GXM Podcast
GXM Podcast (Games X Music)
We're GXM – Games X Music – a new podcast exploring video games music and the intersection of video games and the music industry. GXM is hosted by Thomas Quillfeldt, freelancer, VGM fan, and community manager and A&R for game music label Laced Records; and Mat Ombler, a freelance journalist specialising in video game music. Every two weeks (or so), we'll explore the latest video game music stories and dive into a special topic. If you're passionate about video game music and want to stay updated with everything that's happening, make sure you join us!
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6 de jul de 2026
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GXM #2: Fortnite’s musical future, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Kenji Eno (ft. Limited Run's James Mielke) 10.04.2023 1:20:25
On the 10th anniversary of the passing of legendary game developer and musician Kenji Eno, Limited Run’s James Mielke joins us to explain the legacy of Eno’s work, his savage break-up with PlayStation, and a canceled Nintendo game no one knows about. Also, loads of news this week! 2023 BAFTA Best Music Award Fortnite + Unreal Engine creator tools K-pop collaborations in mobile games including Mob...
GXM #1: Why we’re launching a new video game music podcast 27.03.2023 49:20
Hi! We're GXM (Games X Music), a new fortnightly podcast exploring video game music and the intersection of video games and the music industry. The show is co-hosted by Tom Quillfeldt, a freelancer, game music fan and community manager and A&R at Laced Records; and Mat Ombler, a freelance journalist specialising in video game music. In this debut episode of GXM, we introduce ourselves and...
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