→ Second episode in the NON-TRANCE series, once again led by DEMO affiliate @fredoleboss. For this session he decided to dive into the repetitive aspect of video games OST and their reminiscence in the contemporary music scene. OSTs are used to create the soundscape of video games, giving the visuals an audible continuation while dealing with a storage and computer power constraint, which often resulted in the same loop playing for hours. Often melancholic and meditative, video games OST have had a major influence on modern music producers such as James Ferraro, Oklou or Mumdance. The aim of this show is to depict the link between old OSTs and nowaday musician’s work, from the limited digital-orchestras of the 8 bit era to the proust Madeleine it now represents for these artists and their listeners, both embracing video games soundscapes and their legacy. 

Initially aired on Lyl Radio, January 26th, 2022.

→ Artwork
Screenshot from Shadow of the Colossus

→ Tracklist
Takafumi Fujisawa - PS2 startup sound & lobby ambience, 2000
Misao Senbongi, Shusaku Uchiyama - Save Theme, Resident Evil 4, 2005
Vague Voices – Cataplexy, 2019
Nobuo Uematsu - Who Are You ? Final Fantasy VII, 1997
Yamaneko - Sleep navigator (Akira Yamaoka - Peace & Serenity, Silent Hill 2, 2001)
Relaxing River Sounds, Singing Birds Ambience
Andreas Rönnberg - Psyko2 (Thoughts), Cry of Fear, 2012
James Ferraro - Ten Songs for Humanity, 2016
Tim Hecker - Obsidian Counterpoint, 2016
David Wise - Northern Hemispheres, Donkey Kong Country, 1994
Diony Lake - Ex. III, 2021
Kenji Kawai - Engraved Time, Folklore, 2007
Buttechno - rca, 2020
The Sprawl - From Wetware To Software, 2015
Jesse Osborne Lanthier - VIII. Velocity, Bilocation, Pyrokinesis Feat. Bataille Solaire, 2016
Dark Souls “You Died” Sound Effect
June Chikuma - Something is technically wrong, 2012
Mumdance - Bleep Stasis, 2016
Triad God - Dill, 2019
Pentagon - Heal, Ico, 2001
James Ferraro - Butterfly, 2018

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