Composer Profile

Jeremy Soule

Jeremy Soule is an acclaimed American composer known for his significant contributions to video game music. Born on December 19, 1975, he gained prominence for his orchestral scores that enhance the emotional depth of games. Soule's notable works include the music for the "Elder Scrolls" series, particularly "Skyrim," and "Guild Wars." His ability to create immersive soundscapes has set a high standard in the industry. Early in his career, he composed the soundtrack for "Swords and Serpents," a title that showcased his talent for blending atmospheric melodies with gameplay. With a career spanning over two decades, Soule's music remains influential, earning him a dedicated fanbase and numerous awards, solidifying his legacy as a pioneer in video game composition.

72 Songs

Songs - Jeremy Soule (Page 2 of 2)

Super Nintendo

Opening Credits

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Opening Credits (2)

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Palace of Sacred Dog (Remix)

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Populated Gothica Town (Ivor Tower/Ebon Keep) - White Castle Town

From: Secret of Evermore

Sega Master System

Prison

From: Star Wars

Super Nintendo

Puppet Show

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Queen Bluegarden

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Quicksand Field

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Rat's Chamber (GS)

From: Secret of Evermore

Nintendo GameCube

Secret Cauldron

From: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Super Nintendo

Selection Screen

From: Secret of Evermore

Gameboy Advance

Shop

From: Harry Potter

Super Nintendo

The Great Pyramid

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

The Great Pyramid (2)

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

The Tinkerer

From: Secret of Evermore

Super Nintendo

Title Screen

From: Secret of Evermore

Nintendo

Title Screen

From: Swords and Serpents

Medleys

Unintended Quartet

From: Various Games

Atari Computers

Water

From: Enchanted Lands

DOS & Windows

West Freeport

From: EverQuest

DOS & Windows

World Map

From: TS Online