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Fusion Collab
| Synonyms: | medley |
| See also: | Remix (music), custom remix |
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Fusion collabs are a type of fanwork that are multi-segmented fan arrangements based on one or more existing music compositions. In each segment, the composition or a part of the composition is arranged into a different musical style. Arrangement styles and compositions used are often taken from or based off of video game soundtracks[1]. Fusion collabs may be accompanied by fanart or other kinds of visual fanwork that depict characters, setting, or other elements of a given source material in the visual style of another.
The format of fusion collabs was established and popularized by the panfandom collective and Youtube group Siivagunner.
History
Examples
- The Rasputin Fusion Collab - Organized by MASHUP WEEK: MEGAMIX; rearranges said track by disco-era group Boney M. (2020)
- Porky's Porkies Fusion Collab - Organized by Mysikt; rearranges said enemy battle track from the Game Boy Advance game Mother 3 (2021)
- My Time Fusion Collab (OMORI) - Organized by TimmyTurnersGrandDad; rearranges said in-game version of the song by bo en (2022)
- September Fusion Collab - Organized by recordcollector1972; rearranges the eponymous track by disco-era band Earth, Wind and Fire (2022)
- Goodbye to a World Fusion Collab - Organized by SiIvaGunner; rearranges the final track of the album "Worlds" by Porter Robinson (2022)
- This fanwork is notable for its connection with the wider lore of said collective channel, that being Wood Man's eventual disappearance within an indeterminate meteor crash site, of which an animated narrative vid was posted on Christmas Day 2022, titled "My Final Message".
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References
- ^ In some cases, some arrangements of certain fusion collabs come from non-video game sources and genres, such as jazz, acapella, and orchestral, to name a few.