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Hosted by Matt Murray, Seth Sturgill · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 60 episodes
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A chill Sunday hangout with Matt and Seth: two goobers who like video game music a lot. Bit Harmony is about human expression and lived experiences through the music and video games that we love.
Matt Murray, Seth Sturgill hosts Bit Harmony: A Videogame Music Podcast, a leisure show with 60 episodes published.
With both of your intrepid hosts recently indoctrinated into the Trails fandom via this game (and with 2nd Chapter coming soon), it was more than deserving of its own episode. Sure, the music is incredible - but what you
This episode may be hitless, but that doesn't make it sauceless. Are you the type of person that can withstand prolonged exposure to Burning Rangers? This summer... you're about to find out. (00:00) Intro (21:58) Houseke
It's time once again for our annual mid-year check-in episode, celebrating our favorite video game music of the year thus far. It's also a fine excuse to talk about things like Arby's, Buddhist concepts of reincarnation,
In a rare, freely-available Mini episode, we're all the perfect shape. Listen in to learn all about Keita Takahashi's "to a T", its wonderful soundtrack, growing up, living with a disability, German milks and Tuesdays wi
Not only is We Love Katamari home to one of the great video game soundtracks of all time, it also gives us a lot of space. It affords us the room to meditate on the inherently adversarial relationship between creators an
If your experience with Cuphead has been one of frantic, white-knuckle survival, you may have never sat and appreciated how buck WILD its soundtrack is. We're here to drink it all in. Get ready for a real high-class bout
UFO 50 is perhaps the very best that video games have to offer - and it's full of revelatory life lessons. Matty and Seffy are here to impart the ones that matter: chew gum to brighten your outlook. (00:00) Intro (12:06)
It's the Season 5 finale and we're finally doin' the damn thing. Final Fantasy X is not only one of our favorite videogame OSTs of all time, it's also a treasure trove of personal stories and goofiness. It's also provide
Get excited, Babyshoes McGee: Tosh returns to share her unending - nay, infinite - love for Infinity Nikki. Today, y'all are gonna learn about how insane this game's soundtrack is, the dedicated community behind it, the
We, in our hubris, have chosen to tackle both Super Mario Galaxy games in a single episode. We're just that kinda cRaZy. Mario's outer space adventures brought with them iconic orchestral scores, creative level design, a
We're finally covering one of our favorite Mario games! Super Mario 3D World is the ideal version of a Mario game in so many ways, including musically. A month of Mario is, if nothing else, a great excuse to celebrate ho
Nobody could've ever predicted that a couple of ragamuffins like us would someday have the opportunity to work with one of our favorite developers, covering a video game soundtrack that we adore. Let's celebrate the musi
Look man, we can't play or listen to everything. We barely function as human adults. Sometimes, things slip through the cracks; so we're kicking off 2026 by paying our respects to some 2025 games that Bit Harmony left be
With this episode's release, we can all finally move on from 2025. Will Mario Kart World and Clair Obscur continue to be glazed? Will Matt be swayed on Pokémon Legends Z-A? Will Seth drop everything and play Skate Story?
A new game from Analgesic Productions is an event for us and we couldn't resist pulling out all the stops for their latest, Angeline Era. Join us for a celebration of one of 2025's very best OSTs - as well as earth-shatt
Join us for great music, earnest conversation of the human experience, anxiety, relating to a bear in a bowler hat and musing about Taco Bell for perhaps too long. Night in the Woods pokes at uncomfortable truths within
Remember last year when we rang in the holidays with a hand-selected curation of winter-themed videogame music? Well that storm's a-brewin' up again, baby. Only this time, the forecast indicates a 100% increased chance o
This one's YouTube comments all the way down. After mourning the loss of the YouTube Comment Oversharing Corner segment on our most recent episode, we've decided to release a fun little bonus pod to right those wrongs. A
We're capping off this season in grand fashion: it's time for a game show, y'all! Your two hosts find themselves in a knockout battle for the ages; their video game music knowledge pushed to their very limits. Matt & Set
The nightmare swirls and churns unending, as does this podcast. Grant us eyes; grant us eyes. Plant eyes on our brains, to cleanse our beastly idiocy of Bovril and jacket potatoes. Let us sit about and speak feverishly,
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