Well, would you look at that: Like 5 years ago, I finished the Super Mario anniversary mix right before the end of the year! Phew!
And the name is quite similar as well. It may even become a tradition, who knows. 30 Years of Starman (as the name implies) features quite a few Starman and power up themes, such as the Wing Cap and Metal Cap. My favorite part has to be the Mega Starman though. What it does not imply is, that it also features a few other memorable tunes. Although I guess it’s a bit more random than it could have been…but hey, it has Gusty Garden Galaxy! That’s pretty cool, right? RIGHT? Right.
To go along with that we have good ol’ Mario to accompany us through that mix.
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And now that that’s finally done…I can continue preparing the Best Of 2015 album. It should be done by tomorrow, so expect another post and video then!
And so this is Christmas. And what have you done? Another week over And a new song just…
…umm…came out? Idk…
Well, it’s that time of the year again, where I share with you another gentle mix related to the holiday season. Right? WRONG! …well, partially right I guess~
This year’s X-Mas Mix is definitely related to the holidays as the source is from a game called Daze Before Christmas (I heard it’s pretty rare, so you might actually not have heard of it before…) where you play as Santa Claus and try to get those presents distributed to the children all around the world while jump’n’running through some more or less fitting levels and beating up some pesky bosses.
And THAT is exactly where this year’s mix doesn’t seem to fit at all. Because, of all the more or less christmas-y songs in the soundtrack (quite a few of them are actually arrangements of Jingle Bells), I chose the Boss Battle theme Holiday Destroyers for this year’s X-Mas Mix. Oh, the humanity!
The result, Christmas Daze, reminds you that Christmas might be a much more stressful holiday then it should be. But it also reminds you that you should dance. Why’s that? Because it’s catchy as hell. At least I had fun working on it! Maybe next year I’ll choose a more fitting tune from the soundtrack though~
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Here I thought the X-Mas mix should be this year’s final song, but screw my schedule. The song for Mario’s anniversary is still in progress, but I want it done before we finish off the year with the obligatory best of album. I’m really trying, but you might want to turn down your expectations a bit, just in case! I guess it’s hard to plan inspiration, huh? Oh wells, I hope you guys can enjoy the next few days with your beloved ones, have a good time and
Hey there, long time no see! I bet you’ve been expecting some Mario stuff though, so here’s the story:
I’ve been playing the Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth games recently (I’m at Re;Birth2 right now, which is the remake of Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2) and I’ve been digging the soundtrack (and the characters…).
So while I’m still trying hard to make something for the Mario anniversary, I felt a sudden urge to do something with Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2‘s Battle Theme, Solid Park. And that was the birth of Hard Drive Divinity (named after the transformation mode). I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out. Even if you don’t know the series at all, I’d say it’s well worth a listen!
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And here’s the video, featuring Lastation’s amazing CPUs, Noire and Uni:
It’s kinda funny, I’ve been struggling for weeks now to make something for Mario’s anniversary, but this only took me a bit more than a day to make. I’ll eventually get something done next week though. (I hope…)
Let me add some words about the Hyperdimension Neptunia series while I’m at it. Personally, I enjoy the games a lot, so I’d like to give it a little shout-out. To sum it up: If you’re into JRPGs that don’t take themselves too seriously, with silly, likable characters and tons of video game references, I suggest you check out the Hyperdimension Neptunia series.
