Graeme Norgate & Winifred Phillips - Pause Menu (Homefront: The Revolution)

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- Finally, I think the riddle may be solved. The main theme of Homefront: The Revolution is the work of Ross Tregenza, mentioned in the Special Thanks section of the credits. The confusion comes from how many roles Graeme Norgate plays at once: composer, sound designer, and audio director. My best educated guess is that the legendary Film/TV/Games Composer, Winifred Phillips, is responsible for anything orchestral, and Graeme Norgate is responsible for anything else unless stated otherwise, such as the main theme by Ross Tregenza. TD

British composer, sound designer, and audio director Graeme Norgate is one of the most hardcore, active industry veterans. He began his career in 1994 working on Killer Instinct, then worked on Donkey Kong Land in 1995. In 1997, Graeme worked on Blast Corps, Diddy Kong Racing, and the legendary GoldenEye 007. In 1999, Graeme worked on Jet Force Gemini, followed by Perfect Dark and TimeSplitters in 2000. In 2002, Graeme worked on TimeSplitters 2, followed by TimeSplitters: Future Perfect in 2005. In 2007, Graeme worked on a game you may have heard of before, Crysis, followed by Crysis 2 in 2011, and then Ryse: Son of Rome and Crysis 3 in 2013. He then worked on Rare Replay in 2015, followed by Homefront: The Revolution in 2016. Since 2016, Graeme has continued to work with Deep Silver's internal development studio, Dambuster Nottingham, on the Dead Island 2 franchise. Yes, Graham, this portfolio smacked me in the face like a brick. What an impressive and legendary portfolio indeed—the most impressive I have seen to date. It's safe to say you will be seeing more of Graeme's work coming to the channel in the future, and I think I may need a lie down now!

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