(Alex Roe) sends us a super-chill new age ballad arrangement of 'Besaid Island' from FFX, with lush strings, swirling synths, crystalline bells, and a relaxed groove: 'This was a fairly spontaneous remix, a spur of the moment. I'm playing Rocket League and was listening to my soundtrack playlist on shuffle and then ' came on. Driver For Labelflash Dvd Drive. At first, I mistook it for something from somehow. Nostalgia pours in and I have this sudden urge to arrange it.

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I realized afterwards it is Final Fantasy X and another wave of nostalgia hits me again. I had written an original song recently called ' that also reminded me of it which had a vibe to and I decided that would be a good template to work from, so I opened it up and worked on this for the past 6-8 hours. I had no idea as I started that the, so halfway into the remix I find out about it and realize there are some similarities as I listen between the two. I think this inspired the switch up halfway into the remix in both style and tone.

But I was very happy with the outcome of it and felt like it gave the song some more identity and allowed me to be more creative with the arrangement. Feels good to do something other than for a change, hope you guys like it!' Definitely relaxing, but still also very emotive; Alex leverages all the skills he's accumulated working with strings, in particular, incorporating ensemble & solo parts for beautiful, expressive melodic bliss. Layered piano + bells shimmer across the soundscape, percolating monoglide synth arpeggios bubble up, and an enveloping, rich, & serene atmosphere is created. Ray Charles Genius Loves Company Track List. Gario writes: 'Quite a gorgeous piece, overall. There's a hint of meandering as it rolls out, but honestly you get so lost behind the incredible violin and well balanced synths that it really doesn't matter.