A one music in my archives. This is a 8-bit sound music.
I imagined like a shop in role-playing game.
I created it when i began to create a music in FLStudio.

アーカイブの中の一つの曲。8ビットの曲。
RPGのお店のようなイメージ。
FLStudioを始めたての頃に作った曲。

8bit - a shop

Tangerine

f33l blu3

8-bit beat

even though you're a snail you're still pretty fast

prod by kuromee
: https://t.me/kurom7

mixed by generalskiy
: https://t.me/mhsquads

drowning alone

"Then why, especially, does it have to be in German?" 
"Well, it doesn't 'especially'...it could be in Turkish, if you really want."
--Amadeus

This is, I believe, the second Interbay track to have a song title in German.  (Bonus Interbay points if you can name the other one.)  

The reason for such a conceit was the debt that much of this track owes to Kraftwerk (though that influence fades as the track moves into more club-centric territory.  The tools are mostly the same, just how those tools are incorporated shifts slightly.  

But, it was enough to suggest a title in German, which, in turn, suggested that some of the lyrics could be in German...and the use of a vocalist with a bit of a German accent.  

It "could" be in Turkish, I suppose.  Though that would be a completely random choice (which would not be THAT unusual for Interbay, I suppose.)  

"There is always hope in a delay."  

For most travelers, delays are an annoyance.  You want to get where you're going, so being forced to remain where you are, for an indeterminate amount of time, is frustrating--for most people.  

You could look at delays in a very different way.  It could be time to rethink your plans before you commit to them.  It could be an opportunity to prove the confidence in your decisions and your ability to perservere to achieve your goals.    

Delays, of course, can feel bewildering.  Time can stretch, your sense of it can blur.  It can really mess with your head.    

"I am restless.  Not just my legs, but my whole life doesn't 'fit'."  

And then comes the existential crisis of human existence.  Is there a point?  Is there a goal?  What if what we think of as "life" is just a temporary piece of a larger experience, one we can't conceive of because we lack perspective?  (Cue Plato's Allegory of The Cave.)  

Pretty heady thoughts for a dreary Sunday afternoon and a little synth pop tune that wouldn't immediately suggest such depths upon first listen.    

...forget it, Jake.  It's Interbay.  

As ever, I appreciate you for giving this track (or ANY Interbay track) a listen and a like.  You make all this madness worth it.  

If you want to help this Interbay music project, you could repost this track, share it with friends, leave a comment on it--especially if your comment is positive and/or constructive!  You could add it to a playlist, too!  

Most of all, and it will only take a second of your time, I'd ask that you click the "Follow" button on this page.  And maybe tell your friends that they should follow this page too?  It could really help...and, as there's new Interbay EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!), it is the best way to keep up with an endless supply of new content.  You would be most welcome, of course!

"Verzögerung" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

The scale for this idea in 343 EDO was all determined by integer sequences. Specifically, the Fibonacci, Lucas, and Tribonacci sequences and the Triangular, Tetrahedral, and Pentatope numbers.

https://youtu.be/KDhIZRu4KSg

8-bit Microtonality in 343 EDO with C64

An upbeat theme for a fictional video-game market 

JoyMart

game over 2 STBB 979

JoyStuck🕹️🏎️🎮
~Full Album Coming Soon~

an audio/visual project inspired by esoteric correspondence systems, music theory, alchemy, mathematics, astronomy, data sets, synchronicities, oddities and curiosities.

A different sensibility. Above your head and below the radar. I make ideas that are basically for others to collaborate. 
 I appreciate feedback on the music, but I follow my own thoughts when creating a track.

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

New tracks tagged #8-Bit