Off the Air - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Earth
You break it, you buy it
Featured videos
ReflectionVOID (credited as Reflection Void) by Lance Page
Monkey Dreams by Rebecca Shenfeld, footage provided by Getty Images
Lingua Naturae and Deep Time by Julius Horsthuis
When Humans Ruled the Earth by Stephen Ong
"Whale" music video by Pavel Samokhvalov
Digital Nature by Cristopher Golden (credited as The Studio Gold)
Mr. Madila by Rory Waudby-Tolley
"Woodswimmer" music video by Brett Foxwell
Mushroom Timelapse by Eric Deren
The Infinite Now (credited as Infinite Now) by Armand Dijcks and Ray Collins (+1)
Featured songs
"A New Day" by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Suzanne Ciani
"My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars" by Mitski
"Strangeworks" by Eluvium
"Surprise Stephani" by Dan Deacon"Whale" by Samoe Bolshoe Prostoe Chislo (credited as SPBCh)
Digital Nature score by Fresh Hex (uncredited)
Mr. Madila score by Paul Devlin (uncredited)
"Woodswimmer" by Bedtimes
"Ageless" by House of Wolves
Technology
404 Not Found. - Guest curated by Wham City Comedy
Featured videos
My Expanded View by Corey Hughes
AB95 by Wham City Comedy
Glucose by Jeron Braxton
Hand scrolling stock footage provided by iStock (uncredited)
Scissorhands Unboxing by Thu Tran
Doorcuts by Zak Tatham
Why Cecco Beppe Does Not Die (Scratch 'n Sniff Edition) by Ben Coonley
Day Off 1 by Jillian Mayer
Robotomy by Sam Hochman and Alex Reynolds
End of Simulation by Milton Melvin Croissant III
Lyrica by Shana Moulton (+2)
Featured songs
"Montealto" (Credited as My Expanded View Music) by Alexa Silva and Nerftoss
AB95 music by Geoff Graham
Glucose score by Jeron Braxton (uncredited)
Scissorhands Unboxing music by Matt Fitzpatrick
Doorcuts music by Man Made Hill
Why Cecco Beppe Does Not Die (Stratch 'n Sniff Edition) music by Shy Layers
End of Simulation sound design by Ryan McRyhew
Lyrica music by Drew Swinburne
Paradise
Lost and Found. - Guest curated by Ghosting TV
Featured videos
Intro animation by Ricky Jonsson Jr.
Interstitials by Sam Hochman and Kristel Brinshot
Isla's Day by Jeremy Sengly and Winona Regan (+2)
Autonomous Paradise by Filip Kostić (+2)
SMITE by Thomas de Rijk
The Jungle by Joseph Melhuish (+2)
Yeasties by Jordan Speer, video processing by Robert Beatty (+2; +3; +2)
Pin Pon (gameplay trailer) by Theo Triantafyllidis (+1; +6)
LadyPecs blasterX by Andy and Sam Rolfes (+2; +3)
Selfish workers by Alexandre Louvenaz (+2)
Quiet Time by Elenor Kopka
Intergalactic Absurdism by Tea Stražičić
Server Ho by Andrew Thomas Huang (+2; +3; +2)
Basilisk by Geriko (+2; +3)
Sunset by Ezra Miller
GIFs by Jeremy Sengly and Winona Regan (+3)
Featured songs
Intro music by Ricky Jonsson Jr.
Isla's Day music by Skillbard
Autonomous Paradise music by Roger Hallaway
SMITE music by v1984
The Jungle music by Iglooghost (credited in upper cases)
Yeasties music by Zak Alkek (+2)
Pin Pon (gameplay trailer) music by Slugabed
LadyPecs blasterX music by Sam Rolfes (+2)
Selfish workers sound design by Thomas Cappeau
Quiet Time music by Elenor Kopka
Intergalactic Absurdism and Server Ho music by bod [包家巷] (+2)
Basilisk music by Rusbaci (+2)
Sunset music by Skillbard (+2)
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