This was just something I wrote, as I was making my decision about Sakari Infinity. Just something to say thank you to the staff, the musicians, and all the other members. Sakari is alive because of you guys!
Just something I wrote for fun over the last few days. 
RPG adventure/hero theme.
This was written for the End of the Year music competition, and it was meant to illustrate the journey Ark, from the game Terranigma, takes through the world as he resurrects it, and how his place in the world shapes him.
A neutral/sad military theme, probably for a ceremony.
This piece would probably be best used for some sort of a battle. It is a wild piece, with some big ups and downs, and it transitions through these very quickly. It loops midway through, and the end loops to the beginning.
A soft piece written in only one hour. The first of many works which I will be improving, starting today. May or may not be part of an album… 
(Almost) every RPG opens with that archetypal scene where the central character is called into action. In many cases it’s a tragedy. Their home town is destroyed, their father figure is killed off, or for whatever reason the protagonist’s innocence is lost. So they leave town, demand vengeance, and the story picks up from there.
The sequel to Hopping Streets.
It’s a new style for me. It’s one of my favorite instruments, the shamisen, with a simple background harmony, along with some hip-hop-ish percussion. It’s short, sweet, and hopefully one of many!
Still sounds a little like a Disney song, but a little more “orchestral”. Also still useful for a happy title theme.
