If you like my music, *you can buy my album on Bandcamp* : luishumanoide.bandcamp.com/album/music-from-the-clockwork-lands and you can make donations: ko-fi.com/luishumanoide Tracklist: 0:00 Adventures in the Clockwork Lands (2017) 6:03 The Bridge of Eldevior (2016) 10:12 A Ship in the Clouds (2016) 12:50 Clocker Neighborhood (2016) 16:28 The Great Port of the Air (2019) 22:30 Symphony of the Clockwork Lands - Part 1 (2018) 32:03 In the House of the Inventor (2019) 38:16 Friendship and Brotherhood (2020) 43:44 Symphony of the Clockwork Lands - Part 2: The Time of Winds (2020)
I am 50 years old, with an epic long white beard and a shave head. Serious steampunk freak (books, movies, songs). This collection is one of the most epic videos I have ever heard. Respect.
I gotta ask the same question as well - i've only ever found a few worth reading myself, and even then they aren't 100% steampunk. The sequels to the Mistborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson are pretty close, and there is Cinder Spires by Jim Butcher which is even closer, but other than that I am itching to find some good material. Please enlighten us!
@@joshuajustice7998 Boneshaker is a pretty good steampunk series. I like reading action, so I couldn't get through the first book. It reads like a mystery and intrigue type. But I'd recommend it to steampunk enjoyers
@@thefremddingeguy6058 First of all, if someones wants to have a research book on any kind of steampunk vibe, I recommend "QUANTUM STEAMPUNK: THE PHYSICS OF YESTERDAY'S TOMORROW by HALPERN YUNGER NICOLE. It is NOT a novel but as I wrote, a research book, dealing with the unification of Industrial Revolution/Steampunk with Thermodynamics and Quantum Mechanics. Now beyond that, I would also recommend BONESHAKER, but since I adore William Gibson, I would go for DIFFERENCE ENGINE. But no matter how cliche you might find it, I adored MORTAL ENGINES.
I’m building a world for a D&D campaign too. One continent is going to be undergoing an industrial revolution varying between the different city states. This music has definitely helped with my creative ideas.
For some reason I never listened to "A Ship in the Clouds" before. I was pleasantly suprised when I heard the main theme from "Symphony of the Clockwork Lands" :)
I put on this music while I was cleaning up and reorganizing my room, made it so much fun!! I felt like I was on an adventure- a little embarrassing, but I want you to know how much I appreciate these works!! Thank you!
You have no idea how much inspirational those songs are to me. I LOVE Steampunk, it's a fictional universe that most awake my curiosity and admiration. The clockworks, the steam, the rusty, the poetic yet technologic atmosphere full of secrets that is waiting to be discovered is just so wonderful and your songs captures this so well. I have a dream to write a book/series inside this universe theme
I only discovered your music last week, but I wanted to say from the bottom of my heart, "thank you." This is some of the most inspiring, beautiful, and unique music I think that I have ever heard. It truly transports the listener to that other place.
@@LuisHumanoide I've tried on two different web browsers to purchase your album at Bandcamp, but it keeps giving me an error: "We encountered a temporary problem. Please try again." I would really, really like to purchase this album, as I just ten minutes ago thought to check if it was available in your description section, and it was.
I'm in the early stages of writing a steam punk type story and I always listen to music as it helps me to write. This music has really helped me with the writing. Thanks for this awesome play list. :)
...the build up is stratospheric... what an incredible rich work... totally atmospheric... you never fail to deliver... this is incredible quality... love the changes in pace... you surely tell stories with your music ...excellent production and sound Maestro 🙏🌹
You truly are an amazing and inspired composer Luis, I look forward to your wonderful and magical pieces that bring a sense of hope and light during these hard times!
I love how this music captivates the very essence of a wondrous journey, with a pinch of age-appropriate aesthetics - a perfect harmony for any steampunk fantasy adventure! Btw, kudos for keeping the clockwork rythm, it's an extra mile you walked that makes for a true piece of art❤ Would love to hear such kind of a soundtrack in a movie
I searched for Steampunk music and found this. I am SO excited I found this. You have a new fan! Hopefully I'll write and publish stuff just as beautiful as yours. God Bless, James Excell
been listening all tracks here, during this I''ve created my own story step by step, super nice arrangements, nice choice of instruments.. pressing Like button here..
I've been using some of these pieces to "visualise" through music some of the settings and characters in my homebrew D&D campaign since we started two months ago, and have fallen in love with just listening to them while prepping for my sessions. You are a magnificent composer, and I really wish more people can discover your music so it can receive the attention it deserves
Ive been hearing this since 2020 when I had to study. Got me through math, physics and now it's helping with my chemistry degree. I just feel like I'm doing alchemy instead when I hear this
If you have made this, this is beyond incredible. I thought I was listening to some Harry Potter level soundtrack. I'm blown away. If you aren't being paid in the industry right now shame on the industry.
A fantastic achievement Luis! Every section is a piece of art by itself. I'm glad we have composers like you who offer some distraction in tense times. Congratulations with this release ;-)
I just subscribed. I really love this music. I'm listening to it right now as I come up with my own Steampunk/Renaissance/Fantasy campaign. It really helps. What threw met over here was actually another video by "The Spirit of Orchestral Music" called "Steampunk Music Compilation | CLOCKWORK LANDS | 1-Hour Mix". Seriously, Luis, this stuff is great. My favorite is "Symphony of the Clockwork Lands".
I am currently writing my own D&D campaign, and this music is wonderful to listen to while I'm coming up with characters, towns, bad guys, and a smorgasbord of other things. Very amazing playlist, and perfect for my world built on magical tinkering and engineering.
A truly imaginative and original talent. I really enjoyed your music and wish all the best for the future. Reminds me of classical composer Berlioz and hope to hear more from you. The film composer Michael Giacchino started out composing game music and went on to compose scores for blockbusters like Star Trek and Jurassic World. I hope some one notices your talent and gives you the chance to move on to bigger opportunities. Good luck Luis.
I'm just glad to know that real music is still being composed. High music instead of the quick fact food styled pop that brings no joy or inspiration. Your music does not cater to the lowest common denominator, but instead to those who aspire, think, and imagine better things.
@@LuisHumanoide I have finished my novel. Just as I started it with your music as the fuel to my inspiration, I ended it with the first song of yours I ever heard, "In The House of the Inventor." Happy new years and thank you.
Luis, I found your work via Freesound and the sound FX you uploaded there. You had a unique interesting sound I wanted to see what else you've composed but this is far more spectacular than what I would have thought and expected! This is amazing and beautiful, I will definitely be using at my D&D table :-) Many thanks for composing and sharing this!
I love this music I'm making a magic steampunk book I try to get inspired by steampunk music play list and why that music duse take me to my steampunk world when i hear this music and close my eyes I'm ther I can see the sky fish I can see the ships over my head this music is amazing the way you captured it in a bottle like this ohh gosh and over tone when I hear that it makes get goose bumps I can totly see a dramatic see with a sky ship talking flite for the first time
Your music is moving and inspiring! Perfect and befitting to continue writing my steampunk/fantasy story ^.^ Young and clumsy but talented inventor Sylus and the great inventor James Michanagan heading out on a long journey to save someone dear ...
WOW WHAT A WHOLE MASTERPIECE 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟...yes 6 stars... cause 5 are not enough... Those themes are so very YOU Maestro!! As dreamy and fantastic as ever... you instantly transport us to your world... your melodies are exquisite... the arrangement is divine... you grab our attention and keep it alive... a fine treat for our imagination... grand things await you 🌠🙏🌹
great music, just started to listen to it, it is really inspiring during my work day, it really helps me relax during stressful times. it sounds so majestic and epic. hope to hear more from you of this in the future.
Wow! Okay, I've been listening to this for a while now and I just realized this wasn't from an actual show or movie! 😲👏 Well done! I could see it fitting a steampunk land. It's got my imagination going! Thank you for sharing your music with us!
Hello! I just wanted to say that today even though I had no motivation, I stay focused on my work and had a nice talk with my colleague with your music on my ears, so thank you very much! I love your works!
I love so much your orchestrations for steampunk or star wars orchestral music, you have all skills that can exist in orchestral music I learn a lot from you, thanks for all this love, I have such a place for your music in my heart. Luis Humanoide ! Have a long life !
Personally, I adore all music of yours, but the one that gathered my attention had to be 'The Great Port of The Air'. Absolutely brilliant. Keep it up.
Just want to say thanks for such a inredible collection! i could float, imagine my self on the war, fly on that balloons... thanks for this experience!
Fantastic score, Luis !! Wow, I'm so impressed by your talent which is so underrated. You deserve so much more recognition for your stunning work. I loved the symphony at about 22:00 among others, of course. Thanks for the wonderful journey ! :)
I am thankful that you cultivated your gifts and are sharing them with us. At times your music moves me to tears of joy as does Sibelius' "Finlandia" and Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." Other times I am inspired to action and I take on paperwork with focus and enthusiasm. Namaste.
