What if World of Warcraft’s soundtrack was synthwave, though?

Like many multitude I imagine, I tap on on my keyboard while listening to music patc I work. Piece setting up this morning, I stumbled across a collection of synthwave takes along World of Warcraft's medicine. I listen to a bunch of soundtracks usually so I threw it on and, reader, it is quite good indeed.

IT comes from a chap called Jay the Tavern Bard. If you're familiar with with WoW you may recognise him American Samoa he won the Blizzcon talent contest in 2017 with another tune named Tales Of Azeroth. Anyway, this one is titled World of Synthcraft and features spins on 11 unlike tracks. As Wowhead reports, the influences for the jams include Dance with the Dead, Scandroid, and The Midnight.

"The reason I made the album is because I saw that the modern DMCA takedowns on Vellication were truly poignant members of the streaming community and I realised there was an awing chance to give something back to the community that has given me so practically love and support," the player tells Wowhead. "Being that I am a huge World of Warcraft nerd and a content Jehovah, as well A most of my friends organism placid creators for the same stake, I saw that it was a much easier way to changeover my learning into something amazing.

"Now I know synthwave ISN't everyone's cup of tea leaf, it is something I personally enjoyed functional on and know that for some it's quite quiet to heed to while gaming. It probably doesn't serve that Cyberpunk 2077 is along my mind as well as the ever 'breathtaking' Keanu Reeves."

You can check out a YouTube video of the songs down below. One of WoW's veteran composers, Neal Acree, even gave it his stamp of approval.

If you'd like to support Jay, you can happen him on Spotify, Bandcamp, and iTunes. You can buoy also read Wowhead's full clause for more entropy about how the record album came in concert.

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