Records and their artists in no way affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected to the game developers or publishers with respect to this album. Musical compositions are used with permission. Mechanical licensing facilitated Royalty Solutions Corp. The Prescription for Sleep brand is a trademark of Scarlet Moon Productions, LLC.

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