Name: art of rally original soundtrack - turbosupercharger by Shinuniwa
Duration: 6 min 17 s
Description: the original sound track from the indie game: "art of rally"

Doing my pop music thing again with big vocals and catchy melodies. Also trying out a more breathy voice and some falsetto layers for the verses. All this poptasticness is on top of some harsh grinding synths and a thick 808 beat.

Neon Glow

This is the first tune from the Commodore 64 demo called "Partypoppers" by Fatzone, released at Gerp Party 2022. We got 1st place with this demo.

Lets Be The Partypoppers

the original sound track from the indie game: "art of rally"

art of rally original soundtrack - turbosupercharger

This is NOT my music, all credit goes to Slava Korystov and the amazing team at funselektor.

art of rally OST

Midnight Stage

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FlorianOlsson
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FlorianOlsson
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FlorianOlssonMusic/

Tabelras EP is now out for free! https://florianolsson.bandcamp.com/

New chiptune, not part of the EP that will get released in just a few weeks. Might be in a future EP, if I would continue doing such things.

Sound quality got destroyed by Soundcloud, sorry about that. Not like it matters. Worse quality enhances chiptunes, right?

Bandcamp

Villfarelse

Grazie (Album Edit)

Ubiktune: http://goo.gl/dllHRw
Digital download: http://goo.gl/RwzD5K
Physical CD (via @Telefuture) : http://goo.gl/6gQUKg

Monomer is the musical alias of Gavin Allen. Born in Massachusetts, he still lives in the Boston area, working in game development by day and cranking out wicked bizarre jams by night. His musical journey began in the 3rd grade orchestra, taking pit stops in a handful of rock and jazz bands as well as the Berklee College of Music before winding up in the wonderful world of chipmusic.

Monomer about Labyrinth:

"Labyrinth is everything I love about synthwave and chipmusic: chunky staccato bass lines, soaring melodies, oceans of spacious reverb and heavy, pumping drums. It was written between daydreams of androids, brain-hacking, and digital kingdoms fraught with the monsters in the machine. It was the most fun I've ever had working on music, and I hope that shows in each and every track.

Written gradually over the course of a year and a half, Labyrinth turned out to be the biggest musical challenge I've faced so far. It incorporates a wide array of instruments, from synths like Plogue’s Chipsounds VST and u-he’s Diva, to live guitar on a Fender Telecaster. My main goal after Quite Operational was to create an album where each song had a unique character, not only in the composition but also in the arrangement, production and mixing. This led to a lot of new territory for me, which was both exciting and terrifying, but I’m extremely happy with the end result and can’t wait to share it.

This album wouldn't have been possible without help from some fantastic friends. A special thank you goes out to Bill Mueller, Trevor McEwen, Mark Barry, Tim Gardiner, and Katie Trotta. In addition, a huge thanks goes to Steve Jenkins at Telefuture and C-jeff at Ubiktune for their encouragement and advice with this release, and to Rufus Blacklock for his awesome artwork and incredible enthusiasm. Cheers!"

Written, arranged and produced by Gavin Allen
Mastering by Bill Mueller
Artwork/Design by Rufus Blacklock

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Monomer - Phantom Trace

Prisoners Of War

Abandoned Factory

Admit it--yours sucks.  : )

This is a MIDI recreation of the track that's normally heard during the introductory FMV, made by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game, but is otherwise a pretty faithful recreation.

The track is being rendered through an unknown (to me) soundfont that's meant to mimic a Roland Sound Canvas 55 MIDI module as closely as possible, and I used a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS to control the playback.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

zircon - Beyond Vision (Progressive Breaks / Atmospheric)

The story of a creature born from machines.

art of rally original soundtrack - turbosupercharger

Shinuniwa

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