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https://karlbmusic.bandcamp.com/album/s … flashfield
Sonicesque: Flashfield is the fifth album of original, Sonic-inspired music by Karl Brueggemann. This installment is the biggest and most ambitious yet! While this album retains the inspiration the series is known for, it also takes the listener through twists and turns to different and unexpected places!
Not going to lie, the first 2 tracks are some of the best Genesis songs I've ever heard--including Sonic.
Thank you! That made my day to hear that! 
High Flyer is an album of groovy and imaginative FM Synth chiptunes by Karl Brueggemann. These tracks were made using FM Drive, which replicates the Yamaha YM2612 sound chip of the Genesis.
Hero of Legend is a series of three original albums honoring the legendary music of Hyrule and its godfather, Koji Kondo.
This is Volume 1 - an 8-bit adventure into the land of Hyroica... Enjoy!
Heyo! I just put out a brand new chiptune album called Micropower! It features many diverse styles and sounds that takes the listener on an imaginative, groovy and energetic journey. Enjoy!
Thanks Brother Android! Well, our goal was to try to capture the spirit of Mario World, but write melodies that are new, and stand on their own. Obviously we tried to match the instruments and in many cases, the arrangements as closely as we could. But I do feel like we came up with very original melodies. We tried to show a side that you didn't get to hear in the original. But yeah, there are spots with similar melodic content. I agree. But in any case, thanks for listening, and sharing your thoughts!
"Hello World" is a comprehensive double album of original music by the Super Marcato Bros. This loving homage to the music of Super Mario World 1 & 2 for the SNES is the ultimate tribute to the genius of Koji Kondo. The first volume: "Adventures in Mushroomland" aims to honor the legacy of the original game, while taking the listener to places never heard before in a Mario game. The second volume: "Journey to Dino Island" is inspired by the sequel "Yoshi's Island", and aims to capture the unique musical spirit of that beloved game. Sequenced with actual SNES samples, this double album aims to transport the listener to a world that is both familiar and entirely unique.
Hello World: Adventures in Mushroomland:
http://music.supermarcatobros.com/album … shroomland
Hello World: Journey to Dino Island:
http://music.supermarcatobros.com/album … ino-island
Enjoy!
-Super Marcato Bros.
Thanks so much guys! I appreciate it. Cheers!
Awesome. Perhaps I'll see you there!
For sure Teomawki! Speaking of game music related MN things, are you coming to/heard about Gamer's Rhapsody? It's in November. It's the first year of the convention, but it should be a blast. Jake Kaufman, Disasterpiece and more will be performing. And we'll be doing a panel on the influence of Classical music on game music.
Beauty eh. You did a great job capturing the frenetic too-much-candy jitter of classic Kirby tracks.
Haha, what a perfect way to describe it! Thanks!
Awesome! What a coincidence, I just released an original SNES album as well (Kirby tribute). That's cool that you ripped your own samples. We've been doing the same for the past couple years, as we weren't happy with soundfonts either. It's nice to hear this album, cause there's not a lot of new SNES music being made. It's challenging, but isn't it fun?
This is so good! Definitely put a smile on my face
Thanks! That was my goal for the album, so glad to hear it
You're welcome Jazzmarazz! This project really gave me more appreciation for Jun Ishikawa. Such a distinct style!
Check out this new original SNES Kirby album inspired by Kirby's Dream Land 3 and Kirby Super Star!
Sonicesque, Vol. IV is the fourth album of original, Sonic-inspired music composed by Karl Brueggemann. You can listen to and download the entire album at the links below. This album is a tribute to the catchy, groovy and energetic music from Sonic 1, 2, 3 & Knuckles, and 3D Blast for the Sega Genesis. With this fourth volume, everything was taken to the next level. The catalysts of inspiration are more immediately apparent; the part writing and interaction between the FM and PSG channels is more authentic and active; and the balance between old and new is more consistent and confident. Drawing from the likes of Nakamura, Jackson, Senoue and all the others, enjoy nods to specific levels such as Sonic 3's Special Stage, Sonic 2's Casino Night Zone and Metropolis Zone, Sonic & Knuckles' Doomsday Zone and more! As well as completely fresh songs which aren't inspired by any specific level, but which aim to carry the torch of that great 16-bit era music. Enjoy, and thanks for listening!
-Karl
Listen to the album via its Youtube playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b9z9X3 … BAzEBZpuhD
Listen to and download the album on Bandcamp:
http://music.supermarcatobros.com/album … que-vol-iv
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