VGM Voicemail – Details, episodes & analysis

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VGM Voicemail

Dave and Jay

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 18

Listen in each week as two music geeks play phone-tag while breaking down their favorite video game tracks of all time. From the technical to the artistic, from 8-bit to modern, Dave and Jay relay what they love about these classic tunes in each VGM Voicemail.

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Season Finale: Undertale - Death By Glamour

Season 1 · Episode 18

Monday, May 24, 2021 • Duration 11:10

Jay calls Dave to marvel at the impressive one-man-show of Toby Fox’s Undertale, and it’s densely-packed narrative-theme heavy soundtrack. He takes a look at the various ways in which Fox managed to weave trackable motifs throughout the story to help us connect to the large cast of quirky characters. Specifically, Jay tracks the various themes of the character Mettaton, and how they ultimately culminate in the epic battle theme Death By Glamour. Jay, with the aid of a surprising interruption, rocks out to this jam before bringing season 1 of VGM Voicemail to a close.

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Sonic the Hedgehog - Scrap Brain Zone

Season 1 · Episode 17

Monday, May 17, 2021 • Duration 07:04

Dave calls Jay about his favorite mascot ever, and the game that started it all, Sonic The Hedgehog. SEGA decided to kick off the franchise in a huge way, with Jpop superstar Masato Nakamura from Dreams Come True doing the music and sound design. Bringing his pop music talents for strong melodies, he took a film score approach to the music composition, especially after seeing the epic production art that Sonic Team had provided. Scrap Brain Zone is a prime example of this sound, not only including grandiose music techniques like the tritone “Space Chord”, but being directly influenced from the iconic sci-fi film, Bladerunner.

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