Metroid Prime 4 - Lush Forest (Fan Concept)

My version of the beautiful music that plays at the end of the first Metroid Prime 4: Beyond trailer.

Made with some of the original Samples and Synths of the Metroid Prime Trilogy! Enjoy ;)

Please, share it if you like it! This way, more metroid fans can hear my work

Softwares used:

FL Studio 20

Korg Microkorg VST
East West Symphonic Choirs
Uncivilised G'rooves CD
Korg ER-1 VST
EMU - Emulator X [Orbit-3, Proteus 2000, X-Treme Lead 1]

Special thanks to @SynaMax work, whithout his research, i wouldn't be here making these musics!

Original composition by unknow composer (Probably Kenji Yamamoto tough)

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#Metroid Prime Beyond Trailer

[sealdrive]

idk how to explain it exactly but the actual composition of this piece gives me massive Ender Lilies vibes. The composition is very Prime-esque but the actual chords and melodies and such feel as though they were created by Yamato Kasai or Cassie Wei. Very pretty track!

[mtr-music]

This sounds absolutely amazing. Even to a point that I’m probably going to be disappointed not hearing it when the actual game comes out. I really enjoy the percussion. Gives it a serious undertone.

[TekraVGM]

THIS SOUNDS better than other Metroid Prime 4 Fanmade music esp. this song SOO FAR. Sounds like it was composed by the man himself, Kenji Yamamoto. Reminds me of Bryyo from Prime 3 and reminded me of some Metroid Prime 1's tracks. VERY GOOD. Sounds like Metroid Prime. Percussion is very important to nail down and you nailed it without flaw. You just earned my subscription.

Edit: One thing I forgot to note, I loved that you added the Metroid Prime synths and choirs from the original game. I have those very things and use them to compose my music. The synths are so good.

[samieb]

You are amazing. I heard this song in the direct today and NEEDED to hear a full version. This is sating that desire so well. ❤

[TheShinesparking]

choruses and echoes from the ground temple <3 ^^

[CaptainDoge]

This is really really good nice work. I can hear all the influences and references to other Prime tracks.

[Metroid]

I am way too f-ing excited about Metroid prime 4 beyond

[fiercedeity]

Love the somber tone this gives off, favorite rendition yet!

[dova]

Oh this is a Metroid fan's trip, lots of callbacks while having a strong and beautiful identity of its own. Deserves more attention!!

[dmhound]

Can't you believe it's almost 2025, already, its year of release?

[Timothy_Johnson]

Sprinkled in a little Phendrena Drifts, eh? Not bad. This other guy I listen to ("Wingus Dingus") tried mixing in the Metroid Prime Echoes title theme. I don't know why you musical folks like to add little bits of existing music into guessing what this area will sound like in Beyond...but hey, it sounds nice, so I can't complain.

[wolfe]

This track is amazing. I can hear all the audio callbacks to previous games merging nicely into the brand new track. Ice Chapel from prime 1, I think a bite from Bryyo in prime 3? And maybe some Skytown? ambience from 3? Might be imagining that lol. Either way It's amazing, another beautiful piece. I always look forward your Metroid output, easily the best for fan-made Metroid takes. Keep up the good work!

[ChannelProductions]

This is so cool! I'm really curious how it's gonna compare to the official track when the game finally does come out.
Excellent work as always!

[jetstreamwinds]

If this comes to be close to the official I'll sub

[ZarHakkar]

It's a little too cluttered. You have all these disparate elements that don't really harmonize or come together too well. While I recognize most of the instruments and sounds, some of them feel like they were included just to be included and not necessarily to serve the higher composition.