Compo: MnP (Meat 'n Potatoes)

Congratulations to Souperion for winning the last round. As a result, he get's to pick the source for round 122. Here's what he had to say:

"Feel a bit odd having won a round that featured a spirited, upbeat song by making a slower remix, so let's do some Kirby music! Kirby and the Amazing Mirror: Candy Constellation, specifically. It's a real fun piece, one of my favorites from that little gem." - Souperion

GAME: Kirby and the Amazing Mirror (GBA)

SOURCE: Candy Constellation

VIDEO:

Deadline: 3rd March @ 1PM

Vote Ends: 12th March @ 1 PM

MnP ARCHIVE  - made by Trism 

Hm, since we just had a slower song for 120, I think I'll pick something a bit more upbeat and fitting to bring in the new year: Magical Dreamers ~ The Wind, Stars, and Waves from Chrono Cross.  (Editor's Note: Not to be confused with Radical Dreamers, which was done all the way back in MNP 11 and is an entirely different song) -Kat

Feels kinda funny to be doing this again. My choice for the next source is Secret of Mana's track "A Wish" (also known as the frosty forest or ice-crystal fields), a dreamily simple track that plays while fighting wolves and spear-wielding turtles through a lovely ice-crystal field. A bit minimalistic, but enchanting. -Souperion

Any Metroid source tune from Metroid 1 to Metroid Prime 3 Corruption.  Or the one we don't speak of.  :3

Super Metroid - Title Screen Theme

Tetris Attack - Bowser's Introduction

"Human, Monster, Sea, Sky!! This month's source is Southern Faced Shrine!!" -Nick C 

"For my source, let's get close to a little indie game that stayed hidden.
Made by a little boy, Toby Fox, quite unknown in the game making scene...
That game is call Undertale, I'm not sure you know it but it's musics are good though."

-AxLR

There is only one time this dungeon theme is used in Phantasy Star 4 and it's before a crucial plot point, and it's pretty groovy. 

TheVIdeoGamer:

TMNT has a rocking soundtrack! The SNES version is more funky, but the SEGA version is more exciting, and rocking. The game is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist, and this is the Alleycat Blues. A nice composition with a lot of scope for ideas! Everyone runs to the SNES version, which is nice, but they leave this out, which personally i think is the better version. Oh well, opinions lol.  Love this one a lot.

It sounds like there's some weird extra stuff in all of the midis I found. I chose the midi with the least amount of extra stuff. Listen to the video to make sure you're getting it right. -Dex