Title Screen - Nintendo Land

Sorry, I took it from YouTube, so there’s SFX

Mario & Luigi Brothership – Yo-Ho, Bro! A Sea Shanty

No Service | A Mickey Mouse Cartoon

Original Music by Christopher Willis
Song "Island Breeze" by Andy Sturmer and Paul Rudish

Wayne Bergeron, Willie Murillo – trumpets
Brian Scanlon, Chris Bleth – woodwinds
Andy Martin – trombone
Andrew Synowiec – guitars
Nick Vincent – drums

Recorded and mixed by Satoshi Noguchi

Trivia: the song "Island Breeze" had to be written before TVA had begun casting a composer, so Andy Sturmer wrote the song with Paul Rudish. It's the only new song in the show that I didn't write.

This score, like the other very early ones, was recorded at Remote Control Productions in Santa Monica, where Satoshi and I were still working at the time. And I think the episode is unofficially set in Santa Monica, or maybe Venice Beach. So I think this is the only time when the music was recorded about five minutes down the road from the cartoon's setting.

No Service

O Sole Minnie | A Mickey Mouse Cartoon

Music by Christopher Willis
Solo Violin – Charlie Bisharat
Score Mixer - Satoshi Noguchi


O Sole Minnie

Library/Ghostly Piano - Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

Mario Kart 7

Mario Kart 7 Soundtrack   Wii Coconut Mall

The song that plays in the ScareScraper.

Release Date: March 24, 2013

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon - ScareScraper

Whistling - Eric Bradley
Piano - Christopher Willis

Mickey's Song (Mickey Mouse End Credits)

New Super Mario Bros Wii- Title Theme

Team Dim Sun Grunt Battle - Pokémon Ranger - Shadows of Almia

Keep on Rollin' | The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse

Original Score and Lyrics by Christopher Willis
Disco Diva Vocals by Aretha Scruggs, Toni Scruggs, and Elyse Willis
Disco Bass Vocals by Alvin Chea
Guitar: Andrew Synowiec
Drums: Nick Vincent
Bass: Mike Valerio
Instrumentalists: Sal Lozano, John Yoakum, Brian Scanlon, Dan Fornero, Andy Martin, Alan Kaplan
Score mixed by Satoshi Noguchi

Keep On Rollin'

Emmy-winning composer and arranger (Eva Cassidy, Schmigadoon, Mickey Mouse, The Death of Stalin)