Master System - Back Then – a start for a retro mood

Retrowave takes us back to the magical 80s. The era of synthesizers, 8-bit computers, and game consoles already boasting decent graphics. There's plenty to listen to and play. And VHS movies are on TV. A magical time. Synthesizers play music. And you relax. Master System invites us to visit that time again. To go back there. To the 80s.

A calm rhythm. And so stable. Rhythmic. Monotonous. This is the basis of the musical composition. The rhythm begins. It's the rhythm of the 80s, after all. Some cheerful dance song. A calm rhythm. And quite dynamic. The idea of dynamics is confirmed. And a little tempo is added. And all sorts of different synthesizer sounds. A nice, straightforward start. It's as if it were recorded on one of those synthesizers from that legendary era of VHS cassettes and 8-bit systems. Like a Sega Master System. Something like a Dendy console. The sound, meanwhile, added dynamics.

The rhythm is calm. At the pace of a light jog. And such magical notes. From a dream. These are different sounds on a synthesizer. They are different. And maybe not as audible. But the rhythm is paramount here. But they are audible. Until the melody finally takes over the rhythm. And another melody line is added. So magical, dreamy. And cloudless. You could say this composition is about a good mood. About something good from your childhood. Of course, it's all connected to the 80s. An 8-bit console, a dacha, and a bicycle. A synthesizer.

A composition to relive that feeling. When the magical 80s are all around. Video cassettes. A tape recorder with audio cassettes. And you're sitting in front of the TV, watching TV. A bicycle and summer. Or a night city. With a cool breeze. The melody is lighter and dreamier. More for reminiscing and relaxing. This isn't music for an arcade machine. But it's a wonderful melody that has returned as if from the '80s. A message like back to the future. From the '80s to you. An incredibly excellent composition. Remember everything. All the '80s. Pick up your cartridges again. Of course! Now you're confident. A great musical theme for your retro affairs.

A positive tempo. And various synth effects. Surely this is a good revelation of the capabilities of some kind of music machine. That is, the synthesizer on which this was recorded. Different techniques. Different sounds. Different samples. Short melodies. One melody, then another. Here's a sound like this. Like a kick drum, like bells, or an echo. Here's a sound that lasts for a long time. Here are the melodic lines, leading to such a dreamy and calm sound. It's good to spend an entire evening with this kind of music. And in the company of your favorite 8-bit cartridges. Or an old computer from the 80s. Which is like an old friend – always with you.

The beat starts. You listen to the song, and then you turn on the console and play. 8-bit. Or start programming in BASIC, if you're smart. The song sometimes has such dreamy sounds. Probably taken from different presets. And the rhythm just keeps going. Back to those days. It's like saying goodnight and doing your favorite things in the evening. 8-bit. Burying yourself in cartridges or VHS tapes. The music is generally calm, but not for falling asleep. And there are dynamics. Quite moderate. Both dreamy and melodic parts. That's why you want to listen to this song again and again to get into a good mood.

And the song flies by quickly. Like some arcade game session or a game on the Dendy. Where you haven't yet gotten the hang of it. And you haven't completed many levels. Both the melody and the rhythm fly by so quickly. And you want to immerse yourself in this positivity again. Summer, evening, daytime, or city. Excellent photography, as always. The channel is about retro music. A nostalgic look. It's all about the Master System. Dungeon Masters. 8-bit. 80s. VHS tapes. Excellent photography. Press start!