Rise (and Shine) of the Proletariat
from Earthling Priorities by Chris Christodoulou
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Chris Christodoulou Athens, Greece
Chris Christodoulou is a composer from Sparta, Greece. Currently located in Athens he is scoring video games and films, as well as writing "stand-alone" music.
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Mar 2022 -
Aug 2020 -
Sep 2013 -
Mar 2016
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Chris Christodoulou recommends:
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What You See Is Just A Lie
by Michalis TsantilasI cannot speak objectively about this album since my name is in the credits—but it's a damn good one!
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It is literally impossible for me to pick one favorite track from this game, all of the music is my favorite! However, if I did have to pick one, I'd pick First Steps. It's the perfect introduction to the grand journey that Celeste is and is really nostalgic to me, reminding me of when I first found Celeste Classic and discovered there was a much larger adventure with Madeline waiting for me at the peak of Celeste Mountain!
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Into the Breach Soundtrack
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Amazing music and perfect company for coding.
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Disasters for Piano
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