The music of video games, which developed in Japan in the 1980s, has influenced the lives of many musicians in the global music scene. This is a documentary series of 6 episodes (15 minutes each) that explores the history and charm of game music in Japan, which has become one of the most unique in the world.
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For more than 30 years, Japan's video games have left behind some impressive melodies in the world of global pop culture, but the composers who have created so many of these universal songs have rarely come to the forefront. This new documentary series from RBMA explores the history of Japan Japan video game music from the 8-bit era to the present day, focusing on the composers who have created some of the world's greatest music.
The series, which focuses on the evolution of video game music through six episodes, will feature performances by Hirokazu Tanaka, who worked on Tetris and Metroid, Yuzo Koko, who was influenced by Tokyo's club music culture in the early 90s and created the soundtrack for Bear Knuckle: Tekken of Rage, and some of the world's leading orchestras. Final Fantasy" series It includes exclusive interviews with composers representing the video game music industry, including Nobuo Uematsu, who worked on the music. ”
