written for the maj7 community event, Reverse Review Revue! everyone wrote hypothetical "reviews" for songs that did not yet exist, and then those reviews got shuffled around and assigned to participants to reverse engineer and craft a song that would fit the review. 

my prompt was:

"I didn't think this type of thing was feasible, but the song manages to perfectly encapsulate an almost pretentious silliness, and the Gregorian chanting paradoxically only makes it sound sillier. Regrettably, the bass undercuts these elements and moves too frenetically for the listener to ever feel truly grounded at any point."

watch the livestreamed event with all of the tracks here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcgimK--hXs

get the tracks for yerself (for free!) here: https://maj7jam.bandcamp.com/album/reverse-review-revue

if you want more of my nonsense, go to here: https://twitter.com/father_p_

NimbleHymn

CrossCode ~ The Ultimate Arrange

Hack Your Way!

結構前作曲

Session 2A

Acoustic Improv in C minor

Sequel song for Melolignia 2 here! → https://soundcloud.com/plrusek-chan/camellia-moonlight

First original song for +TEK's goth-loli themed collab album, Melolignia. Inspired from Castlevania series and Deathsmiles.

TriloTracker 0.9.1 - blueMSX output (MSX2+/SCC) + reverb/eq.
  


Download Melolignia on Bandcamp(name your price):
https://plustek.bandcamp.com/album/melolignia

Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWaEHR-R7Ys

TMU: http://www.mediafire.com/download/x674thsjjgj4ju5/FIERYTWN.dsk
(disable speed EQ in TT Options [Shift+F5] for correct speed)

Fiery Town under Crimson Moon (SCC)

Website: https://www.knasibas.com/

Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2FIVIWY
Bandcamp: https://knasibas.bandcamp.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/knasibas/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KnasibasMusic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knasibas/

Merch: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/knasibas/

BITTERSWEET

This song was commissioned to me by Pheanir!
This song is a bit of a Phantasm-ish song, it's my longest song yet, so it was quite a challenge, especially planning out the structure of the song, but i think i did a pretty nice job at it, and i've learned a lot from doing a longer song than usual.
I was asked to include some more complex chords than usual (the ones that contain more than 3 notes), so i tried to consider how i could implement those in the longer structure of the song, i think it went pretty well! I also added some surprise major chords.
Working with more limitations than usual was quite interesting, i feel like i tackled this song in a different way than usual, i'm quite happy with it.

Commission: Pristine Unboxing

.FTM file (despite the format, 0CC-FamiTracker is recommended for playback as always):
https://plustek.top/rollingdownthestreet.ftm

A rather accurate cover of the original song by FoD, using a lotta expansion chips. At the time one of the very first covers or even FamiTracker modules to use this many expansion chips at once.

@jrlepage 's supposed Top 10 favorite multi-expansion cover.

Rolling Down The Street, In My Katamari (2A03+MMC5+VRC6+N163+FDS) [Sep 2012]

Time Fragment

Bicrescentic Cellulose [Suite]

Hi there! I make videogame-inspired music with some occasional chiptune thrown in.

I also do covers once in a blue moon.

Time Fragment

Jimmy