One final robbery.īut each time he tried, it never worked.
But Dutch, the gang leader, still has a plan to lead the gang to a better life. Civilisation is spreading through America and the law is breathing down their necks. He is already seeing that time for the outlaw life, the life him and the Van Der Linde Gang he is part of, is coming to an end. Protagonist Arthur Morgan has been through some hard times. The song appears in-between the missions “Paradise Mercifully Departed” and “Dear Uncle Tacitus”. Here’s a good, clean rip of the song.īut within context of the Red Dead Redemption II, the song elevates the storytelling to another level. Bluesy, neo-soul vibes definitely permeate well through the laid-back, but emotionally strong song. On its own, Stand Unshaken definitely is a good listen. For it to be in a video game, is another. So to see a new song appear from him is already something of a big news. His last album, Black Messiah, was released at the end of 2014.
As hard-hitting as his works are, granting multiple Grammy Awards, they don’t come as often. In the music world, D’Angelo is one of the best artists out there in the realm of neo-soul. Full title “May I? Standing Unshaken – Oh Traveller Have a Seat”, or as we are going to refer to henceforth as “Stand Unshaken”, is a new track by D’Angelo. Though we recommend you only to read this after finishing the game. Let’s talk about that one song, the most powerful song in the game. If you ever wondered whether Red Dead Redemption II can top the first game’s scene when you enter Mexico for the first time, then wonder no more. But when it takes the center stage, it’s oh-so-powerful it will leave you shaking.
Red Dead Redemption II’s soundtrack is vast but most of the time, it used sparsely.
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