Trip Reporter, by Ryan Iyengar

Trip Reporter

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Progressive chiptune sounds, funky jamming over rock inspired 8-bit. The chemistry is unmistakable.

released October 10, 2013

Nate Herrera - Mixing/mastering
Arbi Ayvazian - Album artwork
Omid - Meth-od Man

Ryan Iyengar Los Angeles, California

Progressive rock and jazz influenced piano, and 8-bit chiptune stuff as well

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