Clocks... The Soundtrack!

Clocks... The Soundtrack! - OST Composing Jam #6 Submission

A soundtrack for an imaginary wacky (and legally questionable) adventure of the Time Anomaly Preventers, T.A.P. for short. A group of special agents curated not only by their skills, and intelligence but also their genetic abnormalities that allow them to endure the influence of "Timey Thing(tm)" wristwatches which speeds up the users' physical and mental capabilities to the extent of perceiving a millisecond to be relatively as long as a normal second!

As our protagonist, named "Main Character", a 17-year-old Japanese boy woke up to a call briefing him to investigate an irregular time shift in Italy. One thought popped into his mind, "Guess I'll be late to math class today." 

...I didn't think this through, deal with it.

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Genre: Electronic, Breakcore, Jazz, whatever this is honestly idk

Made using Ableton Live 10

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My imaginary game is something abstract with a lot of mixed art styles, so imagine Killer7 with a plot about time. Here are short descriptions for each track to how I imagine them in the game.

1.) ITS TIMING TIME - Intended to be the menu theme. Setting up the weird vibe and not-so-incomprehensible nature of the game. Coupled with the worst track name ever seen.

2.) Snoozing Isn't Allowed - For when our MC wakes up to the call. Thus, he isn't allowed to snooze since he had to take the call. Runs all the way through the mission briefing.

3.) Sick Beat For Slaying Time Anomalies - Self-explanatory.

4.) Alarm Clock Type Beat - Also self-explanatory but makes less sense than the aforementioned track.

5.) The Part Where It's Serious - After slaying and doing a bunch of cool video game spy stuff, the plot thickens and we discover that the plot is thick. (There's a bad guy and he has powerful time powers or something.)

6.) Punctual Success - The melody snippet plays as our lad does his finishing move before shifting gears to chill elevator music as you see your pathetic performance ranked poorly. :)

Thanks for dropping by and also huge dubs to LoneRabbit for hosting an awesome jam.