When he contacted me, he asked me to do some research on different styles of tribal music and what the tribal music of Horizon might sound like. We got to talk, and he learned that I studied percussion and had a MasterвЂ™s degree in World Percussion before I got into the field of Game Audio. Niels van der Leest: Lucas and I actually met at a recording session for sound designers a couple of months earlier. So we brought in some external help, starting with Niels van der Leest. Lucas: Well, once we realized that was something weвЂ™d need to answer, we knew we were in way over our heads. How did you go about answering those questions? We asked ourselves, вЂњWhat would a tribe sound like in the future, when theyвЂ™ve lost most of their culture?вЂќ and also вЂњHow can we create something that sounds like tribal music but isnвЂ™t necessarily the tribal music we know today?вЂќ The first thing we worked on was the tribal music. Lucas van Tol: When I started working on the music we didnвЂ™t have a game to score against, so we decided to focus on HorizonвЂ™s three main pillars: machines, tribes and beautiful nature. Can you tell us little bit more about the start of this project? In honour of its release, PlayStation Blog caught up with the entire composer team вЂ“ Niels van der Leest, Joris de Man and The Flight вЂ“ as well as Vocalist Julie Elven and Guerrilla Music Supervisor Lucas van Tol, to talk about the inception of this remarkable collaboration. Today weвЂ™re excited to announce the release of the official soundtrack for Horizon Zero Dawn on Spotify ! With its unique combination of pulse-pounding tribal rhythms and stirring vocal performances, the Horizon Zero Dawn soundtrack is a huge departure from previous Guerrilla game soundtracks.

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