I listened to this and "Mountain Breeze" thousands of times in the 90s. I love it!

Listened to this and all the Wave tracks in OpenCubic Player in DOS a gazillion times.  Love it!!

Tracker music (or inspired)

Nearing 1000 downloads, and SoundCloud expect me to pay for letting you all download for free. Not gonna happen I'm afraid, sorry.

Follow me on Bandcamp - none of this silly pay money to follow shit... 

A 27 year veteran of the video game industry, TDK takes you right back to his 90's
demoscene roots with this catchy little ditty, leaving the C64 behind for his first attempt at a
more classic Nintendo sound.

Follow me on Spotify :- https://open.spotify.com/artist/5lVdbXoqg0FW2OBntrWPEW

Watch out for live chiptune TDK performances on the violin.r :)

From my soon to be released 2020 chiptune album, Retrospect.

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Find out more about TDK here:-

www.flitkillsmoths.co.uk
www.facebook.com/marktdkknight
www.twitter.com/TDK_CHIPTUNE
@marktdkknight

and you can purchase some half decent music for about the price of a cup of coffee from :-

http://marktdkknight.bandcamp.com

Remember - FLIT KILLS MOTHS!

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Retrospect

Hoovering with a Hangover

Amplitude Problem's song for the Power Drive 2000 soundtrack. Follow the game's development here: https://www.facebook.com/powerdrive2000 and here: https://twitter.com/MegacomGames

Mastered for dynamic range, not mere loudness. Turn your speakers up, feel the punch of the bass and hear the nuances in the music as it's allowed to breathe. End the loudness war. http://dynamicrangeday.co.uk/about/

Hear this song and watch early game footage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcFDhuzS8-A

PD2000

Power Drive 2000: Streets of San Secuestro

I want you to listen to this one! Please just listen! You tell me what you think. Thank you!
-- Joel R. Cooper

"Strike While The Chyron's Hot"
by Joel R. Cooper
(c) 2025 Joel R. Cooper, all rights reserved

Original album cover photograph by Joel R. Cooper
(c) 2025 Joel R. Cooper, all rights reserved

Note: The artist played all instruments on this track, including lead guitar. 

Strike While The Chyron's Hot

For this track I went back to my C64/Amiga roots. Yes, that's where it all started for me too. Working with Fasttracker or Protracker, having 4 lanes in which you could program samples. One song from the demoscene stood out for me, and it's this one by Norwegian, Jogeir Liljedahl. His song Guitar Slinger made such a profound impact on me and has such a human/acoustic feel, it still is one of, if not, the best 'modfiles' that's out there, period!

I attempted to remake it, keeping true to it's legacy yet adding a little bit of my own here and there. I hope you will all appreciate this remake? Greetings to all from the Commodore 64/Amiga demoscene... You know who you are!

Also available on Remix64: https://remix64.com/track/armandox/guitar-slinger-armandox-2015-remake/
Original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM7awvRbAuY

Composed and conceived by: Jogeir Liljedahl
Recorded, arranged, produced and mixed by: Armand Segers
Cover art: Antony Squizzato

(p) 2015, J. Liljedahl, A. Segers - ASE Music

Guitar Slinger (Armandox 2015 Remake)

Jogeir Liljedahl - Guitar Slinger (Armandox 2015 Remake)

Released as part of "Chiptunes = WIN volume 5"
download it for free (specify 0$ as price) or donate to the "chiptune = win" project if you wish:
https://chiptuneswin.bandcamp.com/track/spinning-enigma

download

Spinning Enigma

Render of a lengthy XM module I composed in Fasttracker 2.08 (a tracker by Triton) back in 1997. I used XM-Play to render the song.

The original XM file can be found here:
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=46519

I remember trying what "style" worked best for the exact same music, so I came up with "Versions"... and got carried away a little at the end... :-)

Enjoy! ╝╗

Jeroen Tel (WAVE) - Versions

A 1 : 1 render of a Fasttracker 2 XM module I composed back in 1997 as a tribute to the new year.

The original XM module can be downloaded here:
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=46490

Original XM module file size: 539 KB
(C) 1997 Jeroen Tel (WAVE) / Maniacs of Noise

Jeroen Tel (WAVE) - Hello 1997

When you love someone 100% and the other person doesn't get it because of his/her history, there's no point to move on and... break up. Or, truly settle the arguments and respect and -engage- each other with respect. I think people who fight the hardest are more alike than they often know. It's a waste to not trying to settle things.

Jeroen Tel - Break Up

A preview of the music remake of the title theme from the Commodore 64 game "Myth: History in the Making".

(take notice: downloads enabled!)

Original music composed by Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise (1989)
Video game published in 1989 by System 3.

A work in progress for my upcoming album "Tel Me More".

I uploaded this especially for all the awesome people who contributed to the "Jeroen Tel - Tel Me More *C64 game music remakes*" campaign on Indiegogo! Thanks for your patience, guys!

Enjoy!

//Jeroen

PS Feedback is absolutely welcome! So please leave comments! :-)

Jeroen Tel - Myth (History In The Making) (Preview)

"Pools of Poison" is the winner of Music Contest #4 (Veteran section), organized by Hornet in 1996.

I tracked and released it under my tracker name "WAVE".

Special thanks to Snowman & GD for taking care of the organization at the time!

The module was tracked in Fasttracker 2.08 and the original XM file is -not accidentally- 700.000 bytes in size. :-)

This is a 1 on 1 render from XMPlay, with no added effects.

I uploaded it to SoundCloud so people can hear the music without having to download the XM module and install a special module player for playing it, as well as to make sure not a -wrong- module player is used, which doesn't play the XM effects and note-data correctly,

If you want to take a peek at the original XM file,
download XMPlay, which is perfect for playing tracker music modules.

The XM module's filename is:
jt_pools.xm
(You can download it on https://modarchive.org)

It's fun to watch what goes on inside the XM module with ASCII art, tracker scene greetings and other fun stuff.

Enjoy and feel free to leave a comment, like, download and share! :-)

Pools of Poison

Jeroen Tel - Pools Of Poison

A Comeback Tracker cover of the 'Lemon. Announce' song by Julius aka Martin Schioeler. One of my favourite amiga songs!

Size: 6952 bytes

Announce

Skypeople
Composed and produced by Jeroen Tel and Markus Klein.

Tools used:
Cheesecutter 2.9, Inkscape, Pixcen, Image/Player wrapper by Dr.J.
Runs on a factory Commodore 64 with the 8580 SID chip.

If you like this music, please like, download and add to your favorites/share? Thanks! :-)

For downloads and info, please visit:
http://markus-klein-artwork.de/sid/11-heaven.html

We're looking for a music publisher for this release. Anyone who knows a good release label for this? Contact us PM.

Skypeople

Jeroen Tel and LMan - Skypeople

Mahadeva is back in Town

I think this is my favorite SID, which probably has to do with hearing moog's fantastic version before the original.
Original composition by DRAX.

This version of the tune is actually an unfinished one, but the finished version has very few changes.

Download the finished version here: http://remix.kwed.org/?search_id=4959

Tristesse

My contribution to Edison 2012 streaming music competition.

Malmen - Edison Glam

Nothing too serious, just an old sketch I decided to finish just to get the damn hook out of my head. Enjoy!

Released July 2019
Mix updated Jan 2023

Neon Glitch

Video game music pioneer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeroen_Tel

Jeroen Tel - Pools Of Poison

Maniacs of Noise

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