VGM Beetz, by DCT

VGM Beetz

by DCT

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1.	Air Man Stage (Mega Man 2) 02:04	info	buy track
2.	A Decision - Father's Letter (Ninja Gaiden) 03:24	info	buy track
3.	Spring Yard Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog) 03:17	info	buy track
4.	Level BGM (Cheetahmen II) 04:15	info	buy track
5.	Abandoned Pit (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night) 02:04	info	buy track
6.	Baroque Virus (Fittest) 02:57	info	buy track
7.	Vs. Team Kenya (Super Dodge Ball) 03:38	info	buy track
8.	Ending (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney) 03:18	info	buy track

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A collection of hip hop instrumentals sampling and/or arranging video game music.

It's free to download, but if you want to support me by paying for it, it would be extremely appreciated.

If you want to download without paying, you'll be added to the Urbanizm Music mailing list, where you'll get news and info about myself and other Urbanizm artists involved in the vgm community including Joshua Morse, Diggi Dis, and posu yan.

Thanks for listening!

credits

released October 15, 2012

Original music written by Maname Matsume, Takashi Tateishi, B.B. Keiji Yamagishi, Masato Nakamura, Michiru Yamane, Andrew Aversa, Kazuo Sawa, Masakazu Sugimori, Naoto Tanaka.

All beetz created by DCT.

Guitar on "Vs. Team Kenya" performed by LuIzA.

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Sonic Skillz Tampa

Many people tend to start their biographies by talking about who they are. I think I’d rather talk about who I’m not: I’m not a singer, I’m not a rapper, and I don’t like being referred to as a producer (at least not in the context that the hip-hop community uses it). I’m not the next [insert name here], and I am NOT a beatmaker. ... more