Show Notes
A collection of fun dance singles from chiptune artists Zantilla, Tiasu, Toni Leys, El Mobo, Robotprins & Rydmkraft, and Ben Briggs & Voia! Including a new compilation from Forest Label, a Russia / Norway based label who collaborated with Chiptunes = WIN!
For full tracklist - http://thisweekinchiptune.com/159
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More from This Week in Chiptune
For the grand finale of This Week in Chiptune, I selected 200 of my favorite chiptune and chip-inspired tracks from a pool of over 7000; my entire collection of singles, albums and compilations that were sourced to create the series. I've included some historic and groundbreaking tracks from the chiptune scene, some of these songs stretch back almost a decade. I've also include tracks by musicians and producers who've taken the chiptune to new heights. There are also some of my personal favorites and mainstay musicians of TWiC. Thank you so much for the last 5 years and two hundred incredible episodes; a special thank you to all my patrons on Patreon for making it possible.
A more relaxed and chill episode focusing on jazz-influenced chiptune, liquid drum and bass, and funky midtempo music.
A special episode focusing on two exceptional video game soundtracks. The first by Shane Mesa, the fan-game previously known as "Mother 4" (a sequel to earthbound) and the new jam from Maxo, Beat Street! We also hear singles from An0va and Nelward.
This episode we're going to focus on hardware based chiptune music, including gameboy songs made with the homebrew rom LSDj, Nintendo-style music made with NES compatible program Famitracker, and FM Synthesis like the Sega Genesis! Fans of old PC games will be pleased to know we've got an album created entirely on the Sound Blaster 16, a soundcard for home computers released back in 1992. That's what we're going to hear first, by chiptune legend and Oxygen Star who got his start performing live drums at PAX East in Boston.
A short update on my plans on the final episodes of This Week in Chiptune, a little bit of history, and some plans for the future. Need more music? Check out my 24/7 youtube stream, Radio Cutman