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A_Rival : 8-Bit Pimp.
Chip-hop defined...electronic rap at its rawest.

From Game music producer, composer, and performer A_Rival comes "8-Bit Pimp"; the first full-length, Hip-Hop album of all original music in where all tracks and beats were composed entirely using the sound chip of the Nintendo Entertainment System. A_Rival is quickly bridging the gap between Hip-Hop and the up-and-coming "Chiptune" scene - an emerging music genre established in San Francisco among DJs, composers, producers, and musically inclined fans of game music that seeks to push the boundaries of the art form.

Songs:

1. Go For Broke
2. A:Rival
3. Cybernetic Mariachi
4. Burn Breather
5. Before
6. Show Me Girl
7. After
8. Push It Down
9. Circuitry
10. Higher
11. Serious Business
12. Secrets
13. 8-Bit Pimp
14. Last Boss

Listen to: the entire album.

License Chip-hop defined...electronic rap at its rawest by A_Rival for your project.
Play the music of A_Rival in your restaurant or store.

Release date: 9/4/2010
A_Rival lives in California USA

Tagged as: Hip Hop, Electronica

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