Cartoon Cyhper (ft. Bluey, Patrick Star, King Julien, Princess Daisy & Mario)

panty droppa (ft. PatrickStar & Peter Griffin)

Pervical (ft. Spongebob & Peter Griffin)

War (ft. Patrick Star, Mario & Spongebob Squarepants)

1. Maniac Manson - NES - INTRO /  2. The Great Giana Sisters - C64 - INTRO /  3. CastleVania - NES8bit -  STAGE01  /  4. Digger T. Rock - NES8bit - COUNTDOWN.

#cellario

A nostalgic sound journey through the early days of gaming — blending raw NES and C64 tones with modern electronic textures.

This track is part of my experimental series exploring 8-bit aesthetics, lo-fi imperfections, and emotional simplicity. It’s not about perfection — it’s about vibe, memory, and energy.

Created, mixed and produced by Cellario (2025).

🎮 Inspired by classic chip sounds, retro synth layers, and the playful chaos of the 90s.

03 -  Various NES + C64 Sounds



Recorded from a real C64 with 8580 SID

Released 4 October 2025 at Deadline 2025

CSDb: csdb.dk/release/?id=256502

Sotogake

Lyrics:

Through the shadows
Silent and swift
The moonlight bends as he takes his gift
A blade of honor
A vow to keep
He fights for the living
The lost
The weak

He’s the last ninja
The final breath
Dancing on the edge of life and death
Justice in his hands
Fire in his soul
The night is his story
His legend untold

The winds whisper secrets
Ancient and cold
He carries the weight of a thousand-fold
A phantom unseen
His heart beats strong
Righting the world where it’s gone so wrong

Every step a promise
Every leap a prayer
He fades like smoke
But his truth stays there

He’s the last ninja
The final breath
Dancing on the edge of life and death
Justice in his hands
Fire in his soul
The night is his story
His legend untold

Steel meets the silence
A spark in the dark
Enemies crumble
He leaves his mark
The past may haunt
The future calls
But for this moment
The darkness falls
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Track: The Last Ninja
Lyrics: NTENSEIFIED
Music & Vocals: NTENSEIFIED, Daniel Espinoza
Produced By: NTENSEIFIED

The Last Ninja - Feat. Daniel Espinoza

The WWI Flying Ace in his Sopwith Camel 80's 8-bit videogame soundtrack

The WWI Flying Ace in his Sopwith Camel

Raid The Shadow

A classic octave plateau Track from 1984 describing the desorientation caused by the electronic society. Performed with passion by Sabine P. 

In our innocent youth, we, as everyone wanted to be like Depeche Mode and finally have the new Apple Mac, which no longer looked like the IBM on the cover photo on which we learned programming and coding. 

New interpretation. Recorded in Berlin.

“Bad Connection” is a dark, atmospheric track built around the tension between longing and silence. The lyrics follow a narrator desperately trying to reach someone — through operators, broken lines, and fading signals — only to discover that the connection is already gone. What begins as a simple phone call turns into a metaphor for emotional distance, missed chances, and the painful realization that help or healing may come too late.

With its repeating imagery of engaged lines, false combinations, and dead connections, the song creates a sense of cold isolation, heightened by a hypnotic rhythm and a minimalist, slightly retro tone. The operator and the doctor become symbolic figures: one who cannot connect, the other who cannot heal. Both mirror the narrator’s growing awareness that the relationship is slipping away beyond repair.

“Bad Connection” blends vulnerability with a mechanical, almost industrial pulse — a reflection of communication breaking down in a world full of signals. It is both a lament and a release, ending on the raw acceptance that some connections simply can’t be restored.

Here are the lyrics:

[Verse 1]

Operator,
Tell me the number.
Operator,
My line is engaged.
Operator,
Can you hear me calling?
Operator,
I try again…

The combination is wrong,
Your friend is already gone.
The line you're calling is dead —
Don't try again, it's too late.

[Pre-Chorus]

A bad connection,
A very bad connection…
It's far too late.

[Chorus]

A bad connection,
The line is engaged.
A bad connection,
My voice fades away.
My bad connection,
To you it's engaged.
Sweet operator
Told me it's too late.

[Verse 2]

Hey doctor,
Your stuff makes no healing.
Hey doctor,
My heart is so bad.
Hey doctor,
The combination is over.
Hey doctor,
Your help comes too late…

The combination is wrong,
Your friend is already gone.
The line I'm calling is dead —
Don't try again, it's too late.

[Pre-Chorus]

A bad connection,
A very bad connection…
It's far too late.

[Chorus]

A bad connection,
The line is engaged.
A bad connection,
My try is too late.
My bad connection,
It’s all rearranged.
Sweet operator
Told me it's too late.

[Outro]

Bad — it is too late.
Bad — it is too late.
Bad connection… too la

Bad Connection (Operator, tell me the number...)

SMB Underground C64 cover

im cooking (troll song)

on bro (vasto remix into a troll song)

A remix/remake of "Twilight Beyond", originally composed by Johannes Bjerregaard and released on the Commodore 64 in 1988

Twilight Beyond

OMGG – 8-Bit Hearts (Spy in My Room)
Denver Studio Series feat. Mile High Byte

“8-Bit Hearts (Spy in My Room)” is our retro-trap love story for late-night gamers, recorded as part of the Denver Studio Series with special guest verses from Denver rapper Mile High Byte.

This track is inspired by the mood and chiptune energy of the Commodore 64 game *Spy vs Spy* and the beautiful modern reinterpretation by Lukhash – but it is NOT a cover, not a remix, and does not reuse the original composition or melodies. It’s an original OMGG song with our own topline, harmony and groove, built as a nostalgic tribute to C64-era games and teenage room life.

🎮 Vibe:
Teen hearts, homework vs. raids, TikTok clips, and two players sharing the same pixel world. C64-style arps and computer bleeps ride over trap drums and a deep 909-flavored bass, with Gigi on lead and Mile High Byte dropping guest bars from the Denver side of the screen.

🎚 Denver Studio Series – Session Info:
• Performed by: OMGG Band  
• Guest rap: Mile High Byte (Denver, CO)  
• Recorded at: Pixel Mountain Studios, Denver, Colorado  
• Produced by: Latitude Records Studio Crew  
• Recording & Mix Engineer: (add name)  
• Mastering: (add name or “Latitude Records Mastering Room”)  

🧰 Sound & Gear (creative notes):
• DAW: modern in-the-box production (Ableton/Logic-style workflow)  
• C64-inspired chiptune leads and arpeggios, SID-style synth emulation  
• Layered 808 and deep 909-style kick & bass for low-end punch  
• Crisp trap hi-hats, claps and snare rolls with gentle de-essing on vocals  
• Subtle processor / modem bleeps and glitch FX between phrases  

⚠️ Inspiration & copyright:
This track is an original work by OMGG.  
It is creatively inspired by:
– The *Spy vs Spy* game for Commodore 64  
– The Lukhash chiptune reinterpretation of the Spy vs Spy theme  

All rights to the original *Spy vs Spy* game, music and Lukhash’s recordings remain with their respective copyright holders. This recording is a stylistic homage only, not a cover or derivative recording of the original music.

💾 From pixel raids to real feelings – if you ever fell in love through a screen glow, this one is for you.

— OMGG / Latitude Records

OMGG – 8-Bit Hearts (Spy in My Room)

OMGG – BMX KIDZ (Queen of the Ramps)
Denver Studio Series

“BMX KIDZ (Queen of the Ramps)” is our 80s-soaked love story for the girl who rules the BMX park but still falls for one brave heart. Uplifting retro synths, rolling 909 drums and C64-flavored lines ride under a modern trap / nu-disco groove.

This track was inspired by classic 80s BMX culture and the spirit of the Nicole Kidman movie “BMX Bandits” – bright bikes, nighttime raids and fearless kids – but it is NOT a cover, not a remake of the film’s soundtrack, and does not reuse any original themes. It’s an original OMGG song with our own composition, melody and lyrics, built as a nostalgic tribute.

🎚 Denver Studio Series – Session Info:
• Performed by: OMGG Band  
• Recorded at: Pixel Mountain Studios, Denver, Colorado  
• Produced by: Latitude Records Studio Crew  
• Recording & Mix Engineer: Alex “Magneto” Rivers  
• Mastering: Lena Hart at Skyline Mastering, CO  

🧰 Sound & Gear (creative notes):
• DAW: modern in-the-box production (Ableton/Logic-style workflow)  
• 80s-inspired polysynth pads and C64-style arpeggios  
• Deep 909-style kick and snare, tight modern trap hats and claps  
• Warm synth bass and subtle guitar layers for extra lift in the choruses  
• Bright but gently de-essed lead vocal, wide gang shouts on hooks  
• Light bus compression and tape-style saturation for a nostalgic, BMX-movie feel  

⚠️ Inspiration & copyright:
This track is an original work by OMGG.  
It is creatively inspired by 1980s BMX culture and the film “BMX Bandits”.  
All rights to the original movie, music and characters remain with their respective copyright holders. This recording is a stylistic homage only, not a cover or derivative recording of any original soundtrack.

From back-alley ramps to first-crush heartbeats – this one is for every BMX kid who ever tried to impress someone under the streetlights. 💙

— OMGG / Latitude Records

OMGG – BMX KIDZ (Queen of the Ramps) Denver Studio Series

A small DAW-less session, based on a loop pedal using the #Arturia #Drumbrute Impact drum machine and the #SID sounds with some classic arpeggios, on a DIY MIDI synthesizer sporting two ARMSID's.

ReSIDence

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Verdis Quo [Commodore 64 Edition  SID Cover] "Free Download"

SID tune from Fitty, a C64 demo by Bonzai and Camelot

Recorded from a real C64 with 8580 SID

Released 29 November 2025 at Transmission64 2025

CSDb: csdb.dk/release/?id=257546

Nineteen Again

Also check out my remixes at https://remix64.com/act/eivind-sommersten/

🇺🇸✨ O.M.G.G. – U.S.A. TOUR UPDATE ✨🇺🇸

The journey continues.

We kicked things off with a private club gig in New York City, rolled the fire into Dallas, and now our neon tour bus is heading deeper across the U.S.A. – next stops, more cities, more lights, more late-night hearts. 🚌🌃

This tour is our love letter to you:
🔹 Exclusive live sets from small clubs and secret venues
🔹 Reimagined classics and brand-new OMGG originals
🔹 Special “Live Series” drops from each city we visit

You might hear us in:
– Italo disco from Berlin 909 Studio days
– Hardstyle from festival dreams
– Retro pop, nu-disco, synthwave, hip hop, AOR ballads and more  
…all melted into one OMGG universe.

🎶 Tracks from the U.S. tour will appear here on SoundCloud during and after each show – so even if you’re not in the States, you can still be in the front row with us. 

This is the same energy that took us from Finland’s midnight sun to Berlin, Frankfurt, London dreams… now tuned to American nights, red brake lights, and club doors opening one by one.

Thank you for riding with us.  
Thank you for listening, sharing, dancing, dreaming.

From Helsinki to New York, Dallas, Denver and beyond –  
it’s still YOU + ME + ALL OF US. 💙

— O.M.G.G. Band 💎🎸

#OMGGBand #USATour #SoundCloudDrop

just a qulan fan reposting music that hes never posted. have a blessed day!

Genre: 
Electro, 8bit, Ambient, Industrial
BUILDING ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDS!!
#Homerecording
#INDUSTRIAL
   □ ■ ■
#starnwerk

Commodore 64 music, mostly. Member of the demoscene groups Atlantis, MultiStyle Labs, and Proxima. All tracks featured here were recorded from real hardware. SID still rules...

...Welcome to my Future...

(Time Travel Through Music\
   [: : : :[and]: : : : :)
(Flashbacks from the Future/
...
..
.
Entering Underground scene .... . .

where the true art of music creation
secretly exist, for many generations.

A time traveler who has seen 
...the future from the past...

7DD9 project traveled in time and got 
stuck in the 80's (unknown reasons).

Due to the lack of technology the only 
way to communicate with his timeline 
is through music...

Many years have past.....
............................
Now it's time to listen..

The Future is in your Ears...

7DD9 Contact Timeline : 

7dd9music@gmail.com


last.fm : https://www.last.fm/music/7DD9

Canadian composer and electronic music artist.

Many of these works broadcast across Australia on ABC Radio National (when I lived there before coming home to Canada during COVID)
Did music for WebTV / MSNTV in the 90s. Annoyed millions!
Prolific tracker composer. Played a few chiptune concerts. In some art packs.

octave plateau – music by Gerhard Andreas Schreiber

Gerhard Andreas Schreiber. Since the 1980s,  composing and producing music under the name octave plateau. What began in the shadowed clubs of the post-punk era and the neon-lit pulse of the Neue Deutsche Welle has grown into a lifelong journey through diverse soundscapes and emotions.

Back then, working with artists like Markus, capturing the spirit of a generation in transition – between analog grit and melodic futurism. But the musical path didn’t stop there.

Today, octave plateau bridges four distinct yet emotionally intertwined genres:

Smooth Jazz – music like warm light on late-night streets; gentle grooves, atmospheric chords, and melodies that breathe and linger. It’s the sound of reflection and release, crafted with subtlety and soul.

New Wave – shimmering synths, melancholic harmonies, and rhythm-driven storytelling. A style rooted in the 80s, but constantly reinterpreted to reflect the tension and beauty of the now.

Deutscher Schlager – emotional, melodic, and lyrical. I approach this genre with both respect and reinvention – drawing from its traditions while reshaping its form for contemporary ears.

Neue Deutsche Welle (NDW) – raw, ironic, and rhythmic. NDW has always been the rebellious heart of octave plateau, combining German lyrics with electronic textures, punk aesthetics, and a dose of playful absurdity.

In 2024, these songs – some newly written, others rediscovered and reimagined – are being produced in the octave plateau studio in Berlin. Here, the past and the present meet in harmony and friction. Analog synthesizers hum alongside digital clarity. Stories unfold in every track – sometimes with a wink, sometimes with a sigh.

octave plateau is not just a musical alias. It’s a lifelong project, a personal archive, and a sonic playground. Welcome to a place where genres speak to one another – and where every note has a memory.

With over 14 years of experience behind the boards, I go by the name NTENSEIFIED — a name that reflects the raw emotion, energy, and intensity I pour into every beat.

I'm a 50-year-old music producer who lives and breathes sound. Music isn’t just what I do – it’s who I am. Every track I make is a piece of my journey, inspired by real moments, deep thoughts, and a relentless passion for creating something that moves people.

From haunting melodies to hard-hitting drops, I build soundscapes that hit deep and stay with you. Whether you're here to vibe, reflect, or escape – you’re in the right place.

Thanks for listening and being part of the ride.
Hit follow and join me on this journey – the best is yet to come.

🔥 NTENSEIFIED – Turn up the emotion.

If you like my music please feel free to contribute so I can continue to make music and entertain you my fans!

Enjoy! :)

I started writing music at high school, many years ago. I continue today. I like orchestral, choral and electronic music. I wrote some games for vintage computers (look at my Itch.io page) and I worked on their soundtracks.

not to be confused with logic keeper because that's someone else on this hellhole of a platform

New tracks tagged #C64