Game Music Online Official Twitter page now live!
Hello, fellow readers! Oliver here. With Game Music Online just having launched, we’ve established an official Twitter account in relation to the site. It’ll be used for all the latest news and updates related to video game music. Additionally, we also plan on utilizing it for better communication with the fans. If you have something to say or wish to tip us off on game music related news stories, feel free to send us a Tweet!
We’ve also tossed some ideas around of posting pics for when we conduct interviews as well as the albums we receive for reviews. Harris will also be handling our official YouTube account, in which we’ll be doing unboxings and perhaps even video interviews with composers and artists. Keep in mind that these plans are still in the early stages, but we’re all hard at work in creating the premiere site for video game music! We appreciate your continued support!
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Posted on March 23, 2014 by Oliver Jia. Last modified on March 24, 2014.
About the Author
Oliver Jia I am a university student based in Kobe, Japan majoring in Japanese and English writing. Having dual American-Canadian citizenship, as well a Chinese and Lebanese heritage, world culture and history are big passions of mine. My goal is to become a university educator specializing in Japanese culture and history, as well as hoping to do translation/interpretation on the side. Hobby-wise, I'm a huge cinema buff and enjoy everything from classic to contemporary film. I love playing all kinds of video games as well and having grown up in a musical household, video game soundtracks are a natural extension of that. At VGMO, I primarily cover Japanese and indie soundtracks, but will occasionally conduct interviews with composers. Some of my favorite VGM artists are Koichi Sugiyama, Nobuo Uematsu, Hideki Sakamoto, and Norihiko Hibino to name a few. As for non-VGM artists, I regularly listen to David Bowie, Japan, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Queen, and Chicago. I hope you will enjoy your time on VGMO!
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