GAMEPLAY
" We're absolutely loving Gameplay! It's something we can enjoy as a whole family, as a bridge between generations. Grandson absolutely lit up on hearing music from the game he plays on his grandma's station ... bowled the kids over to hear it on the radio. I myself found the music heard on today's episode moving and intriguing. Looking forward to further programs, from our whole family. "
GAMEPLAY is a new show that celebrates the vast worlds of videogame music. Each episode will bring the music, composers and performers to life.
Join host Keith Brown for a weekly adventure through one of today’s most exciting art forms.
Catch up on new episodes below!
Latest Episodes
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We’ll hear music from Christopher Larkin’s haunting, melancholy original score for the 2017 game Hollow Knight. -
Composers have found countless ways to illustrate the beauty, mystery, and power of water in videogame music.
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An ambitious 2017 game with a score combining orchestra and vocals, whose melodies have inspired countless arrangements.
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Videogames are full of partnerships, of companions coming together to overcome challenges that are too big to take on alone.
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A dazzling orchestral score that pays loving homage to classic series themes, while expanding the entire musical scope of the Star Wars universe.
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Music composed for a variety of racing video games, from realistic driving simulations to lighthearted games where half the fun is knocking your friends off the track with a turtle shell!
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Ori and the Will of the Wisps brings together dazzling animation and stirring music in an approach partly inspired by Disney films.
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Mario has starred in numerous games over the years. And one thing that connects them all… is their music, full of wonder and joy.
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There’s nothing like the thrilling sound of many voices coming together! On this week’s episode of GAMEPLAY, we celebrate the chorus in videogames. We’ll…
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On GAMEPLAY this week: a celebration of some versatile composers who are just as much at home scoring for videogames, film, and TV! We’ll hear game music…
