So, with all the spare time I have from month to month – yeah right! – I managed to put together a growing list of songs that go along with Blood Ties and the whole Blood War series. It’s like my own little Jake Lasater soundtrack. I’ll definitely add more over the next couple of years as I write the next five books (#2 is about to hit the editorial stage and is due out first quarter of next year), but I wanted to share with you the music that I’ve fired up to carry me along Jake’s epic journey from clockwork privateer to world savior.
Like most of my playlists, this is an eclectic mix of styles and sounds, but in all cases there’s something in the song that expresses a moment or feeling or setting straight out of the story.
As of October 25th, 2015, the playlist includes:
- Ian Moore – Carry On
- Ian Moore – Muddy Jesus (HD Studio Version)
- Train Tracks (Ian Moore)
- Ian Moore – Society (HD Studio Version)
- The Eagles – Seven Bridges Road (Home Free)
- OneRepublic – What You Wanted (Audio)
- OneRepublic – All The Right Moves
- OneRepublic – Love Runs Out
- The Ecstacy of Gold—Ennio Morricone
- Avicii – Hey Brother (Lyric)
- Sioux Phô second mix ( 1993 )
- Avicii – Wake Me Up (Official Video)
- OneRepublic – Counting Stars
- The Duel The Good The Bad and The Ugly Daft Punk Remix
- TRON LEGACY “THE GRID” (Daft Punk Cover) on homemade Gas Can Guitar – Logan Kendell
- Roundtable Rival – Lindsey Stirling
- Johnny Cash – Aint No Grave ( dubstep remix )
- Amazing dubstep techno country remix!!!!! by bB
- Steam Powered Giraffe – Soliton
- Steam Powered Giraffe – Honeybee
- Steam Powered Giraffe – Brass Goggles
- Steam Powered Giraffe – Automatonic Electronic Harmonics
- Steam Powered Giraffe – Fire Fire (Live at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego)
- Home Free – Ring of Fire (featuring Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix) [Johnny Cash Cover]
- Billy Idol – Body Snatcher
So, if you’re at all interested in The Blood War Chronicles and you like different kinds of music, click that play button and enjoy some of what helps me put words to paper… well, fingers to keyboard, anyway.
Cheers, and thanks for checking in!
Q
