Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5esvY07Ix3s

"Hydrocity Zone Act II" feat. Howi Dietz and Emmanuel Echem
Masayuki Nagao
Arr: Tyler J. Mire
Performed by the Multiplayer Big Band

-Score Link: https://bit.ly/2TQqCJT 

Mixed/Edited By: Tyler J. Mire
Mastered by: Mike Haynes

My first console was a Sega Genesis. I loved Sonic as a kid and I have fond memories playing through the early titles in the series. I especially loved the music; I would actually listen on headphones plugged into the Genesis. Flash forward to 2012: I was in my last semester of music school, and I joined a jazz ensemble called the Zebras. The ensemble picked a new theme each semester, and that spring, the theme was video game music arranged in a jazz style. (This was years before jazz covers of VGM got big on YouTube). I had a blast being in that band, and I contributed two arrangements to their repertoire. One of them was an earlier version of this track: Hydrocity Zone Act II, arranged for a smaller ensemble. In this track, I’ve expanded the arrangement to fit a full band. 

Throughout the arrangement you're going to hear the incredible rhythm section of Greg, Brian, Austin and Shawn. The first three are old UNT classmates of mine who work out in LA - whereas Shawn was in the Navy Commodores with me and is a top tier jazz guitarist who can play anything. I'd be remiss to forget the incredible ensemble playing spearheaded by Nashville lead trumpet ace, Steve Patrick. I’d also like to give a special nod to the Jerry Hey style "a capella" horn section soli in the middle. The soloists Howi Dietz and Emmanuel Echem bring some serious fire and soul to the piece. You don't wanna miss it!

Reeds:
Andrew Fransisco (lead)
Howi Dietz
Aaron Hedenstrom
Brett McDonald
Kelsey Mire

Trumpets:
Steve Patrick (lead)
Micah Bell
Tyler Mire
Andrew Golden
David Smith

Trombones:
Barry Green (lead)
Luke Brimhall
Oscar Utterstrom
Matt Jefferson

Rhythm:
Shawn Purcell - Guitar
Austin Byrd - Organ and Synth
Brian Ward - Electric Bass
Greg Sadler - Drums

Hydrocity Act II

Series of "ディストピアの少女" #1

汝、その階を上れ（なんじ、そのきざはしをのぼれ）

Route 228 (Day):
Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do for Love (Intro & Outro)
Tempest - Acidjazzed Evening
Ghost Town DJ's - My Boo
Super Mario World - Game Over
The Beatles - In My Life
Fly Me to the Moon
Weezer - Island in the Sun
Mother - Pollyanna
Grand Father

Route 228 (Night):
Sun's Song & Secret Item from Zelda
Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight
FlightReacts - Damn Daniel
IF THE JOKER COULD BEATBOX...
Loss (Pizzicato Strings)
Grover Washington - Just the Two of Us
Playboi Carti - R.I.P.
Nelly - Dilemma
Tupac - Do For Love + What You Won't Do For Love
Keni Burke - Risin' to the Top
MF DOOM - Poo-Putt Platter
Fishmans - Baby Blue
Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
Stevie Wonder - Superstition
Fishmans - Ikareta Baby
Stevie Wonder - You Are the Sunshine of My Life
dame dame yo dame yo dame dame yo
Frank Ocean - Thinkin' Bout You
Girl From Ipanema
Bladee - Be Nice 2 Me
I arranged the outro idk what it is honestly lmao

toonlink's Route 228 (2018 & 2021)

Furnace Tracker
GAMEBOYx2, PCM(as LSDj WAV kick and kit)

春風プルースト (ShortEdit)

My entry for Detroit X - a compo recently held on Battle of the Bits. 3rd Place!! :D

https://battleofthebits.com/arena/Battle/2151/Vomitorium/Detroit+X

Sky Lover

https://seiji97a.bandcamp.com/album/from-space

Byeee

Ephemeral (2024)

Written, produced, mixed & mastered by Garrett Williamson
Smack Studio Main Theme ("Prismatic") melody by Tavs [Argofox]

Smack Studio (Original Game Soundtrack)

DOWNLOAD

Testing, 1, 2, 3... (Test Play)

Because Dance

Buy X-17 here - it's only the price of a couple cups of coffee. :)
https://ffm.to/amp-003.oyd

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X-17

Hybrid

Not sure what is this, really. I've had this riff stuck in my head since Christmas, with this blatant Beatles sound, and it's supposed to go over a heavy Fat Boy Slim-type beat. Anyway, here it is, as-is.

BeatLessPhatBoi

CONTACT:
garrettwilliamsonofficial@gmail.com

Nashville-based composer, indie artist, and mix engineer born into a musical family in 1997, Garrett Williamson grew up constantly writing music on the piano and figuring out grooves on the drums. By the time he was 10, he began recording his own music. In 2012, he released his debut album, Edge of the Universe, and from there continued to release more projects commercially. He eventually began working on music for YouTubers such as the group Hidden Block, and for video games including Asagao Academy and Rev Heads Rally. Garrett has also worked on music for professional producers, mainly doing synth and beat design work.

Some of Garrett’s largest influences include The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Foo Fighters, Dirty Loops, Janet Jackson, John Mayer, Justin Timberlake, Nirvana, Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin, Jamiroquai, and many others. Within video game music, Garrett is heavily influenced by Koji Kondo, Jun Senoue, Simon Stålenhag, Tomoya Ohtani, Yuzo Koshiro, Kazumi Totaka, and many, many more. 

Garrett is currently working on more music for video games, YouTubers, documentaries, and his own personal projects.