Falling from the Sky is a dramatic synth wave conclusion to the interstellar saga. Punchy drums, synths and an orchestra. The classic sound of space adventure.

The crew of the Explorer prepare for landing. Entering the atmosphere, warning sirens wail throughout the ship. The last signal received by mission control, a garbled distress call.

The New Dawn is an orchestral track which grows from dim silence to the bright awe of the sun. Developing motifs and melody with a synth wave bass.

On the dark side of the new world, the explorer witness a breathtaking sight: Sunrise! The crew are the first humans to see the rise of the purple sun. Daybreak over their new home.

Revival is a track of developing and engaging productivity. It’s a fusion of synth wave and orchestra and feels a bit Space: 1999.

The explorer enters orbit of the new world. The ships computer awakens the crew from Hypersleep. Once revived, they start planning the next phase of the mission: Planetfall…

Hypersleep is an ambient prelude to what will unfold. More shades of 2001 and a spooky nod to Interstellar resonate throughout. An uneasy calm before the action.

Hurtling through space at relativistic speed, the crew of the explorer are oblivious. Hypersleep suspends the body in an ethereal stasis. Ageless, timeless, thoughtless. Their impending arrival at the new star looms before them…

The infinity of space, where not even time is a constant. The explorer travels near the speed of light to a new star. In orbit, a new planet that could contain a new Earth…

This is an orchestral electronica intro. Shades of 2001 and Star Trek abound in this tribute to epic sci-fi soundtracks.