final fantasy ix

Here are the top 5 covers which received the most upvotes on the VGCover/subreddit during July 2019

1st) psycosulu – Final Fantasy VII – Jenova and Birth of a God Mashup

2nd) Andrew Van Vlear – Super Mario Land – Main Theme/Birabuto Kingdom (Gypsy Jazz Cover)

3rd) jmabate- Final Fantasy IX – Ambush Attack
This cover was also featured on our Final Fantasy IX Album Beyond the Mist

4th) Orchestral Fantasy – Final Fantasy VI – The Decisive Battle

5th) Eric L. & Friends – Pokemon GSC – Battle! Champion
This cover is from Eric’s event Marathon Mode where he uploaded a new cover everyday! You can view the full playlist here

Thanks for voting for your favourite covers in July and hopefully we’ll see plenty of new people in next month’s top 5. Be sure to check out all of the artists on the list and to browse the subreddit for more artists

Hey guys, I have the great pleasure to talk about what is to this day the biggest and (subjectively) best work by the Pixel Mixers community.
This album sets a milestone for us as a community and everyone’s time and efforts is finally rewarded by the release of this great project!
So let’s discover “Beyond the Mist” a Final Fantasy IX Tribute album.

You can download the full album (120 tracks) for free by clicking on this picture =>

Or directly with this link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/s6fh7a82m7zkidi/Pixel+Mixers+-+Beyond+the+Mist+%5BFinal+Fantasy+IX%5D.zip

This album features 120 tracks (the complete OST + some duplicates) made by as many musicians. The album is over 7 hours long !
We decided to divide this album into 6 “discs”:
– A Night at Alexandria
– Across the Hills
– Of Rats and Men
– Far from Home
– Gaia & Terra
– Bonus Tracks

While most of the songs follow the OST order, we decided to take some freedom and create some narrative arcs. This is especially true with the 1st disc that gathers songs related to characters or events linked to the city of Alexandria through the whole game.

We all hope you’ll enjoy our new takes on those fantastic songs composed by Nobuo Uematsu and the creative freedom we took with some of the songs.

Part 1: A Night at Alexandria