Nameless Dreamers, by Equip & R23X

Nameless Dreamers

by Equip & R23X

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melos han-tani lot of nice moments in here, a fun adventure of music! shout out to the acoustic guitar on track 8, cool synth pads on 1, the cool blend of electronic and orchestral on 2, the great atmosphere of modern electronic and SNES samples on 4, and a lot more! Favorite track: Airship Theme (Fast Air Travel).

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1.	Menu Loop 02:38	buy track
2.	Severe Mountain Path 03:24	buy track
3.	Bejewelled Grotto 01:46	buy track
4.	Exploring Quartz Temple 02:33	buy track
5.	Airship Theme (Fast Air Travel) 03:33	buy track
6.	Why We Fight 01:43	buy track
7.	forest jam 02:06	buy track
8.	Camping 03:21	buy track
9.	Unlock Ancient Magic 01:00	buy track
10.	Retinal Geo Blade 02:50	buy track
11.	Decisive Battle 02:11	buy track
12.	Victory Fanfare 01:16	buy track
13.	Goodbye 03:01	buy track
14.	Flight/Plight 03:06	buy track

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🌎 Worlds collide! ⚔️ Immerse yourself in a JRPG-inspired fantasy world expertly crafted by R23X and Equip!

This release marks the culmination of years of collaboration, tours, and a friendship that reaches out beyond our own universe and into that of a fantastical and magikal place that our imaginations have only dreamt of until now. Nameless Dreamers is every vapor-head’s dream turned reality— the coalescence of two universes we have all come to love into one poignant and unimaginable quest into the ether and back.

Equip and R23X's high fantasy music collaboration is firmly rooted in “vaporwave”—a movement based on re-contextualizing existing music (like funk, muzak, elevator music, etc) by sampling and slowing it down. Vaporwave might just be the most nostalgia-obsessed genre of music there ever was. Despite its plunderphonic roots, the community has expanded the confines of the genre's pioneering works beyond relying on sampling existing music. Equip & R23X mine nostalgia by approaching vaporwave music from a 90s fantasy game music composer's perspective, favoring a blend of real and synthesized-sounding orchestral timbres. And thus created music that sounds like it could be from an RPG on Super Nintendo, Sega Saturn, or Playstation 1.

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released July 15, 2022

Artwork: Vacuum Chan
Logo: PJ Rork
All music created by Marc Junker and Kevin Hein.

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Yetee Records specializes in limited edition physical editions of Video Game Soundtracks, chiptune, and VGM-adjacent music.

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