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Kirby Tribute Album Nails The Feeling Of Classic 16-Bit Tunes
There are hundreds of remixes of classic gaming tunes out there, but it is very rare to see an artist make all new music based off a well known series' musical style. Its a risky venture to make new music based on a beloved franchise, but musician Karl Brueggemann's new album, Another Day In Dream Land, shows us it can also have great rewards.
This new-15 track album contains a variety of Kirby inspired tracks, from the fast and poppy "Prairie Land 1" to the slow and dreamy "Cloudy Heights". Each tune recalls a level from a classic Kirby title, a surefire sign of a great tribute album. You can give the album a listen here, and buy it for only $3.99.
Karl Brueggemann composes music and podcasts about game music with his brother Will under the Super Marcato Brothers name. Will recently released a tribute album of his own titled Child of Chozo.
[Source: Super Marcato Bros.]
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