Genre
Electronica
This a simple "fake bit" composition. I used very simple oscillators for everything, and then processed it quite a bit. Made for a dungeon level for an old-school video game. Loopable. Video Dungeon Crawl is similar but slower.
02:14
This started as a reggae piece, but the temped synth tracks were too much run to replace, so I just added to them. Very loopable, perfect for your newish video games.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
This piece of music is available in an uncompressed format here.
02:22
Cinematic, rap, electronica hybrid. Much experimental.
03:27
This is the first slow 8-bit piece I ever tried. There was some skepticism going in, but holy man! This turned out great! You can use it for your game credits, or more chill parts of your game. Maybe at the Healing Shack, or the Abe Vigoda Memorial Pagoda and Koi Pond. The uncompressed download has a bonus percussion track.
04:00
Dear Green Valkyrie, Your life force is running out. Green Valkyrie needs food badly. Remember; Don't shoot food. Someone shot the food. Your shots now hurt other players. You just shot the potion. C'mon Green Valkyrie, you got no chill.
02:28
Simple grooving music. Not too much diversity.
03:16
A remix of one of my own pieces "120 BPM Monster" by special request. This one is longer, and more sharply mixed.
03:20
Only 6 monophonic synths and a drum set in this entire, extremely peppy, undeniably enthusiastic, off-kilter, oddly satisfying electronic piece! Even at that, it gets pretty dense near the end.
Try this one! You'll like it! (you'll probably like it... figure about 90 percent guaranteed to like this piece by the end.) The uncompressed download comes with a mix done using electronic drums. It has a very different and more machine-like feel. Chances you'll like that one are lower... but it is totally usable for a harsher feel. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
Try this one! You'll like it! (you'll probably like it... figure about 90 percent guaranteed to like this piece by the end.) The uncompressed download comes with a mix done using electronic drums. It has a very different and more machine-like feel. Chances you'll like that one are lower... but it is totally usable for a harsher feel. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
04:00
Perfect ambient music for your retro game!
04:02
Non-threatening light synths moving slowly. Works great as background music, where you don't want the music to take too much room.
04:18
Player One Up! Ready! Go! Health 100%. Weasel Gun Equipped. This is sort of how I imagined 80s electronic music people tried to copy the distorted guitars of the day, but with 8bit sound sources. It doesn't sound like guitars at all, but it does sound like people trying to sound like guitars... and that's a thing now.
03:13
This is a simple "fake bit" composition. I used very simple oscillators for everything, and then processed it quite a bit. Made for a dungeon level for an old-school video game. Loopable. Video Dungeon Boss is similar but faster.
03:33
A short piece that mixes the symphony with frenzied electronica elements and a dance beat. The horns are blasting and discordant, the synthesizer is manic, the effects disorienting, and the final cresecendo push is loud and forceful.
00:38
An intentionally poorly-executed organ interlude with drum machine.
01:30
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