I'm surprised I don't hear the original theme considering how much I played Skryim, but I like this song a lot. The tempo change was incredibly impressive, I'm still not confident enough to pull something like that off myself. I like your sound design a lot. You really distort those synths a lot, but the way you bring them in and out is absolutely perfect. It's arranged in a way that I wouldn't want to hear it any other way. Love the drum loop you brought in at the end. I like it when an artist switches up their sounds and you really bring a lot to the table in that regard. I was a really big fan of you're DKC2 Bramble's track and this one is a lot better IMO. You improved a lot, and if you're still making music I hope I can hear more from you in the future. You bring a lot of interesting ideas to the table musically, and know how to make me relaxed without being boring. It's a very interesting style! I can relax to your music, but it never feels like things drag on. Great job.   Edit: I went to listen to the original for a second, I hear it now! Lmao. I'm surprised I forgot to easily.

That's pretty cool - I always enjoy a good genesis arrangement of non-genesis properties, there's so much potential with that chip that so few realized during it's lifetime.

Second Geoffrey's comment. This track is honestly the version I subconsciously wanted ever since SM64's launch day.

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share a recent mix that I did from Sonic Frontiers.  This game has such a phenomenal soundtrack and I wanted to start remixing a few, starting with one of my favorites, "Theme of Koco." I wanted to stay pretty faithful to the original while adding my on little touch and experiment a little on my midi keyboard.  Turns out, I still suck at playing it, but I'm still pretty happy with the final product. I'm not sure if it would be acceptable for OCR since I stuck kinda close to the original, but I will consider submitting it. I also plan on releasing it on streaming platforms as well, I just haven't gotten around to it yet. But for now, here ya go. Enjoy!