In “Bury me, my love”, players follow the eventful journey to Europe made by Nour<\/strong>, a young Syrian migrant, through her instant messaging chats with her husband Majd, the player’s character. A story of love, optimism and exile<\/strong>, inspired by the plight of Dana S., a Syrian refugee who had a similar experience.<\/p>\n In view of the seriousness of the subject matter and the delicate approach to the issue in the game, Xavier<\/a> chose a very personal<\/strong> and introspective<\/strong> musical path between hope and melancholy, while always reminding us of Nour’s optimism, her intimate relationship with Madj and her potentially tragic fate.<\/p>\n Based on an impressionistic interplay between the guitar and violin, Xavier’s music is enriched by the sounds of an oud<\/strong> (a plucked stringed instrument common throughout the Arab countries), a kaval<\/strong> (an end-blow flute traditionally played in countries in the Balkans and Turkey), a double bass, percussion and a bowed psaltery<\/strong>. Xavier<\/a> plays all the instruments apart from the violin, which is played by the talented musician Sabrina Mauchet<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The track \u201cBury me my love suite<\/strong>\u201d is the initial musical motif which forms the basis of all the music in the game. You can listen to the full track in the video below, accompanied by images from the game and the recording and mixing sessions.<\/p>\n