Stardust was one of the Amiga games I've experienced very late. It featured "Asteroids"-like gameplay and pseudo 3D bonus stages.
I've found the 4th warp stage of the original Stardust game very memorable as the background is rotating and the music is very upbeat.
The game doesn't give any hints about the name of this song but the game files suggest "Umpitunneli HC".

Stardust - Warp Tunnel Sequence 4/Umpitunneli HC - Interpretation [150]

Imagery independent electronic music, inspired by game music of the 90s and the demoscene.

Hi, I'm Fabian! I'm a composer, producer and remixer, best known for my game music compositions such as Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, Giana Sisters DS, Extreme Assault and Cultures 2.

My tracks also appear on popular video game music/remix CDs and demoscene compilations, like Immortal (Amiga remix albums), RevivalST, Remix64, The Sound of Scenesat among many others.

Game developer (They Came from the Stars tabletop series, BadAss android games) and musician

I'm just your average computer science nerd which seems to have an interest in video game music from the 16 bit era. At some point in time I tried to play them using a keyboard for persoal joy. After noticing that there is a common interest on YouTube of watching other people playing an instrument I also tried the same concept. Now and then you will see some videos on my channel in which I play some of the music that I heard and liked during my gaming sessions.
I've used a Casio CTK-810 and a Hohner Viterbi as physical instruments.

But at the moment my interest shifts more to computer sequenced music as producing multi track sampled keyboard music was kinda tedious sometimes. Especially when the notes are very fast and inhuman to play.

My avatar is a sprite take from "Turrican 2" for the Amiga. The copyright belongs to "Rainbow Arts

Stardust - Warp Tunnel Sequence 4/Umpitunneli HC - Interpretation [150]

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