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This is a bit of a weird one. At one point, my kid (then, about five or six), was playing this online game through Webkinz; she played it almost exclusively. It was kind of like Pac-Man but easier. Anyway, it had this theme music which got stuck in my head for days and days, and I thought it sounded vaguely techno. It also started with the classic Pac-Man intro that is so recognizable (they stole it for their own game). In order to purge this earworm, I decided to make it into a techno\/trance track.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

So, I didn’t compose this, I basically just did the arrangement like a remix, but many of the basic sequences and melodies were recreated to sound like the video game. I was never able to determine who to credit for the writing after a long search and that website is long gone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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