Hyper-melodic trance/hairtune
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Tennessee
e.s.c. wrote:
breakcore.
this & chipthrash/brokecore
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Bonn, Germany
ShintarouMusic wrote:
I like any chip music that does a good job evoking moods and feelings, really. Creative sound design is always a plus.
Many chipmusician's styles of composition do not always cleanly fit into the labels of "regular" genres of music. It's just... them. I'm not sure if I'm expressing that right.
This.
I don't have a favorite genre at all, what's important to me is wether the music is able to entertain, deliver a Strong atmosphere/Feelings or if it's simply unique in a certain Way. Besides that, I tend to enjoy progressive music the most, because it's most likely to be unpredictable.
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NC in the US of America
Progressive jazz funk
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ShintarouMusic wrote:
marcb0t wrote:Hmmmm... Would this song qualify?
Yeah, that was a really nice piece! I love aquatic vibes
Ah, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I grew up on an island, with lots of exposure to jazz, big band, contemporary styles, and even a bit of raggae (though not as much as you would think 
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Ironically, this song formed in my head when I was going through a very sad time in my life... Ironic because it sounds so happy and warm.
Would you like the VGM file?
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Toronto, Canada
Chipthrash, Nintendocore, Happy Hardcore, Chipbreak
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Memphis, TN
Probably bitpop or chipthrash, but I'll listen to just about anything if it's remotely chiptune -ish
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United States
genre-defiant
i guess "experimental" would be the usual term for that sort of thing but i think that term is sort of annoying
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UK
neopolitan genre-bent circuitpunk and maybe some postmodern anti-political pre-modern chipbreaker is my cup of tea
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United Kingdom
BOH BRRRAP BRRRAP
JodyBigfoot wrote:
8 bit reggae
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Holland
Extremely melodic/happy oldschool styled multichannel xms and 4 channel mods.
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TSSBAY01
whichever kind that sparks the least discussion on forums