Contemplating life - Cyberpunk 2077 ambient end-game tunes - 2 hours

Starting at the end, no spoilers but a quick audio journey through the toughest, most tear-jerking part of this amazing game.
After returning for just one more gig, recover from your emotional journey as the rain slows, the clouds part, and the sun comes out again.
Mellow to Medium energy levels.
Cyberpunk 2077 has a rich and diverse atmosphere, and amazing music. We'll pair the music to the neighborhoods of Night City, for your relaxing pleasure.
- All visuals for this video were captured in-game
- Base audio is the in-game sounds and music
- The following songs are from the Cyberpunk 2077 OST that ships with the game:
00:00 Alt Cunningham end-game poem and end-game sound
03:11 Contemplating the end
07:25 Rite Of Passage by P.T. Adamczyk
11:02 Hanako_Yorinobu by Paul Leonard-Morgan
13:19 Mining Minds by Paul Leonard-Morgan
15:55 The Sacred And The Profane by Paul Leonard-Morgan
20:08 Outsider No More by P.T. Adamczyk
23:45 The Streets Are Long-ass Gutters by Paul Leonard-Morgan
26:16 Contemplating the end
30:33 Bells Of Laguna Bend by Paul Leonard-Morgan
34:35 Consumer Cathedral by Marcin Przybylowicz
38:24 Rite Of Passage by P.T. Adamczyk
43:43 The Streets Are Long-ass Gutters by Paul Leonard-Morgan
46:21 Close Probing by Marcin Przybylowicz
49:09 Streetfighters by Marcin Przybylowicz
52:17 Street guitar
55:10 Urban Downunder by Marcin Przybylowicz
56:49 Modern Anthill by Marcin Przybylowicz
59:37 The Sacred And The Profane by Paul Leonard-Morgan
01:03:31 Outsider No More by P.T. Adamczyk - Extended cut
01:10:01 Never Fade Away (Samurai cover) Feat. Olga Jankowska
01:14:39 Street guitar
01:15:40 Been Good To Know Ya by Marcin Przybylowicz - Extended cut
01:20:25 The Suits Are Scared by Paul Leonard-Morgan - Extended cut
01:22:20 Urban Downunder by Marcin Przybylowicz
01:24:00 Modern Anthill by Marcin Przybylowicz
01:26:49 The Sacred And The Profane by Paul Leonard-Morgan
01:30:43 Outsider No More by P.T. Adamczyk - Extended cut
01:37:01 Contemplating the end
01:41:20 You Shall Never Have To Forgive Me Again by P.T. Adamczyk
01:44:20 Been Good To Know Ya by Marcin Przybylowicz
01:48:13 The Voice In My Head by P.T. Adamczyk
01:49:48 Street guitar
01:51:43 End-game bus departs
01:52:37 Bells Of Laguna Bend by Paul Leonard-Morgan
01:56:37 Never Fade Away (Samurai cover) Feat. Olga Jankowska
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Stay tuned for short and long cuts of these videos, just some pleasant ambient NC sound to accompany your day.
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[@uptheresomewhere]

I feel bad about hyping my own content, but I'm on my third listen of this already, my favorite mix yet.

[@user-se3tu1hb5h]

Hahaha, Dude, I understand you

[@spade6394]

so real

[@TMidander]

@uptheresomewhere Nah, you got it. This one's really good :)

[@Always_Tiredd_]

I too am obsessed with not only the game but the Music as well. Great Mix!

[@goldsmithofthesun4323]

welcome to the land of existential dread

[@mrwhiffy2045]

Absolutely thank you for this mix. I love this music in cyberpunk, it always sounds amazing to listen to. You are awesome for this :D

[@marijanracki6722]

Great mix! I never realized that Alt is reciting a real life poem

[@uptheresomewhere]

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot, if anyone is wondering. It's simultaneously great to see/hear these real-world references being used, especially since it fits so well, but also, nobody would have complained if Alt had a totally unique poem to share there. All good, a nice touch no matter.

[@realMrVent]

When "Outsider No More" started playing, all I could think of was David. "Arasaka, all the way to the top!" Such a bittersweet feeling.

[@uptheresomewhere]

An emotional song. It is, technically, a simple song, but the sound is distinct, and it pulls perfectly at the heart. Bittersweet is a good word, thank you. I kept thinking it a hopeful-despair: a tone that feels like it's celebrating an accomplishment, but with a heavy sadness because you had to sacrifice almost every to get the win. Stuck forever wondering "Was it worth it?!?" So, yeah, love that song.

[@eyesoffate187]

Someone else feels it too!

[@eyesoffate187]

Gotta love the existential dread playlist. Really good work!

[@eyesoffate187]

this said i still haven't gotten the true ending yet, waiting on phantom liberty!

[@xyreo78]

seriously, best game ever played

[@uptheresomewhere]

Agreed!

[@maxjensenjames9622]

Absolutely sick visuals

[@user-wh9gp7eu5r]

This game is deep

[@dailyjedi3251]

A creepy moment at 4:46.

[@uptheresomewhere]

Haha, nice find. I don't recall seeing that NPC in that dress before, certainly stands out in this situation.

[@user-dr6jy9pl6h]

🥰❤️

[@loiseaurare9422]

It's supposed to be music and the opening vocals are so harsh on the ears that I cut it off. Congratulations to the "music lover" who did this, a great career awaits you in the dump.

[@uptheresomewhere]

I'm sorry you feel this way. This project is more of a passion project for the game than it is a music station. I assure you that the opening poem has meaning to folks that have experienced it for themselves, and those 'vocals' are mixed 3dB below the level of the rest of the music throughout this video. I try to fade in slowly so folks have the opportunity to adjust their volume, though there's nothing I can do if the voice in the game is unpleasant to your ears or negatively affects your speakers. Best of luck with that.

[@radi534]

bruh, what?