Witcher: Crazy hegemonic composer Winifred Phillips has won the best soundtrack in Grammy in video games

Witcher: Crazy hegemony for proof Won the best score soundtrack for video games and other interactive media.

Accept the awardComposer Winifred Phillips thanked the developer Digital Eclipse and the audience “believe in music, recognize music, and breathe life for what we do, enthusiasm and energy.” It is of great significance. “

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Phillips won awards among the nominated by players, including Wilbert Roget, OST of the Star Wars in Ubisoft, Ubisoft, John Paesano, Marvel's “Spider-Man 2” (Spider-Man 2), Bear McCreary (Bear McCreary) is the God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla: Valhalla and Pinar Toprak for Pinar for Pandora for pandora: pandora for pandora.

exist Follow -up interviewPhilips said she was “blown away.” She added: “I really didn't expect. This year, this category is full of such glory, and I respect other nominations in this category. Therefore, it is only the highlight of my career. It is indeed.”

Philips continued: “We did a very unique thing. For that story. This is really a great privilege because you think you cooperate with players. Just like you know them, they know you. It's really special. “

The predecessors of the mouth -watering award include Creed Valhalla of Ubisoft, and Stephen Barton, Stephen Barton, and Gordpinni (Stephen Barton), and Gordpinni. (Stephanie Economu), “Survivor” of “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor”. BABA YETU is the first music in a video game nominated and won the Grammy Award. This is a song arranged by Christopher Tin for Firaxis Civilization 4. The song won the 53rd annual Grammy Awards ceremony. Best musical instrument arrangement. In 2011.

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