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Black Myth Wukong is straight up shaking up the gaming world.
But the original soundtrack off absolute fire.
We're talking music that slaps harder than so Wukong's legendary staff, the Gui Jing Guang.
We take a look at how the field of video game music has exploded and why Wukong is at the forefront of this sonic revolution.
And sure, the devil wears Prada gave us an entertaining glimpse of demanding bosses.
But let's be real.
No employee should be running personal errands like that's part of the job.
Is it okay for bosses to ask employees for personal flavors?
Or is it crossing the line?
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For today's program, I'm joined by Steve Hatherly and Ding Heng.
First on todays show.
From the Super Mario brother bleeps and bloops in the 1980s to the cinematic soundscapes of black myth Wu Kong or Haitian Hua Wukong, today video game music has leveled up in a big way.
Wukongs epic music score blends traditional chinese tunes, rock and roll and a full on western orchestra winning fans all over the world.
With major music streaming platforms such as Tencent Music reporting 7000 game tracks uploaded in 2023 alone and offline video game concerts selling out in minutes, its clear that video game music has emerged as a thriving genre.
Just as film scores are crucial to cinematic experiences.