Beyond Skyrim: Bruma OST (Original)

[@DanielRan]

Remastered version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foiuqWewi8p0las.

[@mtlhd777]

You are a fantastic composer, thank you for the quality music and the inspiration.

[@Psych0tikk]

This is for a mod. *_This is for a mod._* It feels like something I should have paid for!

[@victoryhorseman5353]

I went ahead and just donated 100 dollars to the people that made this

[@SlenderScrub]

victoryhorseman Well, even though I'm not part of the development squad, I'm grateful. The Beyond Skyrim team deserve even more support, and $100 is a hefty amount to donate. They're not doing this for money, but you'll easily help them with licensing etc

[@e21big]

@@victoryhorseman5353 you can donate now?

[@sacredrootnomad6582]

@@e21big i dont think so. I dont want to call anyone out on their bullshit but i honestly dont think he did donate. Ive been closely following the progress for well over two years now. The beyond skyrim team stated that they were told specifically by bethesda that they legally cannot accept any money or donations or else itd breech one of bethesda's rights to their product. As long as it remains 100% free and doesnt use any restricted assets, they are allowed to do whatever they wish with the mod. Unless things changed in the last few months, which i extremely doubt they have. Id love to contribute financially to this but I just dont think they are accepting it nor is it allowed. They just asked for us to spread the word for them. If I am wrong then my apologies.

[@Carmelo124]

@@victoryhorseman5353 how can you do that? i'm asking i also really want to donate to the people who made this amazing mod

[@TheUKgamer98]

The composer really deserves an award of some kind. This is so good coming out of a fan made mod. So much props for making such a great soundtrack.

[@isaacjohnson4123]

I totally agree.

[@modernwarfare134]

The most mind boggling part is, this mod is free

[@blazzered2]

1:42:19 "Greetings." "How goes it?" "What's the news of the other parts of Tamriel?" "Nothing I'd like to talk about." "Heard any news from the other provinces?" "There are rumors that the Nords are planning to capture the whole of Solstheim, and remove the Imperial Fort on the island." "The Nords have always been protective of their territory. It's no wonder they get involved in these disputes." "Be seeing you." "Take care." "Hello!"

[@thetradesman7478]

Skyrim is for the Nords!!

[@Волк-р2ц]

ahahahahaha nice ) Oblivion in memory :D

[@musicalneptunian]

Ordinator: if anyone from these new provinces is looking for trouble, you'll get more than you bargained for!

[@musicalneptunian]

@@thetradesman7478 Nords are champions of every Sujamma drinking contest!

[@BlueET3RNAL]

This feels just as professionally produced as an actual TES game's soundtrack, if not more-so. This is absolutely incredible, thank you!

[@marukommk6583]

@split haven I guess Jeremy Soule just hadn´t as much possibilities in 2006 in composing as we have today, but this soundtrack is truly a masterpiece.

[@skyablogaming703]

It amazes me how an expansion for ESO adds 53 mins of music which is developed by a multinational gaming company yet an independant modding team is capable of adding 3 hours with a fraction of the finances. Not only that this soundtrack is a perfect accompaniment to the atmosphere of the Elder Scrolls universe. An absolute Classical Masterpiece that deserves its own independant recognition for its composition.

[@isaacjohnson4123]

Skyablo Gaming I couldn't agree more with you.

[@jamesonescobar782]

More times than not, fans have only their passion for the game, knowledge of what made it great, and the talent to do something with it, and passion is a powerful thing, a driving force behind many great things, this music included. Well done Daniel Ran

[@jordanohealy1507]

And quite frankly, this soundtrack is FAR BETTER than any ESO track has ever been!

[@e21big]

friction? more like zero finance, just good old fashion love and labour

[@alexwing3880]

It sends a clear message to Bethesda and other big companies where to go if they need to hire new people. Doing this kind of work is the most important thing an aspiring artist can do. And it's doubly important we support them and give them the exposer they deserve. These people are part of the next generation and they cannot feel discouraged in their work. Just imagine how many masterpieces never came to be seen because the artists involved felt discouraged after not gaining the exposer they wanted.

[@theregisteredone]

If Bethesda cheaps out on Jeremy Soule for TES6, they should hire Daniel Ran

[@thomsnvykovski6135]

they did

[@meridiasbeacon7669]

cheaps out? they should hire him for the price they hired Jeremy!

[@edwardmalenfant7547]

No. Jeremy soule is the genius behind the Elder scroll ost, which is incredible. This is cool and beautifull, but all the wonderfull themes created by Soule are far above that.

[@Morkeoth]

@@edwardmalenfant7547 Jeremy Soule maybe have a good musical creativity but he is a sexual aggressor ... so... Not farewell Soule ! I hope he will never be able to do nice music job.

[@edwardmalenfant7547]

@@Morkeoth oooh didnt know that

[@thelastgalvanizer]

This is on par with Jeremy Soule's work and that speaks volumes!

[@sporeham1674]

i agree it has the elder scrolls feel that only Jeremy can do

[@Sellipsis]

Thank God he's actually not because people like Daniel Ran and Fredrik Jonasson exist.

[@unknowneye1020]

Don't forget Brad Derrick and Rik Schaffer.

[@anthonyspitery6332]

I'd argue that its even better than Skyrim's music. Jeremy put his Soule into Oblivion, but I think he was lazy when writing music for Skyrim

[@thundaaz5640]

@@anthonyspitery6332 woooooow, you had to do that? 😂

[@prismanic24]

I LOVE the somber tone in a lot of these tracks. It really sets the tone of Cyrodiil in the post-Great War landscape. While listening to these tracks, I can't help but feel a little sad knowing the Empire is on it's knees and reminds me of the days when my CoC helped end the Oblivion Crisis.

[@theinquisitor8112]

kookygremlin24 I personally believe that the Empire will pull itself from this. The Aldmeri Dominion simply can't support the same numbers in an army as the Empire can, seeing how slowly Altmer breed compared to humans in general.

[@laurenclaes6128]

kookygremlin24 mine is listening to a sad tune when am looking from the top of cloud ruler temple. I feel a sad loss. Damn those thalmor to a oblivion.

[@elpeopuru3003]

yes I'm altmeri in eso and we always get raped in pvp/cyrodil lol.

[@MrGlies]

Tbh Altmeri breed at about the same rate as humans, but their eugenic system means that a lot of newborns are euthanised.

[@karlmarx7333]

Nobody expects the Inquisition! I know that this is very late, but..... The Thalmor have claimed all of Somerset, Elswyre, and Valenwood. The Great Houses and Black Marsh have long seceded from the Empire. Hammerfel has seceded and is continuing the battle with the Aldmeri Dominion. Skyrim, a land of fiercely loyal warriors, is in a civil war, which is unlikely to end for many years, and High Rock is as unstable as ever. Added to that, the Emperor has been assassinated. I cannot see the empire surviving the Fourth Era, a least in it’s current iteration

[@ValkyrieCain123]

Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge that this is only the music for BRUMA?! like holy shit we are gonna get so much more amazing music like this! even if they reuse songs for other parts of Cyrodiil there are still so many locations that will get their own soundtrack and that's fucking amazing.

[@juma2791]

1:42:47 An absolute masterpiece remake of a classic from Oblivion. Got overwhelmed with a huge amount of feels and memories walking around the ruins of Cloud Ruler Temple, tears were shed. Thank you to all involved... truly a work of art.

[@mischacastrorodriguez969]

James Sammut Which song in Oblivion is this a remake of?

[@murpheey]

Mischa Castro Rodríguez This is a remake of the song Peace of Akatosh.

[@unknowneye1020]

May the peace of Akatosh be with you.

[@gideonbast9995]

I clicked the button and had tears within three seconds god damn you sir! Very perfect time stamp and memory... thank you

[@Milkman12345]

@Charlie Munro Well they broke the blades oath by not obeying the Dragonborn and threatening to kick him or her out so..

[@Kenco4w1998]

"Lost Glory" (25:38) really hit me hard with Nostalgia. It gave me flashbacks of my younger days on Oblivion exploring the forests of Cyrodiil. This music is a masterpiece! It really hits home.

[@Pumpenmann]

oh fucking yes. i had the same feeling. goosebumps incoming :)

[@crowbarcorridor4973]

I agree as well. I used to play the hell out of Oblivion when I was pretty young. I will never forget my experiences with Oblivion. Sometimes I wish I would fall asleep and wake up in Cyrodiil as an Imperial adventurer with a pure warrior build wearing the full Glass armor set with a Glass sword and shield or the Amber set. I don't know why, but I grown to love the Amber and Glass armor and weapons. For the Empire!

[@kanogata2714]

This one almost made me cry xD

[@kipuah]

Yeah he really captured the feeling of the original piece without imposing his style in a domineering way. It feels like he really wanted to humbly pay homage to it, and at the same time he puts his own talent and flare to work. Really quite miraculous.

[@neonsolace2748]

Its so damn nostalgic and beautiful Thank you jeremy soule and daniel ran for these amazing pieces

[@leftdoorslord1869]

2:51:21 I always thought Ayleid ruins are JUST beautiful and dangerous. But the BS:Bruma's version actually hits me with a strong feeling of loneliness and fear. Like the music/ruin itself is telling me that even beings once so elegant and powerful eventually turn into void, into the dark, cold emptiness filling the pale halls.

[@marsyetir8304]

Thank you. I finally found that soundtrack.

[@yuchenchen8012]

The Ayleid ruins in Bruma are a million times better than the ones in Oblivion. Playing Bruma before Oblivion actually spoiled me with how the Ayleid ruins should be. Oblivion Ayleid ruins just feel so empty and underwhelming in comparison.

[@leftdoorslord1869]

@@yuchenchen8012 I played Oblivion before Skyrim. I'd say Oblivion has the weakest not-quest-related dungeon design(mechanically) among the last three main titles.

[@bigcazza5260]

it haunts me coz i know what went down to the people imprisoned in them ruins

[@Malikyte13]

Nox Atra started playing as I was walking up to Cloud Ruler. Oblivion was a big part of my childhood and I have a lot of good memories of that game, and of Cloud Ruler Temple in its prime. To this day I still sometimes go back and play it. It was genuinely depressing to see what happened to Cloud Ruler after the Aldmeri Dominion invaded Cyrodiil. My heart sunk into my stomach as I passed through the stone arch, and immediately broke as I crested the stairs. It was like playing the Dragonborn DLC all over again, and seeing the state of Raven Rock after 200 years, when I helped build it back in Bloodmoon all those real-life years ago. Just this feeling of utter despair to see such a big part of my youth in literal ruins after all this time. It makes sense given the political climate of Skyrim, but... By the Nine, it hurts.

[@juliuscaesar5397]

*By the Eight

[@arminosas]

@@juliuscaesar5397 Of course you would say that

[@murpheey]

The Beyond Skyrim: Bruma soundtrack easily compares to the likes of the main series games. The heavy inspiration and imaginative reworkings of Soule's work is very apparent in each piece. There's a lot of power in each song, so you really feel like you're in the heart of Tamriel. This time around in Cyrodiil things feel harsh, with more grit, and that's what captivated me with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's soundtrack. The Bruma soundtrack manages to bring homage to Oblivion's use of a lot of wind instruments, which makes me feel almost at home and a familiar yet vastly different province. This is a masterpiece, and I hope the mods continue this darker tone with their music.

[@Hotchpotchsoup]

1:07:50 Nox Atra

[@spaceonisorceress4406]

I know right? Totally my favorite

[@yellowhoodie5299]

Being not too familiar with Oblivion, I genuinely thought this was a Jeremy Soule OST, and was immediately blown away - even by his standards. To think this is a three hour soundtrack from a zero-income modding group is still something I'm struggling to comprehend..

[@somethingisthere7588]

the fact this is done by volunteers and is free is a marvel to what most dev's do at this level of design

[@Zeridian881]

As a life-long fan of the Elder Scrolls, and Jeremy Soule's OST's for them, I'm absolutely blown away with the extremely professional and high quality composition here sir. I have NEVER heard such a faithful and well done OST to a mod project as this, in my life. Too many people undervalue sound and music within a game or mod. I wish you all the success in the world dude.

[@EuphoricAngel]

Nox Atra was playing while I was looking over to the Imperial City and thinking to myself "The Dragonborn's Adventures have only just begun."

[@deef631]

@@PlayerSlotAvailable Nox Astra played when the Pub Owner was eulogizing his dog, Old Barnius, for me the first time around.

[@arminosas]

@@deef631 An old man with a booming voice? It sounds like his testosterone levels never dropped.

[@jonathanzimmer725]

Nox Atra started for me as the doors to Cloud Ruler Temple opened. FUCK man

[@Dr.Johnboy]

That evening, as dusk fell so did the snow. Clumped together the first flakes twisted and fluttered slowly to the ground. One here, one there, and then the night was filled with them. Caught in the faint light of a window from which you sit and listen to this marvelous music the snow continues to fall harder and harder until you drift into the most peaceful sleep you have ever known.

[@connornicholas8628]

EldritchJohn ❤️

[@Howzer1776]

Thank the lord we have people like you

[@dergurux7592]

The Moment when I came first to Bruma, the heading „found Bruma“ appeared and „Familiar Faces“ started to play was just beautiful! True Nostalgia!

[@celestialaeonproject]

From another Skyrim music mod composer: stellar piece of work! Kudos to you my dear sir

[@kazmakazii]

I love you and your music no homo

[@sanguinelynx]

I probably commented last year, but I'm playing BS Bruma again, and I had to say how much this music captures the melancholy majesty Of Cyrodiil after the Great War. Wandering down the mountain path and seeing the Imperial City was breathtaking, and wouldn't have been complete without your ost.

[@jasonsteele5408]

0:30:28 Ode to a Dynasty 0:35:14 Of Storms and Half-light 0:49:27 Moon and Scars 0:54:19 Shapeless These are incredible works. I enjoy it all, but these captured me. Thank you, for making these.

[@Naethix]

This is just amazing. I've played Bruma and finished like 80%. Its so great

[@SkyrimBeast]

It can get even better with a Legacy Of The Dragonborn based load order :-)

[@tencity1846]

@@SkyrimBeast well damn have to try it now

[@SkyrimBeast]

@@tencity1846 It's a hell of an experience, hope you enjoy it :-)

[@bmcc8093]

Unbelievable. We are lucky to be a part of this. A thousand thank you's 👍

[@giulioamadei420]

I think this is a materpiece. I'm an Italian elder scroll fan and i think nox atra lost glory and the reference to the watchman ease are some of the best track of an elders scroll game. In my opinion bruma is an elder scroll game and the people who worked should be rewarde you have my full gratitude for giving life to such a masterpiece. I decided to make a little box of memories for the future. Maybe my sons or the ones i love will listen to this and learn about this wonderful game, people community and leave them with the same emotions i felt the first time listening to this. Good job to you guys and cheers everyone we are listening to a masterpiece.

[@casualgameaholic630]

The concordat effect is beautiful. I get lost in it every time. Very well done on this whole thing. This is actually a part of my 5 year old daughters “fall asleep” playlist every night. Works every time.

[@DataDrain02]

1:07:50 In my last playthrough, this song weirdly made one part that otherwise wouldn't have been too sad, REALLY depressing in this mod. So, I got to Frostfire Glade, beat the boss, and all that. And just explored a bit. I found the dead pilgrims and a book next to them. "Chant of Mara". I started reading it, then mid-way through reading it, the vocals in this song started.... I don't know why, but it made me really watery-eyed. Made an otherwise normal-ish moment weirdly powerful.... I honestly can't believe so much effort was put into a Skyrim mod's soundtrack. And for that.... Thank you, and the rest of the team, so much. This music was such a high point in my playthroughs of Skyrim.

[@Kade_Bauman]

This is incredible. I love how you took a lot of the tracks from Oblivion and made them sound much more somber and bleak. A nice nod to the current state of Cyrodiil.

[@ericLpereira1989]

Wow. Seen`s like you put a lot of Soule in this work. Congratulations. This masterpiece of humanity makes easy being glad to be alive.

[@willorton6235]

Last of the guard(1:42:47) is what really got me. It played in cloud ruler temple, and I cried

[@unknowneye1020]

Peace of Akatosh

[@chazzwozzio]

the septim line has fallen and with it the empire itself

[@moiliurtz]

A gentle prayer for the Blades that guided us throughout every TES games.

[@equasian2702]

2:51:21 Diaspora Nenalata is my favorite, I really like all the ruin, cave and dungeon soundtracks from the mod. Thank you for your work.

[@belltowersubductions5104]

I love this more than I can put into words.

[@jmafia48867]

Of Storms and Half-light is my personal fav.

[@suecondon1685]

It's beautiful

[@eyupylmaz9813]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3e5ln2hhq6ei5I

[@LautaroArgentino]

1:07:50 I've heard this one while the old man in the inn near the border was mourning his old dog, at night, in the middle of a blizzard. Was a really strong scence, hit me like a truck lol

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

I don't know how it's possible but the quests of Beyond Skyrim Bruma seem superior to the main game's secondary quests. These guys are geniuses!

[@jordanohealy1507]

That song has a strong Game Of Thrones vibe to me.

[@sharx2002]

I heard it while the Orc guy from the restful watchman was finding out his wife didn't love him anymore. Idk what they did, but it seems to play during emotional moments.

[@Charlie46001]

SharksFartingOutLasers same for me

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Frank 97 it's obvious why. Bethesda didn't put any love into making skyrim they did it for money while the modders made this mod with love and dedication for the series

[@gamadanofminecraft9717]

My Skyrim mage will be awaiting Cyrodiil and Tamriel. I will explore the hell out of these lands created from the sweat and efforts of the Beyond Skyrim community. Whenever you (Daniel Ran) or any other music composer and/or performer feel tired, know that I, a very recent Elder Scroll player, have truly felt privileged to be a witness of this beautiful music. I'm playing Oblivion right now, and you and Beyond Skyrim's music is so top notch. A love letter to Jeremy Soule's style and modern music.

[@gamadanofminecraft9717]

Honestly, this is very heartwarming and gracious. You do not only give us fans but also the elder scrolls titles honor and pride. Amazing. Such beautiful music. Keep it up.

[@belh0011]

¡Increíble! No hay otras palabras... Está claramente inspirado en el soundtrack de Oblivion lo cual nos hace sentir nostalgia, y a la vez todo lo demás,lo original ¡Es tan sublime!

[@felipeescosteguy]

This is for a mod. And it is one of the best Elder Scrolls soundtracks ever made. Once again, this is for a MOD. "Bloodlines" features one of the most beautiful themes I've heard recently. It's my favourite one, and I can only apologize for not liking or commenting earlier. Great job. Really. And thank you so much for this. I never get tired of hearing this soundtrack.

[@ChessArmyCommander]

There is a mod on the Nexus that causes Bruma music to be played along with Skyrim's music in Skyrim! I have the mod and its awesome.

[@tencity1846]

Name pls

[@corvus208]

@@tencity1846 Music of Tamriel

[@F0RCEFI3LD]

I truly have the need to thank Beyond Skyrim for this wonderful work of art. Much love from Portugal! Best music for a damn quarantine.

[@Stackmenace]

4 years soon... Since its release, I often stumble upon this complete soundtrack when I have to work all night long for an exam/dissert (needless to say it occured even more with the Covid and the "take-home exams"). You released these great songs 4 years ago but to me it feels like I'm using them for an eternity. It became an integrate part of my student life, much more than the great atmosphere it provides when I take my Imperial back to his homeland. When I listen to any of these songs, it's not an image of the Jerall mountains during a snow storm, or the church of Bruma (ok for this one I admit Widow's Lament still does make me remind of Bruma) that comes to my mind, it's some memories of these nights, when I needed a lot of motivation to persevere. While it might seem like I associate your music with bad memories, this is quite the opposite : it also reminds me than the next assignments I'll have to do in the future will be made easier thanks to your tracks. And for that, Mr. Ran, I thank you. Your music went beyond skyrim, and the world of The Elder Scrolls.

[@TheBlackClockOfTime]

This is incredible. It makes me cry. I am a grown man.

[@NFS0038]

The thing about this that is so spectacular is that it completely succeeds in capturing that atmosphere Skyrim's soundtrack was able to pull off. The music makes you feel satisfied, homely, and also adventurous at the same time, as if something new is always on the horizon. Music is so important, it can actually be the backbone of a film or game, and often times it's the reason games succeed, whether people notice it or only subconsciously feel it.

[@CromUnlimited]

Honestly, one of the best OST i have listened to. The re arranged tracks sounds great and the new one are amazing. The highest compliment i can give is: if Jeremy Soule doesn't come back to score ES6 but it's you instead, I will be fine with it.

[@freddirak3033]

Cyrodiil has Fallen.

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

What ? No it hasn't fallen thank Talos!

[@skippyikeoh5778]

Nameless Hero, NO! Thank the EIGHT divines! You wouldn't want to violate the White-Gold Concordat, would you? I would have to report that to the Thalmor.

[@jackgould6525]

SkippyIkeoh Do that, we'll see how far those damn elves get, you sniviling Thalmor lapdog

[@isaacjohnson4123]

Jack Gould How dare you speak to a member of the Aldmeri Dominion like that! I should have your tounge for that!

[@jackgould6525]

Anti-Profanity I'll speak to elf lovers any way that I want, you damn coward

[@DoctorMalpractice]

I can't stop coming back to Of Storms and Half-Light

[@axc5013]

I don't understand how this mod team got a hold of such great musicians. This tops Skyrim's soundtrack hands down.

[@hanswolfgangmercer]

1:42:47 I honestly teared up a bit when I played the cloud ruler temple quest. The music, the writing, the voice acting, it was all really moving.

[@wegellothar9467]

Was an dieser Musik so besonderes ist, ich kann es mir nicht erklären. Auf dem Weg von der Arbeit nach Hause habe ich mir das mal angehört. So entspannt und begeistert bin ich mindesten 20 Jahre nicht mehr Auto gefahren. ca. 45km, 40 Minuten. Dann 2 km von zu Hause entfernt, oh mein Gott, noch 5 Minuten und diese Fahrt ist zu ENDE. Ich will das nicht. Danke Fefe

[@sporeham1674]

Translation What is so special about this music, I can not explain. On the way home from work I've listened to the times. So relaxed and enthusiastically I am at least 20 years no more car driven. About 45km, 40 minutes. Then 2 km from home, oh my God, still 5 minutes and this trip is to END. I do not want that. Thank you Fefe

[@isaacjohnson4123]

Harlan Rixon I was going to show of my GCSE German skills but you got their first.

[@Ebbsilen]

You know how a song is epic when you instantly think how you should have it to play at your funeral... Nox Atra is outerworldly. Diaspora Nenalata is quite a masterpiece too.

[@king_dot]

This soundtrack honestly got me into Skyrim due to how incredibly it was, who knew a mod soundtrack could be this good, even better then the game’s original one, well played

[@bboylilizzi]

All that nostalgia and comforting sadness that I used to get and still get while listening to Skyrim OST is also present in Bruma OST. Well done to everyone who was involved!

[@allen7314]

I came across one of the tracks in someones video, that directed me here. Hearing it without the game makes me appreciate the beauty of the composition more. I plan on listening to this over and over.

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

1:18:22 What we're ALL here for.

[@suecondon1685]

Oh yes - it made me shed a tear, it's exquisitely beautiful.

[@SlenderScrub]

0:35:14 as well

[@yellowhoodie5299]

0:20:36

[@linkalot7415]

@@yellowhoodie5299 holy crap that's beautiful

[@chrismarple]

@@SlenderScrub that has LOTR vibes I love it so much

[@spokiechris7685]

If this won't be a huge step in the door for the composing industry, then I wouldn't know what is! We'll be hearing more from you Daniel :D

[@davidperez7196]

Impressive, wonderful and incredible work. Congratulations.

[@gustavo.1160]

Thanks for such am beautiful gift , outstanding work .... i wish there were more like this

[@fforever1989]

Honestly Daniel. This is the best soundtrack I've ever heard. Top most high budget movie soundtracks. Love it. Listen to this every single day!

[@MalcrowAlogoran]

I am going to start my own gaming company many years from now, you are now top my list of candidate composers. Amazing work.

[@DanZiemecki]

This is just beautiful. I know you felt a little confined trying to compose like someone else, but you did an awesome job of it. Soule hasn't been very prolific lately so I'm glad to have this to tide me over.

[@ryancier]

Love it! I've actually been playing the mod too, as it's now on CC. I can't get enough of it.

[@gianrech802]

This is an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for such passion in making music for our passion.

[@carelesswhisker4155]

there's a single interval in the track apparitions that gets me every single time, I had to put the game down and scroll through this ost to see which track it was that one interval. Every time I hear it wandering around bruma it just sense shivers up my spine

[@EthiliMusic]

This is so well done! Very consistent with the Skyrim/Elder Scrolls soundtrack, as well. It really caught my ear immediately as I walked around in the mod. Very inspiring.

[@oooh724]

0:14:51 Bloodlines=Wing's of Kinareth 0:20:26 Kynareth's Wish 1:14:28 Dignity 1:18:22 Widow's Lament 1:42:19 Familliar Faces=Harwest Down 35:14 Of Storms and Half-light 25:38 Lost Glory=Glory of Cyrodil 2:51:21 Diaspora Nenalata=Ayleid ruins 2:11:27 Stories from Hearth 1:07:50 Nox Atra Best for me.

[@sirriddler1]

Absolutely stunning piece of work.

[@mattydaygz]

And just the other day I was thinking I need new study music after using the skyrim and oblivion soundtracks for 4 years now. Thank you Dan! Also I can hear the game of thrones influence and I love it!

[@lutheranshepherd]

This is just amazing. Incredible. Thank you for this gift.

[@fabioo.8567]

My last run with Skyrim was in 2015, I played it so much since its release that I hadn't have the strength to do a new run for the last two years (my Steam counter showed little more than 2000 hours with this game last time I checked). Now seeing this mod I feel the desire to install Skyrim again, that's really an amazing work! I'm speechless, I know well the potential and creativity of the TES community because of other great mods like Falskaar, but Beyond Skyrim is even more impressive! So many efforts put in this project by many good people, the best videogame community out there I'm sure. Thank you for your work :)

[@Chrisolix]

'Nox Atra' always gets me....

[@DanielRan]

Glad you like it!

[@davidgoldman2943]

Thank you for being such an integral part of this amazing Beyond Skyrim experience. Your music is absolutely beautiful and the subtle callbacks to the Oblivion soundtrack really gave me a pang of nostalgia. Listening to this while I write an essay, just beautiful. Thank you good sir :)

[@suecondon1685]

The upcoming release of your Piano Collections Vol 1 sent me back here. My heart just melts at this beautiful compilation. It's so lovely it brings me to tears. I'm an Oblivion fan, but only because my clapped out laptop can't handle Skyrim. In this world of stress and hatred the fantasy gives me a blessed escape.

[@edwinvanooijen7749]

I think that when Beyond Skyrim is complete the teams who made it, will probably have a future in the gaming industry. I mean since Skyrim was released theyhave been working on this project. Their team is much smaller and yet they are working on what could and should be considered 5 entire games and 2 DLC (the total size of this mod). That is f**king impressive if you ask me.This is their tribute to one of the best games made. Can you imagine the fun we will have when we take our favourite Follower (mine is Serana obviously) and explore all of Tamriel and beyond? The only down side to this is that they would be unable to hire the voice actors of the original followers to add new lines. No matter how long we will have to wait, it will be worth it. So teams of Beyond Skyrimif some of you are reading this I will be waiting not only for the first Unofficial Sequel to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, but all the other as well. No matter how long it will take we believe in you guys. And as I stated before I really believe and hope that after this massive project all of you have a golden future in this industry, because all of you would deserve it.

[@tes962]

Love the choral works in the Fated Lands piece. Masterfully done. This sounds like a legitimate composition I would hear in a game I paid for.

[@Boomhouer8606]

This just tickles me to death with nostalgia feels. Thank you so much for this beautifully composed music, and the work all of you guys have done on this series of mods. Oblivion was such a huge part of my childhood, and it's great to get the opportunity to "go back" to Cyrodiil and beyond!

[@cellorocket7138]

this is ABSOLUTELY incredible, i'm blown away??? the use of leitmotifs from oblivion ost are interpreted so beautifully here that it's actually making me weepy. thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous work.

[@_nothing3384]

I came here, because random yt auto play. Now, the second hour passed. This is amazing, chilling and beautiful. Wonderful work.

[@Mr.Who-to-blame]

It's a masterpiece ... And it is for free I just wanna tell you that you're one of the best developers I had ever seen mate .

[@jg7450]

The whole soundtrack is absolutely amazing!!! The concordat effect hits me with all sorts of feels 💜

[@Playyyer89]

Awesome Track! Please (!) put this track on spotify. i want to put it in my playlist and listen to it on the road

[@blancovery97]

Luftloch like for real we need this on spotify please please please ♡

[@Megamehdi144]

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[@CD-vg4hl]

i've been listening to kynareths wish over and over, really beautiful... :')

[@LunaTemari]

Thank you so so much for the beautiful music, I first heard it in the trailer and it felt so right and wonderful.

[@gracielamaria2204]

Thank you for bring us this MASTERPIECE

[@welfmattern1200]

Why doesn't this have more viewers? Subscribed! Have been listening to this for the last year almost on a daily basis, and it NEVER gets old. This is extremely amazingly well done.

[@Edferlight]

Have been listening this for 2 years already. Incredible work.

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

I have the Bruma mod and the music while you wander around in Cyrodill is gold, can't wait for more beyond skyrim releases!

[@kaylanwade3392]

So fantastic, the mod hasn't even come out yet and i've already listened dozens of times. Thank you so much for sharing your art!

[@LibertyTimesCE]

Thanks for the nostalgia trip. Brought back a wave of memories that i thought were forgotten - Good and bad feelings alike, memories of a time when life was more simple. Beautiful work.

[@patrickrpedrus747]

The first time I truly listened to the Maker of Worlds track was when I was looking at the White Gold Tower from the edge of the map during a full moon and star filled sky.. It was such a pretty moment.

[@olgalewalska245]

This is a total masterpiece! I don't know how to say how amazing and beautiful it is. I'm crying right now and I can't stop my tears. All these memories came back - closing the gates of Oblivion, looking for the Amulet of Kings, helping Martin and helplessly watching how the last of the Septims sacrifice himself. I will say one thing - TKANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@IroxX0]

I keep coming back to this, similarly to the original OST this music never gets old. Will very likely still listen to this 5 years from now. Thank you!

[@davidleonardi6939]

Daniel, Seriously you have a gift for this. Music sounds absolutely phenom. Astonishing!!!!!

[@TheDidiFerr]

Lost Glory made me cry!! Beautiful reinterpretation of a timeless piece by Jeremy Soule

[@nightmareprotocol7271]

Absolutely brilliant and stunning work by @Daniel Lan! If I didn't know who the composer was, I would have guessed this album was a hybrid work of Steve Roach, Brian Eno, Nine Inch Nails (from their 2008 albums), and Gareth Coker. Of the entire work, "Diaspora Nenalata," and, "They Left Me in Here," are my two absolute favorite tracks. They offer a hallow, haunting, bone-chilling aetherium which lends themselves to be wonderful earworms (they always get stuck in my head after running through the Ayleid ruins).Bravo! Encore!

[@hahaimout1693]

I have no words this is simply masterful

[@LukeYoungBass]

Hey I just wanted to thank you for all this amazing and diverse music. It's been an absolutely essential tool for my D&D games to set the mood! Brilliant stuff.

[@SimGandr_PoW]

This music had me so well drawn in the mod Bruma... especially the pieces Nox Atra and War Machine... The last perfect for when you go and clear out that ruin or cave... Love IT!!!! I will be keeping my eye out for more music by your hand Sir!!!