Uplifting and inspirational, In the Blue Sky is one of my favorite Sega tunes -  so why not remake it for the FM-tastic sounds of the YM2612?

In The Blue Sky

In the Blue Sky (Extended)

In the Blue Sky

I am an artist who definitely wouldn't dare compromise their integrity for anyone.

On an unrelated note, here's the smash hit of the summer converted for the soundchip from the Sega Genesis/Megadrive...

Stay

Stay (16-bit Version)

Lets get  2024 off to a bang with a Megadrive cover of a modern Falcom classic.

Inevitable Struggle

As a British person of a generally liberal persuasion, the choice of who is to be made the President of the United States is generally none of my business.

Something, however, is not right here. It's not normal for a President to appoint fascist to key positions within his transition team, or to install his adult children into positions of power. It's normal for the US president to threaten to cut off NATO, or for a presidential candidate to encourage hostile foreign agencies to hack into the data of his opponents. It's not normal for the US president to prioritise meetings with politicians from the fringes of British politics over meetings with the Prime Minister.

As I said before, as a British person none of this really has anything to do with me. It's up to you to decide whether you accept it and, if not, it's up to you to do something about it. I can only tell you, from a detached foreign perspective, that this is not normal.

This Is Not Normal

The Night Begins To Shine (16-bit)

The Night Begins To Shine (16-bit) - Karaoke Version

The Night Begins to Shine (16-bit)

I noticed the basic ZX Spectrum version of well-known Capcom game "Final Fight" didn't really have much of a soundtrack...so decided to i make one! This album features the original bleeps and blerps of ZX Spectrum's Ay-3-8912 sound chip, playing one of the awesomely memorable tunes from the arcade game.

Final Fight: The Zx Spectrum Soundtracks

Round 4:1 - Industrial Area

Round 1:1 - Slum

Sometimes, the best way to remind yourself why you cycle to work is to take the train.

Going Overground

12 tracks and 35 minutes of music squeezed into a 4mb ROM file. This is not a chiptune album - This is an album that just happens to be written for the sound chips found in the Sega Megadrive console.

This One Has A Funk Guitar

Earthling

This Lift Has Teeth

JonesTown Politics

Cascade

Loot Boxes And Skins

Croydon-based Industrial/Chiptune/Electronic artist. Enjoys videogames, drinking too much coffee and appreciating giant mechanical lizards.

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