1979, by DJ RX-78

1979

by DJ RX-78

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Brutal Noodle brings me back to when I was a kid, rushing home from the bus to catch Toonami and watch anime. Favorite track: Dope Robotics.

barbatos7 I love atmospheric and dreamy music, and many of the elements on this album also hit that for me, as well as touch on my adoration of hip-hop and Gunpla. Favorite track: Moonlight On The Jungle River.

2___star This is a dreamy record. I can feel that every song was created with love, and it really shows. It’s a perfect listen to at any time - whether relaxing, sleeping, embarking on creative endeavours, driving, really anytime! It’s a solid piece to have in one’s Bandcamp collection and I am proud to have supported it ❤️ Favorite track: Cosmic Splendor.

nightfalke Great driving beats, strong bass, and enough floaty airy stuff to keep things interesting Favorite track: Doom & Danger.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 1979, travel, Bento Box Vol. 1 - Sailor Moon Part 1, Dusty Delights Vol. 1, KING, Kick Logic Out And Do The Impossible, Project V [EP Size], Project V [Bonus Tracks], and 1 more. , and , .

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	1.	Dope Robotics 04:00
	2.	Interstellar Voyage 04:06
	3.	Doom & Danger 03:14
	4.	Enemy Approaching 03:11
	5.	Nerve Wrecker 03:49
	6.	Space Broadcast 05:29
	7.	Orbital Bounce 03:11
	8.	Cosmic Splendor 04:25
	9.	I Can Hear Cries of Anguish 05:48
	10.	Grief 03:36
	11.	The Hope of a Stargazer 04:12
	12.	Star Stuff 04:38
	13.	Moonlight On The Jungle River 04:05
	14.	Goodnight Transmission 03:56

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It was the year 1979 of the 20th Century. Almost a half-century has passed since one of the most iconic robot animated series of all time was first broadcast in Japan. A inspiration for mankind that captivated young minds around the world.

Now after making music for more than a decade, DJ RX-78 is releasing his first all new, all original, Gundam inspired album. Capturing a wide breath of musical genres, this album takes listeners on a journey akin to a soundtrack for a TV series or movie. From the intensity of a heated battle, to more tranquil moments drifting through space, 1979 has a whole world of music to explore.

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released December 27, 2020

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DJ RX-78 Detroit, Michigan

A lover of anime, video games, and Hip Hop culture. Since 2008, DJ RX-78 has been bringing the beats and keeping it funky for everyone to enjoy.

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