Veröffentlichung Assassin's Creed 4 Freedom Cry von Olivier Deriviere

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Olivier Deriviere, der französische Komponist von Alone In The Dark, Remember Me und Of Orcs and Men hat die Musik für den Assassin's Creed 4 DLC "Freedom Cry" geschrieben.

 

Samples klingen toll

https://soundcloud.com/olivier-deriviere/sets/assassins-creed-iv-freedom-cry

 

Soundtrack wird zum Release vom DLC digital erhältlich sein.

 

 

Freedom Cry – Nine single-player missions with a self-contained story focusing on Edward’s quartermaster Adewale. Adewale escaped the bonds of slavery at a young age and sought a life of his own on the Jackdaw, serving under Edward Kenway. Taking place 15 years after joining the Jackdaw’s crew, Freedom Cry sees Adewale going on his own adventure when he finds himself shipwrecked in Saint-Domingue without his crew or weapons.

Performed by the Brussels Philharmonic recorded at Galaxy Studios (Belgium) by Patrick Lemmens and La Troupe Makandal recorded at Avatar Studios NYC by Silas Brown.

 

Composed and Orchestrated by Olivier Deriviere
Additional Orchestration and Music Preparation by Kareem Roustom

Traditional Songs performed by La Troupe Makandal
Music Contractor and Musicologist Lois Wilcken
Drummers Marc Etienne, Morgan Zwerlein, Andres Nieves, Steve Deats
Lead Singer Monvelyno Alexis
Choir Jocelyn Gay, Sandra Bidon, Marc Etienne, Morgan Zwerlein, Andres Nieves, Steve Deats, Marie Arthur Pierre, Kerline Isma, Makini Armand

Recorded at Avatar Studios NYC and Mixed by Silas Brown

The Brussels Philharmonic
Conducted by Arturo Rodriguez
Recorded at Galaxy Studios (Belgium) by Patrick Lemmens
Mixed by Stephane Reichart

Music Editor Jerome Malaize
Assistant Music Editor Adrian Benyamina

Mastered by Silas Brown at LegacySound

Produced by Olivier Deriviere
Executive Producer Marion Deriviere

Thanks to Ubisoft, Pierre Leroux, Aurelien Baguerre, Christian Pacaud, Nicolas Despots-Allaire, Galaxy Studios, Rahel Feidler, Tobias Hess, Jean-Pierre Le Glaunec

Very special thanks to Iwan De Kuijper

In Memory of Augustin Frisner