With the Zelda Symphony Of The Goddesses touring the world as we speak, it’s to no surprise that the superb music from the beloved Zelda series is getting some well-deserved attention lately. Composer, Sam Dillard, has just opened up a modest Kickstarter for his new project ‘Zelda Cinematica’ today and has already had pledged almost half of its goal of $5,000 in just a few hours.
Zelda Cinematica is a musical tribute to The Legend Of Zelda series re-imagined as a film score; the third in a line of similar albums following Metroid and Chrono Cinematica, the latter based on the hit RPG Chrono Trigger. The goal is to produce CDs and possibly vinyl albums with re-prints of Metroid and Chrono CDs as well if there is enough funding. Part of the Kickstarter reward tiers also allow backers to choose their favourite Zelda songs for guaranteed inclusion in the album.
You can back the impressive project here.
but can it live up to “terrible fate”?
Hey Darknova! Terrible Fate was a fantastic album, both Sam and Jason are great friends of mine and make awesome music. There is a place for both of them in my opinion :)
If Metroid Cinematica never got shut down, I guess this one is safe from a C&D letter, too.
Zelda Cinematica will be a fully licensed album! Sam is currently considering a number of labels to license with :)
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I want this to succeed, but I feel like it’ll get shot down.
Can you please learn the difference between “it’s” and “its?”