This seems like a pretty solid example of a breakbeat subgenre called Big Beat. Chemical Brothers, Prodigy, Fatboy Slim, Crystal Method, etc. Might cross over a bit with “Chemical Breaks”, which is Acid Breaks but without all the, uh, acid. (and minus a 303 or two)
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The Phoenix Wright soundtracks are great – composer is Noriyuki Iwadare, best known for Grandia soundtrack.
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hmm, i thought there were different composers for each game?
in any case, this is probably close to my favourite:
you can be talking to even one of the dullest characters, and it will suddenly seem urgent and profound once this kicks in
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The Bit Generations series (the original run of skip ltd’s Art Style games on DS/Wii) doesn’t really have many postable “songs” but they are all sound-driven to different extents and should be mentioned in any GBA sound thread. I love the single oscillating note in the background that plays in Coloris after clearing a stage so much that sometimes I boot up the game just to hear it drone for a while.
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Some piece of shit (possibly here, since it hadn’t been posted elsewhere in around a decade) must’ve reported it. Fuck them. Here it is, again.
Report it again, fuckers, I’ll just keep re-uploading it in-perpetuity.
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thank you villain
keep fighting the good fight
I love how crunchy this mix sounds
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just now appreciating this Urban Yeti travesty
Credit to whoever posted this in Video Game Music. It’s great!
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Love the third-rate-JRPG-field-theme-energy exuding from this track:
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skip to 9:46
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Gonzo table absolutely tearing up the house
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i would not have picked gonzo as the d’n’b guy honestly
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His first love was Ska, then Reggae, then DnB
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More of like an American traditional/folk guy tbh
