Shift Happens OST

by Filippo Beck Peccoz - FBP

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	1.	Main Theme 03:04
	2.	Bounce Around 01:40
	3.	The Lab - Boiling Point 03:59
	4.	The Lab - Tunnel Vision 03:37
	5.	The Lab - In Vitro Groove 03:14
	6.	Elevator Muzak I 01:25
	7.	The Forest - Get Some Fresh Air 04:08
	8.	The Forest - Sunlight Delight 03:26
	9.	The Forest - Treetop Groove 03:37
	10.	Elevator Muzak II 00:52
	11.	The Canyon - Sunrise 03:57
	12.	The Canyon - Sundown 04:09
	13.	The Canyon - Cold Desert Groove 02:08
	14.	Elevator Muzak III 00:43
	15.	The Grotto - Shift's gone cold 03:54
	16.	The Grotto - Holy Grounds 03:36
	17.	The Grotto - Cave Echo Groove 02:24
	18.	United we Shift 00:47
	19.	Elevator Muzak IV 01:36
	20.	WINNING 00:25

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Here's the OST to Shift Happens, a crazy co-op title made by my Munich based friends Klonk Games (now Daedalic Bavaria), winner of two awards at the DCP (Deutscher Computerspielpreis)

Warning: song titles might include shift puns.
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We've had a lot of fun on this one because of the very different musical styles we've chosen for each separate world in the game. We have sounds ranging from only synth to singing bowls and baritone guitars! :D

Bound together by accident, the two characters Bismo and Plom can exchange their size and abilities at will. The world and its challenges revolve around this "shifting" mechanic, forcing the two players to work together (and occasionally stab each other in the back).

Together you explore the different themed stages, solve puzzles and fight over precious coins. Coordination and communication are key for a successful journey. Shift Happens is best enjoyed on a couch with a good friend and a pizza. We recommend using gamepads for maximum enjoyability™.

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released September 22, 2015

All tracks recorded, performed and produced by FBP.

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