The year is 1985. Jody Campbell, a secret government virologist discovers a new substance with groundbreaking properties. With the US Army planning to weaponize it, Jody destroys all but one sample and becomes a fugitive on the run. Short on options and time, Jody receives support from a mercenary driver and two teenage bikers. With the destiny of the world in jeopardy, this group lives under the radar and operates by one moniker and one moniker only: CODENAME Jody.

All tracks written and produced by BMX Escape
Mixed by Stéphane Chapelle / Mastered by Dynatron

"City Explorers" written and produced by BMX Escape & Hubrid
"In The Elevator" based on an idea from Synthezaur
Lyrics on "My Crush" by By Forever
Lyrics on "Love's Escape" by Megan McDuffee
Saxophone on "Thunder Highway" by Nicolas Longuet

Original story by Benoit Gaultier (with Olivia and Felix)
Full synopsis by Sam Jones
Voice over by Terry Grant, Kim Reiko and Alex Balagna

Artworks by Skiegraphic
Car animation videos by Cherik
Additional videos by Skiegraphic / thedholes
Additional artworks and CD layout by Zisto

CODENAME Jody

💾💿 BUY ✔️

Codename Jody Theme

Countdown

Remains of future

TCR 51 4 51

First track from the upcoming EP Overnight out 30th November 2023.  Also check out the official video clip on YouTube.   Mixed by Laura Dre. Mastered by Pete Maher.  Artwork by Maya Jovanovic.

Overnight

Escape the Night

Download

Pfeffermouse - Invisible War

Digital Buddha - 15

High Voltage

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1kVXf1JEBEwhuNLLp0yLmq
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/tv-players/1309281651

TV players feat Walras - Nightscapes

Full Throttle

Race day

Anders Bjørn Rørbæk Pedersen, under the moniker Pfeffermouse, has carved a niche in the synthwave genre with his distinctive sound that blends elements of electro-techno, retro, and synthwave. His work extends beyond producing music for albums to composing for video games, showcasing his versatility and creative prowess. Despite the contemporary sound, Pfeffermouse draws inspiration from classic video games of the late 80s and early 90s and incorporates the utilization of sound chips and samples commonly found in consoles and home computers such as the Sega Genesis, Commodore 64, and the Amiga series. The productions of Pfeffermouse place significant emphasis on memorable melodies, driving basslines, and crisp drum sounds.

If you need sound or music for a project, contact info is available at www.abrp.dk. 

You can also contact me directly on pfeffermouse@pfeffermouse.com