A compilation of medieval fantasy bard/tavern music for your DnD sessions, RPG playlist, etc. Songs from Tamriel to Thedas, Azeroth to Westeros, you name it.
Any and all artists and composers are credited below. Check them out, and thanks for watching! Part two here: youtu.be/M0pOMVCUY50
TRACKS:
1. 0:00 Enchanters — Dragon Age: Inquisition
[Written by Raney Shockne, sung by Elizaveta Khripounova]
2. 3:20 Thunderbrew — Taverns of Azeroth, World of Warcraft
[Composed by David Arkenstone]
3. 5:20 Around the Fire — TES V: Skyrim
[Composed by Jeremy Soule]
4. 8:25 The Dragonborn Comes — TES V: Skyrim
[Written by Jeremy Soule, cover by Malukah]
5. 11:22 Fall of the Magister — Trespasser DLC, Dragon Age: Inquisition
[Written by Raney Shockne, sung by Elizaveta Khripounova]
6. 14:18 The Nightingale — The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
[Composed by Percival]
7. 15:56 Back on the Path — The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
[Composed by Marcin Przybyłowicz
Forgotten Souls · Raphael Lake · Mark Greenwood · John Wheatley
Dark Country 5
℗ 2019 Extreme Music
Released on: 2019-08-01
Composer Lyricist: John Wheatley
Songwriter: John Wheatley
Composer Lyricist: Mark Greenwood
Songwriter: Mark Greenwood
Composer Lyricist: Raphael Lake
Songwriter: Raphael Lake
Random Footage Collected from a Rally and Special night with Vintage Trouble and the #TroubleMakers. Vibrations can truly make change and this video is living proof.
— Live-wired, straight-shootin, dirty-mouthd pelvis-pushin juke music featuring Ty Taylor, Nalle Colt, Rick Barrio Dill and Richard Danielson
Vintage Trouble is a sensational, soulful four-man band whose very essence screams out loud of the late 1950s to 1960s. Turned on by and tuned into the evolutionary period in music and life when there was a razor thin line between Rhythm
— Live-wired, straight-shootin, dirty-mouthd pelvis-pushin juke music featuring Ty Taylor, Nalle Colt, Rick Barrio Dill and Richard Danielson
Vintage Trouble is a sensational, soulful four-man band whose very essence screams out loud of the late 1950s to 1960s. Turned on by and tuned into the evolutionary period in music and life when there was a razor thin line between Rhythm