the old ways
Inspired by folklore and the vast Nordic Lanscapes - The old ways explores the landscape and folklore
from the forests to the rivers, to the sea and beyond.
Taking inspiration from The North and the Vaesen TTRPG.
With Eleven tracks and growing The Old Ways is an exploration of the vast spaces of the North and the legends and folklore of the area through music and soundscapes.
Using a mixture of modern cinematic instrumentation providing ‘otherwordly’ sounds and traditional instruments including harp, flute, violin, viola and cello, The Old Ways traverses the landscape from the forests to the sea.
Currently only available to stream and not available for use in projects, downloads will be available soon with a subscription tier to my Ko-fi page along with a further tier which which will allow for non-commercial use of the tracks. If you are interested in using any of The Old Ways tracks please contact me.
My Soundcloud and the Music page has a large back catalogue of tracks available for download and use in non-commercial projects with credit to CharlieCreek.
More information on Swedish Folklore can be found on IOSF Website. The Vaesen ttrpg can be found on the Free League Website.
The Lost Mountain Saga campaign by Ellinor Dilorenzo can be found here and through all good retailers.
Actual Plays of the Vaesen ttrpg can be found on The Lost Mountain Saga and Spirits and Monsters of Old Seattle.
You can support me on Ko-fi enabling me to continue to make music and soundscapes and you can also find me on Soundcloud where there is an extensive catalogue of tracks free to use in non-commercial projects.
All music is Copyright CharlieCreek 2026 and all rights are reserved unless otherwise stated. Please feel free to contact me if you like to discuss usage or original compositions. No AI is used in any of my work. All of the music is created, composed and played by a human being (me) using high quality made for film and TV instruments. My works are are works of passion made in my in spare time.
Please note that I have no affiliation with the publishers of the Vaesen ttrpg and these are not officially endorsed tracks by FreeLeague.