This is Jeremy Lim’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Jeremy Lim

  1. Vancouver, British Columbia
  2. Electronic
  1. collection 24
  2. wishlist 2
  3. followers 3
  4. following 1
  1. Carto (Original Game Soundtrack)
    by Eddie Yu
  2. Straight to the Heart of It
    by Kristin Fung
  3. Devolver Digital® Cinematic Universe: Phase 1 (Original Soundtrack)
    by John Robert Matz
  4. Somewhere (feat. Luci Holland)
    by Jacob Pernell
    So beautiful! Such great ambience! Excellent guitar playing, and those vocals, hrngh! HRNGH!
  5. Analog:UE Type-S
    by Tamachan87
    The changes on this thing? *chef fingers* DELICIOUS.
  6. West of Loathing (Original Game Soundtrack)
    by Ryan Ike
    What In Tarnation What In Tarnation
    Excellent music from my favourite Tracer main.
  7. Aegis Defenders Original Soundtrack
    by Riley Koenig
  8. Imaginary Places
    by Namoo Nara
    Playground Playground
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  9. Space Odyssey
    by Jay Fernandes
  10. SHINY - Original Soundtrack
    by Ryan Ike
  11. Games On Cassette - Soundtrack for the Doomed Game Charlotte Seeker
    by Spencer KR
  12. Off-Peak OST
    by Archie Pelago
  13. Player One
    by 20SIX Hundred
  14. Movement and Weakness
    by The Cogent Project
    I hope you brought floaties because you're about to go swimming in waves upon waves of acoustic-electronic atmospheres.
  15. Hollow Worlds
    by Comaduster
  16. Hit The Grave Running EP
    by Subsquare
    Demons Demons
    Subsquare is magic. Normally someone I admire for his skill with soundtracks, he's made it abundantly clear he's just as capable at filling dance floors. From moombahcore to screaming breaks, Subsquare has bases covered with Hit The Grave Running.
  17. Dreamstory
    by sylcmyk
    Sex Sex
    Bought it because "Sex" was so, damn good. Such an apt name. Haven't even heard the rest of the album yet. Stupid proud of this man.
  18. Everybody has Nightmares
    by Underfelt
    Reviews are hard when song titles are already so apt. Just when you think it's over, this track will drag you right back into the darkness. Superb on technical, creative, and narrative merits, this one's a winner.
  19. Armies and Air Raids EP
    by iamforest
    Holland Holland
    If a NES and mother nature found a drum machine and decided to riff, this would be their jam. Don't miss "Holland" for the goodness. Acoustic and synthesized instruments intertwine and soar above underpinning hip hop grooves. Leaving this one on repeat.
  20. The Reign
    by Subsquare
    All of Subsquare's music deserves to be heard - truly studied - with your eyes closed. Nuanced, and highly visual, "The Reign" will lift you up and crush you all in the same sweep.