Bit Harmony: A Videogame Music Podcast
Sep 20, 2026 · 2 hr 56 min · 17 segments
It can be easy to forget where you come from. We spend most of our lives outgrowing the rooms our parents made for us. Dreaming desperately of leaving the past behind and finding our own futures…
I have no idea if that's correct, despite the fact that this is the second composition work of his that we've done on
the show.
I think he crushed it.
I think it's pretty damn close.
I don't think anyone's going to complain.
Mr. Olivier, your work is fantastic.
Can I just say, even before this, I knew because of Streets of Rage, but yeah, we'll get into it.
Let's just say I freaked out when I heard Saint this morning making noise.
But yeah, let's go ahead.
Let's listen to Saint and we'll be right back.
Dare I say, this is maybe the coolest and most appropriate opening song we've ever done on the show.
It felt like the perfect opening song.
Yeah.
It just felt like the right one.
It's got such a fun, breezy energy to it.
It's obviously very horn forward, so it makes sense for this show.
Got to be like four or five damn horns in this bad boy.
Yeah.
Yeah, this was the perfect one to intro with.
Where does this play in the game?
This plays in actually a pretty late game area, the realm of a being called Kushma, who kind of operates this New Orleans dream prison, basically.
And it's a beautiful, beautiful area of the game.
I have no idea if that's correct, despite the fact that this is the second composition work of his that we've done on
the show.
I think he crushed it.
I think it's pretty damn close.
I don't think anyone's going to complain.
Mr. Olivier, your work is fantastic.
Can I just say, even before this, I knew because of Streets of Rage, but yeah, we'll get into it.
Let's just say I freaked out when I heard Saint this morning making noise.
But yeah, let's go ahead.
Let's listen to Saint and we'll be right back.
Dare I say, this is maybe the coolest and most appropriate opening song we've ever done on the show.
It felt like the perfect opening song.
Yeah.
It just felt like the right one.
It's got such a fun, breezy energy to it.
It's obviously very horn forward, so it makes sense for this show.
Got to be like four or five damn horns in this bad boy.
Yeah.
Yeah, this was the perfect one to intro with.
Where does this play in the game?
This plays in actually a pretty late game area, the realm of a being called Kushma, who kind of operates this New Orleans dream prison, basically.
And it's a beautiful, beautiful area of the game.
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