Offworld Trading Company

Album Description

Christopher Tin, renowned for his Grammy-winning classical crossover album "Calling All Dawns" and his captivating video game scores, presents an immersive sonic experience with "Offworld Trading Company (Original Soundtrack)." Released on April 28, 2016, under Universal Music Classics, this choral masterpiece serves as the official soundtrack to the strategic business simulation game "Offworld Trading Company."

The album, spanning 30 tracks and a duration of 1 hour and 16 minutes, is a fusion of orchestral instrumentals, piano, and synthesizers, creating a retro-futuristic atmosphere that perfectly complements the game's setting on Mars. Tin's compositional prowess shines through in tracks like "Red Planet Nocturne," "Welcome To Mars," and "Sad Robot Lament," each offering a unique blend of emotional depth and rhythmic intensity.

"Offworld Trading Company (Original Soundtrack)" is not just a collection of background music; it is an integral part of the gaming experience, enhancing the strategic and competitive elements of the game. The score's dynamic range, from the intense "Trade War" to the serene "Sunrise On Mars," mirrors the high-stakes business battles and the tranquil moments of reflection that players encounter in the game.

Christopher Tin's ability to blend various musical elements seamlessly makes this soundtrack a standout piece in his discography. Whether you're a fan of video game music, classical compositions, or simply appreciate well-crafted musical scores, this album offers a rich and engaging listening experience.

28 april 2016

℗ 2016 Tin Works Publishing, LLC, under exclusive license to UMG Recordings, Inc.

About Christopher Tin

Christopher Tin is a Grammy-winning composer whose music transcends boundaries, blending orchestral and choral traditions with global musical influences. Born in California to immigrant parents from Hong Kong, Tin's journey has taken him from Stanford University to the prestigious stages of the Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House, and Carnegie Hall. His breakthrough came with "Baba Yetu," the first video game soundtrack to win a Grammy, from the game Civilization IV. This piece, along with his multilingual album "Calling All Dawns," showcases his unique ability to weave together diverse musical languages into a cohesive and captivating sound. Tin's work spans film, television, video games, and opera, including a new ending for Puccini's "Turandot." His latest album, "To Shiver The Sky," is a testament to his ongoing innovation and musical exploration. With a career that seamlessly bridges the concert hall and media worlds, Christopher Tin continues to inspire and captivate audiences globally.