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The Wreck: What I Had To Let Go

by Adrien Larouzee

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Wreck005 (Unused Door Scene Demo) 02:25
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Wreck001 (Unused Research) 02:13
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Wreck016 (Unused Phonecall Scene Demo) 01:24
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Wreck007 (Astrid Alternative Theme from The Vault) 04:33
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Crash_SD_alt (Crash Scene Sound Design Theme) 01:37
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Wreck015 (Unused Roof Scene Demo) 02:05
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The Roof (Release Party Live Version) 03:34
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Let's face it: I'm past the age where I make music to become rich and famous. Today, it's almost a form of self-therapy, a way of exploring new territories of the imagination and finding buried emotions. But also to understand and tame my creative processes.

Shortly after releasing the soundtrack from The Wreck, I went back into my archives to find the many ideas I'd discarded nearly 3 years ago. I'm convinced that the soundtrack is made up of the correct choices, but I thought it would be interesting to show what the leftovers sounded like.

Some of these productions didn't reflect the desired emotion for a given scene in the game, and others didn't generally correspond to the general direction of the soundtrack. And yet I still remember why, at the time, most of them seemed to work.

None of this is very polished, of course, I've stopped at intentions most of the time and I didn't want to alter anything after the facts. You'll maybe also see how this exercise allowed me to grow as a musician - where I started from. I hope you'll find it as interesting as I do, let’s imagine together what The Wreck OST could have been.

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released July 28, 2023

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Adrien Larouzee Paris, France

Adrien Larouzee is a synthesist and electronic music composer from Paris, specialized in emotive yet danceable tracks. After a decade with Apolline d’Ash and Somnial, he now starts a more personal project. Influenced by artists like Four Tet, Nils Frahm or Boards of Canada, he keeps experimenting by blending electronic music pillars with more traditional instruments and textured field recordings ... more

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