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Hey guys, Here is my remix of the Town Theme from Final Fantasy 5. Original song by Nobuo Uematsu. Enjoy!

Artist: Siamey
Title: Final Fantasy 5 Town Theme (Siamey Remix)
Year: 2005
Genre: Trance
Composer: Nobuo Uematsu

Hey everyone! I’d like to announce the release of my debut album “Going Away” on Protagonist Records.

Track listing:

1. Prologue
2. Menu
3. Valley of the Sea Breeze
4. Suspicion
5. Morning
6. Departure
7. Enter the Forest Lands
8. On the Move
9. So Much for Today
10. Travels
11. Into the Wild
12. Going Away
13. Smoke Spirit
14. Exit the Forest Lands
15. A Secret in the North
16. Strive
17. Polar Sky
18. Battery Life
19. Capital City Showdown
20. Oppression Mechanics
21. Time Loss
22. Credits
23. Reminiscence

Total time: 59:05

Going Away is a unique mix of orchestral and electronic instruments, arranged in sometimes unorthodox ways.
The concept behind the album is that it is the soundtrack to a game that I haven’t written.
It is very melody driven, so pop some dramamine and head on over to Protagonist!
Art by my pal Mike Cook and lettering by Sgx.

Digital Only - $7.99
Physical CDs (includes digital version)- $12.99 - Limited run of 20, so get them while they are hot!

Siamey - Going Away @ Protagnist Records

Check it out!
And check out the home page for some free tracks from the album!

Lately I’ve been using this site a alot, and it is really helpful for finding vocals and snippits to sample from etc etc. Check it out!

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Heres a remix I did for PRC 120 over at ocremix.org, and I won! cool!
So anyways, its a remix of a theme from FF6 and another one from FF8. Enjoy.

Artist: Siamey
Title: TimeShock
Year: 2008
Genre: Hip-Hop
Composer: Nobuo Uematsu
Comment: www.siamey.com

This is a different mix of Travels, less refined, more trancey.

Sorry, no source files for Reason this time, I can’t seem to find them. They are probably on a backup disc somewhere.

Artist: Siamey
Title: Travels (Quick Mix)
Year: 2004
Genre: Trance
Composer: Siamey
Comment: Copyright 2004 Siamey

This is a mix I did a while ago from start to finish in 1 hour for the People’s Remix Competition over at OCR, it got first place but hardly anyone submitted so whatever.

Nothing impressive, just a fun little tune from a game I’ve never played.

I imagine a teddy bear having a day out on the town, taking a nice stroll downtown, past all the nice shops, having a blast.

Artist: Siamey
Album: Teddy Boy
Title: Teddy’s Day Out
Year: 2007
Genre: Trance
Comment: PRC - 1 hour mix

Midis are transcribed by Siamey unless otherwise stated.

Also download from www.nonstop2k.com

Siamey’s Trance Midi Archive

A remix of “He’s a Pirate” by Klaus Badelt, from Pirates of the Caribbean.

This was started a long time before Disney decided to pay Tiesto to throw some beats onto a gated version of their song, so don’t think this version has anything to do with that.

Worked a while turning it from 3/4 to 4/4.

Enjoy!

Artist: Siamey vs PotC
Album: Pirates of the Caribbean
Title: Piracy
Year: 2007
Genre: Trance
Composer: Klaus Badelt
Comment: Remix of "He’s a Pirate" from

Dance Industries

Great place to get exposure, big community, lotsa great people!

Siamey @ OCR

My page at OCRemix, pretty sparse, but more to come soon!

Siamey @ Dance Industries

Great place to get exposure, big community, lotsa great people!

http://www.ctgmusic.com

CTG Music, which most people joke stands for Cute Trance Girls. Just another place to post music, and have it reviewed and all that good stuff. Big community, forums and charts etc etc…

Siamey @ CTG

My page at CTG, which most people joke stands for Cute Trance Girls.

http://www.vgmix.com

An alternative site to OCR, where they use a ratings system as quality control, in place of having judges.
Currently down due to people exploiting security holes, but when the rewrite is finished, VGMix3 will be awesome!

http://www.ocremix.org

“This website is dedicated to arranging video game music. Our mission is to prove that this music is not disposable or merely background, but is as intricate, innovative, and lasting as any other form.” - OCR

Truer words were never spoken, Amen djp.