Keves Colony - Xenoblade Chronicles 3 | Cover by Gabocarina96

⚔️ "Keves Colony" from Xenoblade Chronicles 3 gets an acoustic ballad version! ♫ Get this song! ♫ Apple Music:   / vgm-covers-vol-9   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/albu... Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.ca/albums/B0D7SH... Also on YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, and more! ★ Support me on Patreon:   / gabocarina96   ★ One time tips: https://ko-fi.com/gabocarina96 Follow me on: ★ Twitter:   / gabocarina96   ★ Instagram:   / gabocarina96   ★ Facebook:   / gabocarina96   ★ Twitch:   / gabocarina96   My music on: ★ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/ga... ★ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5pHu2... ★ Bandcamp (original music): https://gabocarina96.bandcamp.com/rel... ★ Commission sheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_... ***************** Hello everyone! Something acoustic this week! I've been wanting to cover this one for some time at this point. It's also been a little while since I've done an acoustic cover so... here we are! My goal with this one was to make the Keves Colony theme sound a bit more alive, kinda what I did with my XC2 Garfont cover a few years ago. I always liked how in the original Xenoblade, the Colony 6 theme gets more and more cheerful and full as you rebuild it. Now, Colony 6 was in a major key to begin with, so making it sound happier as it went was easy. With Keves Colony, the song is in a minor key which means I couldn't necessary give it the same treatment and get the same kind of result, so I went for a ballad feel instead adding drums, guitar strumming, and other various instruments. In the original song, the acoustic guitar plays arpeggiated chords throughout the song which gives the track a mellow feel. For my version, I thought it would be interesting to give the arpeggiated chords to the piano in the background which would free the guitars for some strumming instead giving it the ballad feel I wanted. I hope you'll enjoy! See you next time! Arranged & performed by: gabocarina96 Everything that you hear was either played or programmed by me. Composed by: Kenji Hiramatsu