Album art for Volume IV

Volume IV

Volume IV is available now!

Dj CUTMAN has released a new volume of chill and hype video game remixes, his first collection since 2015! It’s got all kinds of beats LoFi Hip hop to East Coast instrumentals, Trap, Dirty South, and Laid Back Jazz tunes like this one! Even better, it’s a free download AND you can use it in your videos!

In December 2017, DJ CUTMAN completed his podcast “This Week in Chiptune” with the 200th episode. In the months that followed, he returned to his roots. Having reacquired some of his favorite video game soundtracks that he had lost, he began making new chops of game music.

Tracklist
1. Breakin’ the Prelude 01:23
2. Bombing Mission 02:28
3. Long Journey Ahead 02:57
4. Back to Besaid 02:41
5. Fortune of Kakariko 03:02
6. Brinstar Breaks 02:36
7. Good to Be Home 02:36
8. Sunrise Over a Dusty Western Town 02:19
9. A Moment for Myself 01:51
10. Trapped in the Slums 02:04
11. Take a Stand 02:48
12. My Cat’s Reign 01:42
13. Morning of Departure 01:50
14. Yuna Studies Shaolin 02:29
15. Rainy Day at the Cafe 02:36
16. Meeting After Dark 01:29
17. Dinosaur Funk 02:15
18. Light on Scorched Earth 02:23
19. Frost on Monday Morning 02:00
20. Did We Forget the Pizza 02:17
21. Who Dis 01:45
22. Bounty Hunter 02:01
23. The Path 02:40
24. Diggin’ til the Very End 02:19
25. Meet at the Crossroads 01:29
26. Mario’s Rooftop Pool Party 02:04

Album Credits
Mastered & Album Design by Dj CUTMAN
Directed by Dj CUTMAN
Astrophotography by NASA

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