Breakthrough OST
by Sage G.C.
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Breakthrough (Score)
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Breakthrough (Theme)
05:17
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Watch the interactive short BREAKTHROUGH here:
video.helloeko.com/Vy7g0z?autoplay=true
Included in this soundtrack is both the original score untouched exactly as it is in the film, and a bonus theme track inspired by the film.
I had a lot of fun with this one. Synthwave is fun.
video.helloeko.com/Vy7g0z?autoplay=true
Included in this soundtrack is both the original score untouched exactly as it is in the film, and a bonus theme track inspired by the film.
I had a lot of fun with this one. Synthwave is fun.
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released March 31, 2017
All music written and recorded by Sage G.C.
All music written and recorded by Sage G.C.
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Sage G.C. Alaska
Making music from stories. Telling stories through music.
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