By Levc levcstudio.wixsite.com Other levc-egm SoundCloud LevcEGM YouTube Levc_EGM Twitter levc_egm Instagram.
Cover art by dizzims. dizzims Twitter.
Released 2/7/2020.
Duration: 3:03.

Listen on Bandcamp or YouTube.

Read artist commentary.

Tracks that reference Desynced Anthem:

From Fandom:

• Behind the Door by Levc
• Lunar Dance by Pascal van den Bos
• Happy Anthem by Levc
• Skanthem by Levc
• Desynsamba by Levc
• ASIMOV 3つの法律 (Lofi Beats to Engineer alone to) by Rainy
• Pugnae Pythonissam by Levc
• Desynced by Rainy
• Celestial Blaze by Pascal van den Bos
• Vantablack by Levc
• Arrival by Pascal van den Bos
• Embryonic by salex_r3kt
• Until My Blood Runs Dry by Witch's Cadence
• The Dirty Snake's Coup by Witch's Cadence
• Ballad of a Jack by Witch's Cadence
• Breakout by Witch's Cadence

Flashes & games that feature Desynced Anthem:

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Artist commentary:

Levc: (YouTube in-video commentary)

(0:00–0:26)

The First thing i send to the theme was this intro. And to me, its the most iconic part of the whole song.

also it has all the instruments all the song will use. i tried to do a BIG cinematic introduction that, resembles like.. entering this new universe!

(0:28–1:22)

Using a Chromatic progression i tried to go full on nostalgic for the theme.

like, you can take it like its in a really poetic way? of, seeing how beutifull the universe is. but its more nostalgic to fit the feel of the story.

how? whell, with a electric guitar and a flute its a good combo to get that feel. at least for me it does get that feel

(1:24–1:58)

This melody was originally intended for "Behind The Door"

i Named the piano improv file "anthem" because it had a really antehm-ish rythnm. but then they liked it and had the idea to make it the anthem of the comic.

im really glad they say that, this is one of my favorite melodies i have composed.

(2:00–2:28)

AND NOW, THE OBLIGATORY ELECTRIC GUITAR SOLO!!!!

The epic nature that we associate with that sound makes it have a more strong emotional power. like its a solo with a lot of soul you know?

(2:30–3:00)

And now, a mysterious outro that doesn't resolve.

Because it's just the beginning of something of something really excellent.