Back in July I reported on the Kickstarter for the tribute album to American-composed video game music, American Pixels. Produced by Christopher “Mazedude” Getman, the album made it’s required goals, and is now available to those who missed the Kickstarter.
“After 5+ years of development, American Pixels, my tribute to American game composers, is now officially released. If you backed the project on Kickstarter (or pre-ordered it from the original American Pixels website), you should have received your download codes by now. (If you didn’t, let me know and I will re-send.)
If you’ve ordered a physical CD and/or a poster, those should be in hand within the week and on their way to your mailboxes. 🙂 ” – Mazedude, Producer
Featuring music from Dead Space 2, Maniac Mansion, Mass Effect 2 and more arranged by Getman and contributed to by several well-known community musicians and artists, the album is available for purchase on Bandcamp, (with Google Play, iTunes and Spotify soon to follow) in 14-tracks of star-spangled glory.
“14 American game composers honored. 9 guest soloists featured. 65 minutes of some of the best music I’ve ever put together. I’m immensely proud of the finished product, and I hope you enjoy it as well.” – Mazedude
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