For many of us it a soundtrack of our childhood. Super Mario, Tetris, Pac Man and so on. Those who used to enjoy 8-bit and 16-bit games on the Game Boy and prehistoric consoles sit down comfortably and have a look, together with the Red Bull Music Academy, how these Japanese gems were created.
- Diggin’ In The Carts #1: Pac Man and others
- Diggin’ In The Carts #2: Sound of Konami
- Diggin’ In The Carts #3: Dizzie and FlyLo
- Diggin’ In The Carts #4: Sega vs. Nintendo
- Diggin’ In The Carts #5: Final Fantasy music
The last DITC episode
Diggin‘ in the Carts is a six-episode-long web series about the world of Japanese video game music. Over the past few weeks this show has introduced the main people who stand behind the sounds that influenced an entire generation of musicians. „These people created an art form from their work and we should listen to their tunes as an original music not only as a soundtrack to a video game.“ The authors of the documentary Nick Dwyer and Tu Nei believe. Also a number of contemporary musicians appeared in this show such as Flying Lotus, Kode9 and Dizee Rascal.
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