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Gavin Dunne
Gavin Dunne, better known as Miracle of Sound

Gavin Dunne, better known as Miracle of Sound
Groundwork data
Birth name Gavin Dunne
Born (1980-05-06) May six, 1980 (age 41)
Cork, Ireland
Origin Ireland
Genres
  • Video game music
  • rock
  • popular
  • electronic rock
  • hard rock
  • heavy metal
  • Alternative rock
  • dubstep
  • jazz
  • doo-wop
Years agile 2010–nowadays
Associated acts
  • Karliene
  • Sharm
  • JT Music
  • Dan Balderdash
  • Aviators
  • TryHardNinja
Website www.miracleofsound.rocks
YouTube information
Channel
  • miracleofsound
Years active 2007–present
Genre Music
Subscribers 709 thou[1]
Total views 424 million[1]

Creator Awards

YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100,000 subscribers
Updated: November xx, 2021

Gavin Dunne (born May 6, 1980), ameliorate known by the proper name of his music project "Miracle of Sound", is an Irish indie musician known for his music inspired past video games, films, and TV shows.[2] While not widely known in his home country of Republic of ireland, his music is very pop with the online gaming community, and he has been described every bit Ireland'southward most successful indie musician.[3] [four] [five] Miracle of Sound is by and large a 1-human being-ring, though Dunne occasionally collaborates with other musicians and singers. His songs vary widely in genre, typically using a genre that best fits the song's subject area; these accept included stone, pop, electronic rock, hard rock, heavy metal, culling rock, tribal music, dubstep, jazz, and fifty-fifty doo-wop.[2]

History [edit]

Early on life and origins of Miracle of Sound [edit]

Dunne is the son of late Irish poet Seán Dunne and is from Cork, Republic of ireland.[4] [six] Before starting Miracle of Sound, Dunne spent 15 years playing in various groups.[7]

Every bit part of his previous ring, Lotus Lullaby, he and his bandmates competed in and won the Bank of Ireland National Pupil Music Awards in 2006,[8] [9] also as the Murphy's Battle of the Bands before the same yr.[10]

After the suspension-up of Lotus Lullaby, Dunne became inspired by the video games he was playing and wrote several songs based on his favourite games, intended on carrying the atmosphere of the game or the mood of the characters.[7] [eleven] He began with the song "Gordon Freeman Saved My Life",[eleven] [12] based on the grapheme from the Half-Life franchise. The vocal amassed 15,000 views in one nighttime on YouTube, something Dunne had struggled to practice for years.[xi] He continued with "The Ballad of Clay Carmine", which had another positive reception, and Dunne realised that he had found a significant niche audience and he connected to write songs based on video games.[three] [7] [11]

One of these early songs, "Commander Shepard", based on the character from the Mass Effect series of the same name, went viral and eventually amassed millions of views, leading to a rapid ascension in popularity for the musician.[3] [11] [13]

Coordination with game developers [edit]

Following his success with "Commander Shepard", Dunne eventually met with the marketing team from BioWare, the creative team behind the Mass Event series, while he was at gamescom in Frg in August 2011.[11] There he released some other Mass Result song, "Normandy", based on the catastrophe of Mass Effect 2.[14] [13] Analogous with BioWare, Dunne became involved in the marketing campaign for the next game in the serial, Mass Effect three. Both vocalism actors for the male and the female Commander Shepard in the Mass Result series (Mark Meer and Jennifer Hale, respectively) performed dramatic readings of parts of the song "Commander Shepard" before the release of the Mass Event 3, to raise publicity.[15] [16] BioWare subsequently sent Dunne accelerate footage for employ in making a song and accompanying music video based on Mass Effect 3, so that his release of "Take it Back" could coincide with the game's launch.[3] A line from his song "Commander Shepard" was also referenced in Mass Consequence 3, with a character telling the actor to "fight like a Krogan."[17] Dunne later made two additional songs based on the game; "Crucible" and "Kalros".[18] [nineteen]

Some of his songs accept also been used within videogames. His song based on the indie CRPG Wasteland 2, titled "Cries of a Dead World" was included in the game itself, being used for the end credits.[20] One of Phenomenon of Audio's earliest songs, "Gordon Freeman Saved My Life", was later on included as a playable vocal in the game Rock Band.[21] His song "Keepers", in collaboration with Marcin Przybyłowicz, was written for the game Vii: The Days Long Gone and is the official theme vocal of the isometric RPG,[22] and was used in the game'south trailer.[23]

Music and reception past critics [edit]

In traditional video game style, his albums are named in increasing levels – Level 1, Level 2 and then on. However, he has too released 2 other non-gaming-related albums. His instrumental album chosen Vistas had a mixed reception, receiving 3.5 out of 5 stars from Nick Mongiardo of Sputnik Music who said "Vistas has some issues with pacing and contains some jarring shifts in style, but anyone who enjoys chilled out instrumental music will love this."[24] His seventh anthology, Metal Upwardly, a heavy metal compilation with some songs based on Irish folklore, topped the iTunes Metal chart for 2 days following its release in early 2015.[25] Metal Up was described as mix of classic rock, difficult stone, and metal, and was praised by Firstherd for its Celtic influences in some songs which were "very original when placed in a metallic framework".[26] The album was too given a 5 out of v score by Rock Review.[27]

Presently before the Wasteland 2 Director'southward Cut re-release in 2015, Dunne released a parody of the Dire Straits song "Money for Zilch", titled "I want my RPG". The lyrics of the song criticise modern free to play games, microtransactions and downloadable content and limited the desire for more than games of the old CRPG style.[28] He did not include the vocal on whatsoever anthology, saying on Twitter that "Information technology's a parody of someone else's song. Wouldn't feel right to monetise information technology."[29] Dunne has also used his music to criticise quick time events in his Resident Evil half-dozen song "Wigglesticks".[thirty] It has been suggested that other indie games on limited budgets could improve the quality of their music by employing indie musicians such as Miracle of Audio.[31]

Many of his songs have received very positive reviews, such as his doo-wop song "Going Nuclear", based on the and then-upcoming game Fallout iv, which drew praise from video game journalists for matching the tone and way of the game's aesthetic very well.[32] [33] His song "The Lucky Ones" was considered unique by existence written from the signal of view of the background characters, rather than the role player characters of Tom Clancy's The Division.[34] [35] He has written two songs about the Uncharted franchise "Keep Drifting" and "Here we go Once more", inspired by the primary graphic symbol'south sense of take chances and being a drifter at heart.[36] Nerdist reviewed his song "Get the Gang Back", based on the pop Blizzard game Overwatch, and chosen it "an incredibly catchy tune" with the lyrics "mirroring the game'south relentlessly positive outlook".[37]

In tardily 2016, he released "Pawns of State of war", a Battlefield 1 inspired vocal where Dunne's goal was to fuse the experience of the game's soundtrack with old military marching tunes, creating a composition that focuses on soldiers doomed to be forgotten after being thrown into the "meat grinder" of WWI.[38]

Collaborative works [edit]

Dunne generally works alone, performing or electronically creating all of the instrument tracks for his music and layering the result to create a single rail.[11] He provides about of the vocals for his songs himself, plays guitar, bass and keyboard, and tin can utilize electronic programs for drums and many other instruments, including orchestral pieces. Withal, he has collaborated with other artists at times for vocals or other instruments that he cannot play or create electronically.[eleven]

He has worked with several guest vocalists; with Malukah on the song "Legends of the Frost",[39] with Irish singer Ailín Kennedy on "Lady of Worlds",[xl] with YouTuber Sharm on "Fires Fade",[41] [42] [43] "Mother of Flame",[44] and "Machine Heart",[45] with Lorna Dollery on "Dream of the Sky", "Dream of Goodbye", and "Evacuate",[46] [47] [48] and with vocalist Karliene on songs such as "Rise",[49] "Lilac and Violet",[50] [51] and "My Odyssey".[52]

He has been featured in the songs of several other artists, including Dan Bull's "Metro: Final Light Rap", "Overwatch Rap", and "Terminal Guardian Rap", TryHardNinjas' "Calling All Ghosts", 331Erock's "Deadpool Meets Metal", as well as JT Machinimas' "Let Your Soul Walk Free" and "Shepherd of this Flock".[ citation needed ]

He also had guest musicians Jack O'Rourke (pianoforte) and Gary Baus (saxophone) perform for his jazz song "Sweet 50.A.",[eleven] [53] and guest musician Gwen Boyle (violin) on "Dream of the Heaven".[46] For his album Metal Upwardly he had two guest musicians, 331Erock and Dave Divilly, who provided guitar solos for "I am Alive" and "Become Your Metallic On", respectively.[25]

From November 2014 to September 2019, Dunne joined video game critic Jim Sterling and gaming journalist Laura Kate Dale (Laura K Buzz on social media) on a weekly podcast, the Podquisition, which primarily discussed video game and pop culture related news. He left the show later episode 250, citing being blocked on Twitter by unnamed figures in the videogame industry who had been criticized by Sterling and/or Dale on the podcast.[54]

In late May 2018, Gavin was featured as a guest artist on the Dark Souls-inspired titular track "Permit There Be Fire" from the album of the aforementioned proper name by Florida-based musician Aviators.[55] [56] In late June 2019, Aviators featured equally a invitee artists on the Bloodborne-inspired track "A K Eyes".[57] [58]

Sale and distribution of music [edit]

From 2011 until February 2015, Dunne released new music videos on The Escapist (an online video gaming website) every two to four weeks, in addition to releasing them on his YouTube channel.[13] [59]

Views on YouTube for Dunne have continued to grow, with effectually 4 million YouTube views per month, and with total views of over 254 one thousand thousand equally of July 2019.[60] [61] He makes the majority of his income with sales of his songs and albums on Bandcamp and iTunes, as well as monetisation of his YouTube videos.[iii] [4] He has taken an unusual approach to piracy, and has said that he is fine with people pirating his music if they are poor or broke, and encourages them to tell their friends virtually him, credit him if they use his music, and buy information technology when they can.[25] [62] [63]

In late 2013, multiple copyright strikes were issued past YouTube against Dunne'due south videos for employ of his own music, as well as against other users who had used his music in their videos with permission. All of the strikes were initiated by INDMUSIC, on behalf of TuneCore, the visitor that distributed Phenomenon of Sound's songs at the time. Though the incident was resolved successfully, Dunne commented that although TuneCore was trying to help artists, their efforts did more damage than good and that he depends on let's plays and gaming videos to spread and popularise his music by word of oral fissure.[64]

Discography [edit]

Albums and songs [edit]

  • 2011 — Level one [2]
No. Title Length
ane. "The New Blackness Gold" 04:51
2. "Sovngarde Song" 05:34
iii. "Commander Shepard" 03:28
four. "Large Ten" 02:46
5. "Sweet Fifty.A." 04:04
6. "Wheatley's Song" 03:35
7. "Redemption Dejection" 04:06
8. "Age of the Dragon" 03:57
ix. "Little Sis" 04:43
10. "Mining All Day Long" 03:09
11. "The Mind of the Bat" 03:48
12. "Normandy" 05:00
thirteen. "The Dead Don't Shuffle (They Run)" 03:58
14. "Wasteland Soul" 04:30
15. "Brothers of the Creed" 04:11
16. "Beauty Bleak" 04:00
17. "I Suck at Telephone call of Duty" 03:34
xviii. "Necromorph Soup" 02:xl
xix. "Gordon Freeman Saved My Life" 03:39
20. "She Gonna Teach Ya (How to Rock Due north Roll)" 03:19
21. "Santiago's Lament" 03:49
22. "Zombie Holiday" 03:ten
23. "Bye Black Ops" 03:18
24. "Knuckles, You Used to Exist Absurd" 04:37
25. "Burn down in Your Hole" 03:31
26. "Comin' For Your Tank" 03:31
27. "Thunder's Theme – Full Version" 02:13
28. "The Grind" 03:23
29. "Mortal Kombat Party" 03:23
xxx. "2d Chance Song" 03:41
31. "Trip to Vegas" 02:36
32. "The Ballad of Clay Scarlet" 04:29
33. "Thunder Mount" 01:47
Total length: 2:02:20
  • 2012 — Level 2 [2]
No. Title Length
i. "Take It Back – Extended Cutting" 04:28
two. "Nord Mead" 03:10
3. "Joker'south Vocal" 03:34
four. "Shadows in the Moonlight" 04:00
5. "Shooter Guy" 04:27
6. "Legends of the Frost ft. Malukah" 02:45
7. "Life in Bullet Time" 04:forty
viii. "Crucible" 03:33
9. "Silver and Steel" 03:05
x. "Dna" 03:38
11. "Keep Drifting" 04:11
12. "Requite Them Hell" 02:21
xiii. "You Died" 03:03
14. "Kalros" 03:32
15. "Khajiit Like to Sneak" 03:16
16. "Binary Divide" 04:twenty
17. "Survivorcraft Theme" 01:06
eighteen. "Back in Time" 03:07
Total length: i:02:sixteen
  • 2013 — Level iii [65]
No. Title Length
1. "City of Night" 04:01
2. "Breaking Down the Borders" 02:47
3. "Rise" 03:48
iv. "Dream of the Sky" 06:25
five. "Reclaimer" 03:43
half-dozen. "Halfman'southward Song" 03:16
7. "Calamity" 04:01
eight. "The Savage Side of Me" 03:52
9. "The Best I Tin can" 04:08
ten. "Distant Laurels" 03:54
11. "Motor Girl" 02:36
12. "His Male parent's Son" 03:27
13. "Wigglesticks" 00:44
xiv. "The Phone call of Duty Circus" 03:07
15. "Blood of the Creed" 02:01
xvi. "The Spy Who Survived" 03:36
17. "Doorfighter" 01:03
18. "Hell in the Headspace" 03:33
19. "Roll Out" 03:58
20. "Hengsha" 02:43
Total length: 1:06:43
  • 2013 — Level iv [65]
No. Title Length
1. "The Shell" 03:46
2. "Beneath the Black Flag" 02:forty
3. "The Call" 04:17
4. "Forever Blue" 04:13
5. "Higher Tonight" 03:23
6. "Kickback" 03:53
vii. "Digital Shadow" 03:49
viii. "The Day the Earth Died" 03:51
9. "Drive" 03:23
10. "Rampage" 02:47
11. "Hard Cash" 04:eleven
12. "Cries of a Expressionless World" 02:39
13. "My Iron Skin" 03:21
14. "The Best of Us" 06:09
15. "Hammers in My Head" 03:sixteen
16. "Nameless" 03:00
17. "Niko It'south Your Cousin" 03:nineteen
18. "Co-Optional" 01:34
nineteen. "The New Black Gold 2013" 04:39
Total length: one:08:10
  • 2014 — Level 5 [ii]
No. Title Length
i. "Welcome Habitation" 03:57
2. "Wake the White Wolf" 03:46
3. "Amnesia" 05:11
iv. "My Revolution" 04:15
5. "All equally I" 05:18
6. "A Dog'southward Life" 03:58
seven. "Cataclysm" 04:57
eight. "Messing with the Best" 03:28
ix. "Perseverance" 02:58
ten. "Uncivil War" 01:40
11. "Dream of Goodbye" 05:21
12. "Every Time Y'all Wait Around" 04:08
13. "Shadow of the Ash (Hard Phonation)" 04:08
14. "Fires Far" 05:03
15. "Jet Black Wearing apparel" 03:41
16. "Exhale" 03:01
17. "Into the Heed" 04:31
18. "Fistful of Concrete" 04:01
19. "Call of Home" 05:32
20. "Resistance" 04:53
21. "When Winter Comes" 04:12
22. "Car" 02:22
23. "Man and Machine" 04:01
24. "The Strut" 02:55
25. "Ploughing a Troll" 02:10
26. "Voice of a New Age" 02:44
27. "Cries of a Expressionless Earth (Wasteland 2 Credits version)" 02:51
28. "Digital Shadow" 03:49
29. "Shadow of the Ash (Soft Vox)" 04:06
xxx. "Wake the White Wolf (Metal Version)" 03:46
Total length: 1:56:thirteen
  • 2014 — Vistas [24]
No. Championship Length
one. "38th Street" 02:48
2. "4am" 02:40
3. "Hitoshio" 02:16
4. "Electric Heaven" 01:54
5. "Manhattan Midnight" 02:29
6. "Cosmic Slum" 02:48
7. "Gougane Barra" 02:07
eight. "Downtime" 02:34
nine. "Kakolukia" 02:59
x. "Lover Rock" 02:33
eleven. "Sunny Day Part 1" 01:58
12. "Sunny Day Part 2" 01:57
13. "Nimbus" 01:55
fourteen. "Body of water Hotel" 03:26
xv. "The Call (Instrumental Version)" 04:17
Total length: 38:41
  • 2015 — Metal Up [25] [26] [27]
No. Title Length
1. "Sirona" 05:39
2. "I Am Alive ft. 331Erock" 04:18
iii. "Next Empty Folio" 03.41
iv. "Convalescence" 05:25
5. "Celebrate and Rejoice" 04:xviii
6. "Coercion" 04:53
7. "Gráinne Mhaol, Queen of Pirates" 03:05
8. "Become Your Metallic On" 02:37
nine. "Spin the Venn Wheels" 05:54
10. "Into the Nothing" 03:48
11. "Mother Earth" xi:44
Total length: 55:17
  • 2015 — Level 6 [66]
No. Title Length
1. "Don't Say a Word" 03:38
ii. "London Boondocks" 03:58
3. "Lady of Worlds" 04:52
four. "Road Rage" 03:49
five. "Stay past My Side" 03:55
half-dozen. "Going Nuclear" 01:59
7. "Friends" 03:48
viii. "I Am the Night" 03:38
9. "Evacuate" 03:49
10. "My Falling star" 04:16
11. "Paleblood Moon" 04:thirty
12. "Friends to Foes" 04:54
13. "Metasonic" 04:31
xiv. "I Am Pudge" 02:54
15. "Hard Cash 2015" 04:11
Total length: 58:42
  • 2016 — Level seven [67] [68]
No. Title Length
1. "The Natural Heart" 03:56
2. "The Path" 04:01
three. "Get The Gang Dorsum" 03:15
4. "The Man Who Rocked The World" 04:27
5. "Skellige Winds" 02:29
six. "Hell to Pay" 03:17
7. "Pawns of War" 02:36
8. "Fires Fade" 05:58
9. "Clockworks" 04:22
10. "Some Things Never Change" 05:x
xi. "Edge of the World" 04:21
12. "The Lucky Ones" 03:59
13. "Mother of Flame" 03:59
14. "Jet Fuel Centre" 03:01
fifteen. "Forever Flame" 04:11
16. "Kana" 03:01
17. "Numbers" 02:55
eighteen. "Ditto" 04:48
19. "Here We Go Again" 03:34
xx. "Sovngarde Vocal 2016" 05:58
21. "Fires Fade (Male Version)" 05:54
Total length: 1:25:12
  • 2017 — Level 8 [69]
No. Title Length
i. "The Great Unknown" 05:09
2. "Keepers (feat. Marcin Przybyłowicz)" 03:xx
3. "The Moment (feat. Karliene)" 03:53
iv. "Upside Down" 04:10
v. "When The Wolves Cry Out" 04:17
6. "Into The Wild" 03:55
7. "Forcefulness of Nature (feat. Sarah Murray)" 04:05
8. "Replica" 04:19
9. "Hallowed Land" 03:29
10. "No One (feat. Karliene)" 03:27
11. "Welcome to the Family unit" 02:54
12. "Intermission of Dawn" 03:53
13. "We Are War" 03:39
14. "Revolution Spark" 03:52
15. "Another Circular of Gwent" 01:19
xvi. "Mother Earth 2017" 11:43
Full length: i:07:24
  • 2018 — Level ix [lxx]
No. Title Length
1. "My Odyssey" 04:11
2. "When I Swing Past" 03:12
three. "Ode To Fury" 03:37
4. "Ascension" 07:02
five. "Setting Sunday" 04:34
6. "Deep Blueish" 04:00
7. "The Death of Rock 'N' Roll" 04:53
8. "Starting Over" 02:41
9. "Savior's Seed" 02:59
10. "Machine Hearts" 05:41
eleven. "A Male parent's Arms" 05:25
12. "Embers Ascension" 05:09
13. "Dream Again" 04:44
14. "Giants Fall" 03:24
fifteen. "Place In Nature" 03:03
xvi. "London'southward Encarmine Cry" 02:32
17. "Redemption Blues 2018" 04:25
Total length: 1:eleven:32
  • 2019 — Level x [71]
No. Title Length
1. "City Of Dreams" 04:fifteen
two. "Neon Blood-red" 04:02
3. "Rebirth" 05:09
4. "Only Us (ft. Karliene)" 04:23
five. "Show Your Manner" 04:ten
half-dozen. "A G Eyes (ft. Aviators)" 05:04
7. "Payday" 04:26
8. "Never Solitary" 04:17
ix. "Back To The Start" 03:29
10. "Open up Air" 05:59
eleven. "Mojave Song" 08:18
12. "Neon Red (Instrumental Remix)" 03:39
Total length: 57:11
  • 2020 — Level 11 [72]
No. Title Length
one. "Across These Walls" 04:thirteen
two. "Valhalla Calling" 03:42
3. "When Honor Dies" 05:57
iv. "City Of Dark 2020" 04:00
5. "Lilac And Violet (ft. Karliene)" 04:35
half-dozen. "Big Guts And Bigger Guns" 03:53
7. "Liquid Nights And Disco Lights" 04:31
8. "Through Life And Loss (ft. Sharm)" 05:41
ix. "When Forever Comes (ft. Sharm)" 04:35
10. "Rest Your Caput" 03:12
eleven. "The Tale Of Cú Chulainn" 08:44
12. "A Long Year" 02:59
Total length: 56:02

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External links [edit]

  • Official BandCamp
  • Official Facebook
  • Official YouTube Channel
  • Phenomenon Of Audio on The Escapist Magazine

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_of_Sound

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