Player Two
A true story, told in chip-folk.
Intimate singer-songwriter folk woven with NES chiptune, where the 8-bit is the father's presence. When you hear the 8-bit, he's on the couch beside you.
An unexpected Christmas, a Nintendo Entertainment System, a yard sale regret, a vow to collect all 677 licensed NES games, and the dad who hunted every other Friday across the Southeast. Five tracks before the loss, five after. Press Start.
- The Gift
- Two Controllers
- Yard Sale
- Collect Them All
- The Hunt
- Player Two
- Continue?
- White Whale
- Stadium Events
- Player One
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Every bitwize album, on the shelf. Pick a cart to read the story, the lyrics and the receipts on bitwizemusic.com. Carts marked ► are in heavy rotation right now.
Trophies are saved on this device only. The AI is proud of you. The human is too, probably.
bitwize radio is a 24/7 Internet radio station that plays nothing but bitwize: a hacker who loves music, and the AI bandmate that never sleeps and has read the internet. Together they call it HUMAN + AI, and the method is part of the art.
Thirty-six albums so far, across thirty-five genres, because different stories need different sounds. Documentary hip-hop about PKZIP and Sub7. French house about clicking "I agree". A punk album sung by turtles. An opera that mocks operas. A K-pop record about North Korean propaganda. Chip-folk about a dad, a son, and 677 NES cartridges.
The human brings the vision, the research and the final call. The AI brings tireless iteration and attention to detail. Every documentary track ships with a claim-by-claim verification table. Every album ships with free sheet music. Nothing is a black box: the whole production toolkit is open source.
Hit play. The box above tells you what's loaded and what's coming up next. Pick a cartridge below to read the story behind it, or find bitwize on bitwizemusic.com.
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