Remington Heights – The Official Soundtrack
This is the official soundtrack for my upcoming novel, Remington Heights. It's set to release in Q2 of 2026.
Remington Heights® is a registered trademark of Scrapyard Media™
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5 songs
3:42
Male Vocals, 1980 driving arena-rock meets glossy new-wave: 140 BPM four-on-the-floor drums, crunchy Les Paul power-chords, sparkling Jupiter-8 synth stabs, and soaring call-and-response backing vocals; Texas-raised male mezzo belts with clean American accent—confident, lightly raspy; mix bright, radio-ready, gated reverb on snares, Saxophone solo
4:02
Male Vocals, Synthwave, Vaporwave, Saxophone, Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Solo, 80s Nostalgia, Analog Warmth, VHS Aesthetic, Neon Lights, Dreamwave, BPM: 105, Nostalgic, Cool, Immersive
4:55
Unstoppable Dreams
v4.5+
Mid-tempo, 100–110 BPM, Soft, Female Vocals, Layered vocal echoes, subtle backing harmonies in key moments, 80s-inspired darkwave synths, shimmering pads, haunting arpeggios, Melodic distorted guitars with chorus/reverb, palm-muted riffs in verses, soaring chords in chorus, Driving but minimal, supporting the synth melody, Electronic-acoustic hybrid kit, 4/4 beat, echo snares, gated reverb, Nostalgic, dreamlike, melancholic, Dark synth rock, bittersweet and reflective
3:59
male vocals, slowcore, gothic rock, gothic doom, symphonic, darksynth, meloncholy, sad, depressive
4:39
Deep gravel-textured baritone male vocals, gruff mobster-narrator delivery similar to a noir underground boss, No soprano, no high tenor, no operatic singing, Vocals sit in speaking register with low resonance, occasional mild growl texture, delivered over melodic synth and 8-string djent guitar riffs, Melody comes from instruments, NOT vocals, Dark retro nostalgia fused with anachronistic Djent, combining
warm ’80s analog synth pads with gentle xylophone/glockenspiel melodies that feel childlike and innocent, Underneath the nostalgia, layer low-tuned, polyrhythmic 8-string Djent guitar chugs for contrast and menace inspired by the Perkins Brothers, Add atmospheric elements like soft wind chimes, tape hiss, and subtle chiptune sparkles that drift like memory fragments, Tempo stays in a mystery-driven zone (around 72–88 BPM), delivering quiet suspense, bittersweet ache, and creeping dread without overpowering the nostalgic core, Melody comes from instruments — no vocal singing