Pre-orders for both limited edition soundtracks are now available through Black Screen Records.

& amp amp amp amp lt a href=“ mce_href=“ & amp amp amp amp gt Shadowrun: Hong Kong Original Soundtrack by Jon Everist& amp amp amp amp lt /a& amp amp amp amp gt “I can say that games like Shadowrun and Final Fantasy III on SNES got me into making music, which is a trip to think that I’d be scoring the Shadowrun series 20 years later.” “I was first introduced to Shadowrun on Super Nintendo when I was 9 or 10 years old,” says Everist. Shadowrun: Dragonfall (2014) and Shadowrun: Hong Kong (2015) are two of the most recent entries in the series.īased in Seattle, composer Jon Everist has become highly-regarded for his work in the games industry. Since its debut as a tabletop roleplaying game, the Shadowrun world has been used as the setting for novels, a card game, and – most notably – eight video games, starting with the 1993 classic Shadowrun on the SNES.

The Shadowrun universe launched in the late ‘80s, blending high fantasy into a dark, cyberpunk setting. Shipping later this winter, Black Screen Records’ 180gram vinyl releases will feature the games’ scores in remastered form, with sleeve artwork by Joel DuQue and Jenn Ravenna. The next entries in Black Screen Records’ line of limited edition vinyl video game soundtracks will be composer Jon Everist’s acclaimed scores for Shadowrun: Hong Kong and Shadowrun: Dragonfall.

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