Made with the sounds of the Commodore 64 home computer.
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 I simply like this song. It’s catchy. I’ve gone for a more raw Commodore 64 SID chip sound in this one. Big arpeggios, rattly drums and plenty of pulse width modulation – all the defining sounds of that computer’s chiptunes. This…
Bitpop 5 – Now Available on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify & Deezer Pop music and chiptunes combined using the sound of the Commodore 64 8bit computer. Track Listing 1 A Sky Full of Stars – Tribute to Coldplay 2 Uprising – Tribute to Muse 3 Born this Way – Tribute…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID I’ve stopped half way through another song I’ve been working on because I was just so compelled to do this song after…
Made with the Commodore 64 MOS6581 SID chip (Multi-SID). A classic Little River Band song and the first Australian song I’ve bitpopped. It seems fitting for a New Year to start with a song like this; Particularly if you plan to make some New Year resolutions. All the best &…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID “Déjà vu is simply remembrance of the future.” ― Wayne Gerard Trotman Farewell 2017 – Hello 2018! Happy New Year to all. Gavin. —- Buy Bitpop 1-6 and support me, please. You can name your own price as a…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID Though the past can make you weary, just know that the future doesn’t have to be more of the same. It’s all right because next time around it wont be like the time before. This 8 bit arrangement was…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID I really appreciate you taking to the time to listen. Thanks. —- Buy Bitpop 1, 2, 3 & 4 and support me, please. You can name your own price as a form of donation. Bandcamp https://gavingraham.bandcamp.com/ —- Homepage: http://gavingraham.com…
Made exclusively with the sounds of the Commodore 64 MOS6581 Multi-SID As its title suggests, ‘Fuck You’ is essentially a middle finger extending from the fist of a pop single—and a gloriously catchy Motown stomper of a pop single at that. It felt nearly criminal to have this much fun…
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