Artist description Before Nirvana, before Pearl Jam, before N'Sync and the Backstreet boys, there was the Nintendo 2A03. Ahhh, how we wish for a more peaceful time, a time of national economic prosperity, great video games, and not-so-great fashion sense. The late 80s, wh en jurassic specimens like the Nintendo Entertainment System (known as the Famicom by the Japanese innovators) roamed the vast open plains of the wild, wild west. This is the music that (for better or worse) has defined and informed the ta stes of an en tire generation. Jazz colliding with baroque counterpoint, punk rock with klezmer, and the traditional with the cutting edge, the video game music of the 1980s left no stone unturned. And here I am, fifteen some odd years later, lusting for the rich son ic landscapes pioneered by the likes of the great masters Koji Kondo, Ryohji Yoshitomi, and Nobuo Uematsu. These square waves made me who I am today. I am proud to present the sounds of the 2A03. lf

Music Style Vintage video game music for the Nintendo Entertainment System, also known as the Famicom. Overloading the 2A03 nearest you.

Musical Influences Nobuo Uematsu, Ryohji Yoshitomi, James Bannana, Koji Kondo, Placid, Crust, Junjk, Joe Fox, John Zorn, JS Bach, Frank Zappa, your mom, Boom Boom Satellites, and sucka MCs across the planet.

Similar Artists Nobuo Uematsu, Ryohji Yoshitomi, James Bannana, Koji Kondo, Crust

Artist History Beau Seizure is a space alien from the year 7000 who landed on Earth in 1985 after inadvertently flying through a rift in the space-time continuum. He currently lives in his secret underground hideout beneath the Church of Elvis in Portland, Oregon. He is a master of seventeen different martial arts.

Group Members Beau Seizure - synthesizing, sequencing and production.

Instruments Square waves, sine waves, and 1 bit drum samples.

Location San Francisco, CA - USA

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