Dueling Keytars: FLT vs RGM!
Linus LFT Åkesson and Tony Wiren aka RGM (RetroGamingMusic) will enter the ultimate battle and will do dueling keytars on September 13 at 11:00 CET (11am) in Åkersberga, Stockholm.
Linus (LFT) Åkesson is a musician and mad engineer with a soft spot for 8-bit computers and the sounds they make. He composes for and performs music on a variety of instruments, synthesizers, 8-bit computers, and instruments that he builds or repurposes, such as the Chipophone and the Commodordion.
RetroGamingMusic plays Video Game Music live on the Yamaha Genos 2 keyboard - Commodore Amiga, C64, Atari, Nintendo Sega and all other platforms. Request your favorite retro music.
Click here for the YouTube link to the live battle!
Video Game Music Live In Åkersberga, Stockholm, September 12-13
Tony Fluke
Wiren (Retrogamingmusic) will perform live on stage (Saturday 16:00 CET) at the Videospel Festival in Stockholm. The full event will also be live streamed at RetroGamingMusics YouTube page.
Some of the other famous acts at this event will be the creator of the C64 Fairlight game Bo Jangeborn, Linus Åkesson (LFT), Christer Rindeblad (DatorMagazin), Jimmy Wilhelmsson AKA Spelpappan (Generation64, Fandrake), David Westerlund.
Full program (in Swedish) can be found here: videospelfestival.se
Matt Gray: Central Park Loading Theme (R5 Version)
Posted by Matt Gray today for his Kickstarter backers:
Some good news in this update as I have another finished Last Ninja 2 R5 track for you to hear and it's my new version of Central Park Loading Theme.
I've put it up on Bandcamp where you can listen or download and hopefully the rest of the LN2 R5 album won't be too far away.
FastLoaders News
- Jarle & Co. will be a guest on tonight's SLAY Radio show (8/20/2026 @ 20:00 CEST).
- The FastLoaders have announced an upcoming concert in Prague on Sept 26. For more details and for tickets check out the event's page on Facebook.
BIT Live 2026 Remix Compo - Results
The BIT Live 2026 and Remix64.com 25th Anniversary Remix Compo is now over, all votes have been counted and the results are in! No spoilers here, but you can go to the compo results page and check out the winners yourself.
Congratulations to all winners, and a huge thank you to everybody who submitted a remix, and to all people who voted and played the Guess the Remixer game!
Remix64 v1 - The CD
by Various Artists
Remix64 is a CD with a unique concept: how would 80s stars interpret Commodore 64 remixes? Since they weren't particularly interested in telling us, some of the brightest talents in the remix scene were used to imagine. 80s lives! This CD also showcases the talents of the prolific David Whittaker. Highlights include incredibly uplifting versions of Whittaker's Glider Rider and Storm, an incredible Depeche-Mode-does-Nemesis from Wobbler and LMania, two Ocean Loaders from Jarre's unacknowledged lost son Marcel Donné, and a sensitive and poetic Art of Noise soundscape from Thomas Detert, covering his own ironically named C64 tune Hyper Aggressive
The 80s live! Long live the 80s!
Last Ninja 2 [Street Loader] (Encore64 V2)
Arranged by Jogeir Liljedahl
Review by LaLa
Arranged by Snmalone
aslong as you was the chopper and not the completely useless truck thing at the bottom that just got itself brutally murdered constantly.
The soundtrack albiet all in its one tune greatness isnt the best tune in the world, pretty basic in layout and in all honestly seemed to be more of a rock tune than what im presented with here.
but hey!… … this isnt a bad old remix at all, i love the drum work straight off, nice breakbeat style… good use of cut up drums etc… its a pleasure to listen to.
the quality is pretty standard affair, as is the arrangement but considering he didnt have much to work with in the 1st place, the chopping and changing of instrumentation manages to make sure it doesnt get boring too quickly so is quickly forgiven.
this is a pretty decent effort and a very good start for the arranger and i do really look forward to hearing more from this fella/lass… never sure anymore with these nick names ha!…
now if someone will just remix swiv… mumble mumble…
Review by infamous
Arranged by Tomsk
in your facethe first time you listen to it, but its imprint lingered in my brain long after. Especially the second part after the key change. I keep coming back to it, like a moth to a light - it just keeps drawing me in somehow.
Review by LaLa
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