Tag: video game music
Video game music, or VGM, is a term used to describe the music used on video games. This genre has inspired many musicians in a variety of other genres, most notably hip hop and electronic music.
Originally, VGM comprised of short tunes made from programmable sound generators or FM synthesis chips. But as the video game technology advance, more composers started including more complex melodies into their games and the genre began to blossom.
Adam Neely on the Nintendo-fication of jazz
Mario Jazz? Let’s-a go!
The 8-Bit Big Band's cover of Dire Dire Docks is a must listen
Beyond gorgeous.
Steely Dan's 'Aja' but played using the Mario 64 soundfont
Now you’re jamming with power!
TIL: The German version of The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening had a techno remix and adult content.
US Golf 95 – [PlayStation] jungle.psx
‘Live in your world, play in ours.’
Sean Seanson's Club PlayStation Mix No.7 (プレイステーション 7巻)
Remember Club PlayStation? It’s back… In YouTube form!