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Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
Guitar Collections – FINAL FANTASY IV (Review)
November 8, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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I’ve had my eyes on FFIV’s Guitar Collections for a long time, and I’m proud to make this my first purchase to Scarlet Moon Records after reading Jason’s articles for so long and thereby being inspired to become a VGM article writer like him. I only wish I wrote as much as he did! Anyway,…
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Anime, Game Music, Japanese
Top 5 Works by Nobuo Uematsu (That Isn’t Final Fantasy)
September 4, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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When people think Nobuo Uematsu, they think “Final Fantasy music” – and that isn’t necessarily always the case. Uematsu has done much and more beyond Final Fantasy, and I hope this top 5 list will broaden your horizons! This list will not only contain soundtracks, but also his other, original work!
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Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
STORMBLOOD: FINAL FANTASY XIV Original Soundtrack (Review)
July 8, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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Finally, it’s here! The FFXIV Stormblood soundtrack is in my hands. What took them so long? Back in the PlayStation era, I guess it wasn’t exactly rare that a soundtrack release wouldn’t come until a full year after – but now, it usually takes a month. Regardless, a year has passed since the expansion released…
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Game Music, Miscellaneous
SoundTrack Cologne – Announces Composer Lineup for “Music in Games” Event
July 6, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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If you haven’t heard, SoundTrack_Cologne is Germany’s largest music event on music and sound in films, games, tv and other media. The event takes place on 22 – 25th August 2018, this year. The event itself is divided into three days, separately themed as: Games (August 23rd), Film (August 24th), TV (August 25th). For this…
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Game Music, Reviews
BRA★BRA FINAL FANTASY VII BRASS de BRAVO (Review)
June 8, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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Since 2015, Nobuo Uematsu has been heavily involved in the recently incepted FINAL FANTASY BRASS de BRAVO concert. Just recently, news has it that the music to the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE will be supervised by the man himself and performed by the same orchestra for this album (the Siena Wind Orchestra, a professional brass…
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Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
Dragon’s Crown Pro – Soundtrack (Review)
May 29, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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Dragon’s Crown has a score done solely by Hitoshi Sakimoto (something you only get with Valkyria Chronicles nowadays) and it boasted a cultural and western score – much different than what I was expecting at the time. Personally, it was never one of my favourites – but I treated the news about the live orchestration…
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Featured, Game Music, Japanese
Matron Maestras – Azusa Chiba (Spotlight)
April 20, 2018 | Harry Gill |
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This article is another entry into the Matron Maestras series, a collection of articles which focus on women composers in the vgm industry. Today I’ll be talking about Azusa Chiba, one of the composers working for Hitoshi’s Sakimoto’s Basiscape – where her works are scattered across her colleagues – she tends to focus on orchestrating…
Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
Guitar Collections – FINAL FANTASY IV (Review)
I’ve had my eyes on FFIV’s Guitar Collections for a long time, and I’m proud to make this my first purchase to Scarlet Moon Records after reading Jason’s articles for so long and thereby being inspired to become a VGM article writer like him. I only wish I wrote as much as he did! Anyway,…
Anime, Game Music, Japanese
Top 5 Works by Nobuo Uematsu (That Isn’t Final Fantasy)
When people think Nobuo Uematsu, they think “Final Fantasy music” – and that isn’t necessarily always the case. Uematsu has done much and more beyond Final Fantasy, and I hope this top 5 list will broaden your horizons! This list will not only contain soundtracks, but also his other, original work!
Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
STORMBLOOD: FINAL FANTASY XIV Original Soundtrack (Review)
Finally, it’s here! The FFXIV Stormblood soundtrack is in my hands. What took them so long? Back in the PlayStation era, I guess it wasn’t exactly rare that a soundtrack release wouldn’t come until a full year after – but now, it usually takes a month. Regardless, a year has passed since the expansion released…
Game Music, Miscellaneous
SoundTrack Cologne – Announces Composer Lineup for “Music in Games” Event
If you haven’t heard, SoundTrack_Cologne is Germany’s largest music event on music and sound in films, games, tv and other media. The event takes place on 22 – 25th August 2018, this year. The event itself is divided into three days, separately themed as: Games (August 23rd), Film (August 24th), TV (August 25th). For this…
Game Music, Reviews
BRA★BRA FINAL FANTASY VII BRASS de BRAVO (Review)
Since 2015, Nobuo Uematsu has been heavily involved in the recently incepted FINAL FANTASY BRASS de BRAVO concert. Just recently, news has it that the music to the FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE will be supervised by the man himself and performed by the same orchestra for this album (the Siena Wind Orchestra, a professional brass…
Game Music, Japanese, Reviews
Dragon’s Crown Pro – Soundtrack (Review)
Dragon’s Crown has a score done solely by Hitoshi Sakimoto (something you only get with Valkyria Chronicles nowadays) and it boasted a cultural and western score – much different than what I was expecting at the time. Personally, it was never one of my favourites – but I treated the news about the live orchestration…
Featured, Game Music, Japanese
Matron Maestras – Azusa Chiba (Spotlight)
This article is another entry into the Matron Maestras series, a collection of articles which focus on women composers in the vgm industry. Today I’ll be talking about Azusa Chiba, one of the composers working for Hitoshi’s Sakimoto’s Basiscape – where her works are scattered across her colleagues – she tends to focus on orchestrating…
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