You know, it’s funny how small the world is sometimes. Because not only have I (Robin Ek, TGG) requested an interview with Michel Ancel (the father of Rayman), I also talked to Pixel Mixers about their upcoming Rayman tribute album “Harmony” just recently (the original “Rayman” soundtrack was made by Mr. Rémi Gazel). Well, guess what? Pixel Mixers just informed me that the Rayman Harmony album is now available for download:

“Hi friends, today i have the pleasure to announce that we are releasing a new album ! This one is called “Harmony” and it covers 25 songs from the Playstation 1 classic game “Rayman” developed by Ubisoft.” – Pixel Mixers

So if you love Rayman and it’s soundtrack just as much as I do, then you probably don’t want to miss out on this super awesome Rayman tribute album. I mean, you got 25 songs all for free!

Source:
Pixel Mixers
Rayman Harmony

Robin “V-Act” Ek
Editor in chief
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

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Tags: Michel Ancel, Pixel Mixers, Rayman, Rayman Harmony, Rémi Gazel, Ubisoft