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The Gobbler

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Inspired by Pac-Man, Dub reggae duo Dubtendo returns just in time for summer! “The Gobbler” highlights chippy riffs over tropical grooves, inspired by the arcade classic.

Dubtendo is the duo of engineer Matt Weiss and multi-instrumentalist Joe Lowery. Following their debut self-titled album, Dubtendo is back with a fusion of arcade nostalgia and beachy reggae flavor. In the Pac-Man-inspired “The Gobbler,” the pair captures arcade energy and tropical sunshine, laying down waves of chiptune over basslines and bright beats—the perfect soundtrack for summer vacation.

“The Gobbler” is out now on all online stores and streaming platforms! Support Dubtendo and GameChops by streaming, saving, and adding the track to your playlists.

~ Credits ~
Produced by Dubtendo
Artwork by Andrew Loder
Mastering by Dj CUTMAN
Composed by Toshio Kai
Originally from Pac-Man

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