V.A. - PIXEL MUSIC COMPILATION BY VALENTIN (2007)

Selection of my favourite chiptune music published by an independent online label 8bitpeoples. I intentionaly selected diverse styles of chiptune songs so people who never heard this kind of music could hear different approaches to this insanely retro way of sound making.

All songs on this compilation are published by 8bitpeoples and are free for you to download at their site www.8bitpeoples.com. You can download much, much more so I definetly recommend visiting and supporting this extraordinary stubborn label.

My next 8 bit compilation will be dedicated to the true sound of Commodore 64, Game Boy and Tetris.

Tracks:
01 She - Twilight
02 She - Yeah Yeah Beats
03 Skruvmejsel - Fiskmat
04 Alex Mauer - Blast First Level
05 I, Cactus - Green Cactus
06 Dorothys Magic Bag - Arablakaren
07 Mesu Kasumai - I-75
08 Mesu Kasumai - Mikes Monday
09 Coleco Music - Coleco Says How Are You
10 Factor6 - Axel Funk
11 Kplecraft - Ydodo
12 Random - Nightflower
13 Rushjet1 - Rocket Flight
14 Psilodump - Mutiny of the Robots
15 Kplecraft - 8-Bit Goa #2
16 xlk - Outra Mix
17 Goto80 - Comsten

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* This is not an official compilation.
* This compilation is made and uploaded by me.
* I am not sure if this is pure and utter piracy.
* Cover design is done by me.

Visit , download and support 8 bit music at
www.8bitpeoples.com

INFO ON CHIPTUNE MUSIC:
Chiptune, or chip music, or micromusic is music written in sound formats where all the sounds are synthesized in realtime by a computer or video game console sound chip, instead of using sample-based synthesis. The "golden age" of
chiptunes was the mid 1980s to early 1990s, when such sound chips were the most common method for creating music on computers. The restrictions
posed by the medium forced composers to become very creative when developing their own "electronic sounds". This is due to the early computer sound
chips having only simple tone and noise generators imposing limitations on the complexity of the sound.
The resultant chiptunes sometimes seem "harsh" or "squeaky" to the unaccustomed listener. Chiptunes are closely related to video game music. The term has also been recently applied to more recent compositions that attempt to recreate the chiptune sound, albeit with more complex technology.