UNTITLED GOOSE GAME SOUNDTRACK FULL
Vist the ARIA website for the full list of award categories and more information. Claude Debussy is a legendary 20th Century French composer, famous for his symphonic sketches. The ceremony, however, will be broadcast live on the Nine Network and around the world on YouTube. The 2020 ARIA Awards will be taking place on Wednesday, 25th November 2020, at The Star, Sydney, on however, there will be no audience and no red carpet, in accordance with COVID-19 restrictions.
Golding’s soundtrack will be competing against soundtracks and scores from I Am Woman (Chelsea Cullen), A Boy Called Sailboat (Grigoryan Brothers), Mystery Road (Matteo Zingales & Antony Partos) and The Letdown (Sally Seltmann & Darren Seltmann). A masterful soundtrack and the perfect complement to becoming a horrible goose. The layered score moves with the action on-screen as if performed by a live pianist, rising and falling with each transgressive player action. Golding’s tinkling, silent-film piano gives the antics of the game’s rebellious goose a sense of Play School whimsy. Composed by Dan Golding, the soundtrack for the smash hit Melbourne-made video game is a work of moment-to-moment beauty. One such surprise was the nomination in the Original Soundtrack/Original Cast Album category for the soundtrack to Untitled Goose Game.
UNTITLED GOOSE GAME SOUNDTRACK UPDATE
Following the recent game update - where players can now manage two geese - the standard and Lovely Edition bundles. Unique Double Groove pressing, creating a random playback experience each time you listen, mimicking the dynamic, reactive nature of the in-game soundtrack. With today’s announcement of the 2020 ARIA Awards nominees, there were several curveball nominations thrown into the mix. In collaboration with Panic, Australian developers House House and Skybound Games, iam8bit have created exclusive Lovely Edition bundles for the indie success, as well as the official Untitled Goose Game Vinyl Soundtrack. The Untitled Goose Game vinyl soundtrack includes: Music by Dan Golding, adapted from Claude Debussy’s Prludes.
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