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Portal Songwriter Returns For Lego Dimensions – Hear The New Track Right Now
Update: Jonathan Coulton published his new Portal song for Lego Dimensions on his Soundcloud account. You can here is by clicking play on the track below.
Original story:
The songwriter responsible for Portal and Portal 2’s lyrical closing credits is writing a new musical number for GLaDOS to mark her appearance in Traveller’s Tales’s upcoming Lego Dimensions.
“You Wouldn’t Know” will join the comically psychotic A.I.’s other hit songs “Still Alive” and “Want You Gone” when Lego Dimensions, which includes Chell and GLaDOS as part of its composite cast, comes out Sept. 27.
In an interview with Mashable, Coulton shared his insight on GLaDOS as a character, going into the nuances of her personality and how it influenced the songs he wrote for her. He also talked a little about what it’s like following up on a pop cultural megahit like “Still Alive.” Find out more about the song at the link below.
[Source: Mashable]
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