Almost 21 years to the day since its original release at the Digital Symposium demo party on the 24th October 1992, I present my remake of the Jesus On E's demo audio I originally created 7,673 moons ago.

Recreated and sequenced from scratch, the majority of sounds and samples have been re-sourced from the original (or better) sources and span some 80 channels of audio. The remake closely follows the original, with some artistic embellishments and modern production techniques added along the way.  The remake slightly exceeds the original's runtime, totalling nearly 28 minutes.

Special thanks must go to my friend Ben Foster and acapellas4u.co.uk forum members djshadesuk and drunkenbaker, whose input has been invaluable in identifying and locating the samples of the era.

For a video of the Ableton Live playback, check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLKYuc1Jjs4

You can also find the interview I did regarding the demo for RMC here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYHOmI6yVlU

Spoon Wizard - Jesus On E's [Remake]

This tune was created for a Commodore 64 diskmag called Vandalism News. It's very slow on purpose and quite repetitive too, but its supposed NOT to take focus from the diskmag itself as the reader has plenty of pages to go through without thinking too much about the tune.

Dunno if I succeeded this time, was a bit in a hurry with this one. I still hear parts I think I might have done different if more time, but hey - I managed to get it done before deadline. 

Note: there is a music player inside the diskmag where the reader can choose which tune to hear, so if they get tired of one tune, they can just pick another one - IF all the composers delivers their tunes as promised. My focus this time was more on the intro tune with INXS cover, which you can find below here too.

Forgotten Times

Tune available for purchase on Loudr.fm here: 
http://loudr.fm/release/cerulean-dancefloor-remastered/UyANe

I don’t remember anything of what happened last night. 
I’ve been at this rave at Cerulean Gym and drunk a couple of “Secret Potions” and then I don’t remember anything else… 
Except a song that goes like this.

Ok, seriously tough, if you’re into the Ruby/Sapphire remake hype here’s a nice remix for you trainers :D We opened up the doors for the Cerulean Gym and we’re gonna turn up the volume just for you: the Dancefloor is your battle ground! :D Hope you’ll like it! 

Useless production notes: 
•This tune features (as a sort of “test drive”) some of the loops that will be included in a forthcoming RoBKTA sample pack that will be available for free. 
•Bad, bad things happened after the picture for this artwork was taken… baaaad things

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Cerulean DanceFloor (PokéMon Red/Blue Remix) [OUT NOW ON GAMECHOPS]

Original song by: Wham!

Happy holidays / Feliz Navidad


Last Christmas (Wham!)

Preview version of the remake for The Street Loader soundtrack from System 3's classic C64 Last Ninja 2 game. Full version to be releasead on the forthcoming Matt Gray album Reformation.

Pre Order Reformation

Matt Gray - Last Ninja 2 - The Street Loader Preview

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)

Originally written and recorded by 'Elastica' from the album 'Elastica' (1995). 8bit remix by Cinematronic. Cover by http://pixelbank.tumblr.com/

Connection [Elastica] 8bit version by Cinematronic

P4KO presents:
N4V1DAD 2010
All songs arranged by: Francisco Ramírez

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