I stumbled upon this today:
http://www.goldnfly.com/
Alex Kresovich in... Gold N' Fly: 007 is a music experience like none other. Inspired by the work of Team Teamwork, producer Alex Kresovich pays homage to a video game that captivated a generation and interlaces its score with some of rap?s most popular artists.
Gold N? Fly: 007 masterfully manipulates the music from the classic Nintendo 64 title Goldeneye: 007 to create a work of art that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Alex puts an innovative twist on the brilliant compositions of Graeme Norgate and Grant Kirkhope, repurposing their soundtrack for remixes of popular songs by the likes of Jay-Z, Nas, 50 Cent, Rick Ross, Lil? Wayne, Drake and Eminem. The result is a generous serving of high-quality hip-hop, as well as a veritable trip down memory lane. This release is for anyone who remembers the thrill of flicking their Nintendo 64?s power switch and jumping into the world of James Bond with their closest friends.
I think it sounds pretty cool, definitely a huge nostalgia bomb.
ETA: Discuss
http://www.goldnfly.com/
Alex Kresovich in... Gold N' Fly: 007 is a music experience like none other. Inspired by the work of Team Teamwork, producer Alex Kresovich pays homage to a video game that captivated a generation and interlaces its score with some of rap?s most popular artists.
Gold N? Fly: 007 masterfully manipulates the music from the classic Nintendo 64 title Goldeneye: 007 to create a work of art that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Alex puts an innovative twist on the brilliant compositions of Graeme Norgate and Grant Kirkhope, repurposing their soundtrack for remixes of popular songs by the likes of Jay-Z, Nas, 50 Cent, Rick Ross, Lil? Wayne, Drake and Eminem. The result is a generous serving of high-quality hip-hop, as well as a veritable trip down memory lane. This release is for anyone who remembers the thrill of flicking their Nintendo 64?s power switch and jumping into the world of James Bond with their closest friends.
I think it sounds pretty cool, definitely a huge nostalgia bomb.
ETA: Discuss
