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Alice: Asylum Conceptual Music & Soundscape Experiments (All Tracks) 00:01 01 • Radcliffe's Office The first experiment. Inspired by the scenes of Alice exploring the memories of Radcliffe’s Office in her Slumber. Tick-tock, goes the grandfather clock... 01:49 02 • The Gates of Rutledge The second experiment. A foreboding track designed to capture Rutledge Asylum. While dark intentions are clear, the track also explores a sense of finding hope while the shadows fall. 03:51 03 • Needles and Thread (Dollhouse Theme) The third experiment. A theme fitting of the flash-back scenes where Alice finds herself face-to-face with the memory of a familiar, vile, vanquished foe. 06:21 04 • Save Yourself Alice (The Fire) The fourth experiment. Meant to accompany the scene in which a young Alice experiences an inferno of incredible horror. Fire and brimstone. Blood and bone. Sorry young Alice. No one is home. 08:24 05 • Mad Machinations The fifth experiment. A soundscape designed to capture mammoth bronze teapots, steam, gears, pendulums and clockwork. Any finely tuned machine can break down beyond repair... Note from Alex: These are little snippets of attempting to capture the right feel for Alice: Asylum's music conceptually in the modern era. My favourite part of Chris Vrenna's work from the original Alice soundtrack was the "found sounds" and old toy SFX he used. Mixed with classical instruments, and coupled with haunting vocals and child-like hums. The clarity of sound and cinematic approach to the Alice: Madness Returns OST by Mashall Crutcher and Jason Tai remains equally beautiful. Taking suitably dark tones and arrangements, to paint Alice in the audio of a more twisted, Victorian-era tone. By mixing the two approaches, I am hoping we can find a happy medium for Alice: Asylum conceptually. Landing somewhere between what made both Alice soundtracks true works of art. These rough audio experiments are nowhere near final quality, but they might offer a little glimpse through the looking glass as to what direction we're seeking. We want the sound and music to enhance the narrative and emotional weight of Alice's journey, which I hope we've achieved. Thank you for listening! ----- Using commercially available sound FX and music loop samples, Alex Crowley created the following audio experiments. Originally released exclusively for Patreon, they are now available for everyone. The idea was to use sound to capture parts of the narrative, and also create immersive soundscapes for the supporters of Alice: Asylum to enjoy. All tracks were inspired by the works of Chris Vrenna, Marshall Crutcher & Jason Tai, (the creators of the soundtracks for American McGee’s Alice, and Alice: Madness Returns). These experiments aimed to strike the right balance in feel, tone, hope and darkness. We hope they sit alongside the original music of the Alice series comfortably. ----- Support the Alice: Asylum Patreon patreon.com/americanmcgee Follow Alex Crowley Online: www.alexcee.com instagram.com/alexceeart