Electronic Lifestyle is the eleventh music album made by Hamburg-based Remute, released for the PC Engine/Turbografx-16.
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Electronic Lifestyle is the eleventh music album made by Hamburg-based Remute, released for the PC Engine/Turbografx-16.
A fully playable, demastered version of “Welcome To Paradise” on Game Boy made in collaboration with the band Green Day and the Californian art studio BRAIN, which will immerse you in the world of a small apartment in Oakland, California. Search out the record to play the full 8-bit rendition of your favorite song. Listen till your thumbs are sore then play again.
Within only five years Remute became the trailblazer for game cartridge based music albums delivering releases for consoles like Super Nintendo, Gameboy, Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64 and many more. In 2024 he is increasing the niche force even further and surprises us with the very first music album for Atari’s ill-fated, but immensly powerful Jaguar – the first 64-bit gameconsole ever released back in 1993.
Are you ready to dive into peak 'multimedia'? With TIME magazine's '1993 product of the year'? Wanna play with the... 3DO?! After just releasing There Is Hope for the Atari Jaguar this year, Remute goes even more niche and already comes up with his next interactive music album Remute 3D exclusively for the 3DO. Remute 3D contains 15 brand new tracks ranging from psychedelic techno trance bliss to adventurous, spaced-out new wave electro-pop. It is showcasing once more Remute's versatility and lust for experimenting while staying true to his 90s electronica and rave roots. Meet Remute in a realtime 3D-environment, watch full motion video, play a game or just simply listen to some tunes - yes, this is multimedia in full effect!
After releasing highly acclaimed cartridge music albums for the Sega Genesis, SNES, PC Engine and Game Boy, the German musician Remute is now once again coming up with a true novelty: 'R64' is the first ever music album released as a Nintendo 64 cartridge! It is Remute's most diverse and playful album so far and contains 15 brand new songs ranging from ultra-catchy electro-pop reminiscent of Yello, Kraftwerk, or Yellow Magic Orchestra to sinister techno and house excursions beaming you right back to foggy 90s warehouse raves.
Technoptimistic is a techno album made by Hamburg-based Remute, released for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis.
Right after R64, the first Nintendo 64 cartridge music album ever made, Remute is back with his next album: Unity comes as a Gameboy Advance cartridge and features 15 brand new songs about unification, division and trust.
Remute enters the most popular portable game console of all time - the Game Boy! His new album 'Living Electronics' comes exclusively as a cartridge for Nintendo's evergreen handheld and contains 15 new songs full of bleepy bliss.
The Cult of Remute is the tenth music album made by Hamburg-based Remute, released for the Super Nintendo.