RGDS Presents - A Happy Retrogaming New Year 2016 by Aaron White! (Amiga)

Well here we are straight into 2016 with a bad hangover from a night of celebrations, hell we even had a message late last night from Aaron telling us this was ready, but that wasn't going to happen as I tried to find my footing! But as it's a new day in a new year, we better get our act together and mention another brilliant Amiga soundtrack album download with the RGDS Presents - A Happy Retrogaming New Year 2016 by Aaron White and sponsored by us Indie Retro News!

A Chip Off The Old Block - RGDS Presents a 9 track Amiga album release

While we wait for that Indie Retro News special, Aaron White of RGDS Podcast has done another album for your Amiga listening pleasure. Titled ' A Chip Off The Old Block ', this 9 track album is a rather chippy upbeat release that sounds fantastic as soon as you press those numbered buttons. What's more Aaron has also done two well known tunes that even I remember, such as Nik Kershaw's Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me and Green Day's American Idiot. Other tracks include Want a Cracktro, Tick Tock, Pop Blizzard, It's A Reggae Diner, Click and Paste, Egyptian Temple and Chippington Town, all available as a single ADF download.

Retro Asylum - The latest upbeat Amiga tunes from Aaron White!

Whether you have a real Amiga or currently playing Amiga games through WinUAE, Aaron White has released the latest Retro Asylum 2015 album for your chippy tune goodness. Featuring 10 tracks of cool tunes, from Chips Ahoy There to A Buzzing Feeling, your Amiga will thank you for the latest upbeat music from the great Aaron White

Available to download and sourced from Commodore is Awesome

Awesome chip tune albums for the CPC! - Disk files included

For those of you who have an Amstrad CPC, then you've got to check out the latest AY remakes of some of SuTeKH's(Epyteor) favorite C64 and Amiga chiptunes from the 80's and 90's. Featuring lots of great musical remakes put through an 8-bit WinAPE blender, these downloadable disk files are totally worth having in your collection. For those of you not blessed with a HxC device, you can check out the music through any Amstrad emulator that can play .DSK files.