In a dazzling collision of eras, Nordischsound’s latest remix and YouTube video Alan Walker – Spectre (C64 SID Chiptune) delivers retro magic. Instead of club-ready synths, the melody now pulses through the Commodore 64’s legendary SID chip. The result is a hypnotic chiptune remix that blends 1980s nostalgia with modern electronic energy.
Right from the start, the remix evokes memories of classic games like Turrican, The Last Ninja, and Mega Man. The SID chip’s iconic arpeggios and crunchy waveforms give Spectre a whole new identity. It’s instantly familiar, yet completely transformed into something only the C64 could deliver.
The video doesn’t rely on sound alone. Retro-inspired pixel visuals sync with the music, deepening the old-school vibe. Together, they create a sensory experience that feels pulled straight from a CRT monitor in a neon-lit arcade.
For fans of chiptune, bitpop, or vintage computing, this Alan Walker C64 remix hits all the right notes. It proves the SID chip still holds musical power, even decades later. Every square wave, filtered buzz, and punchy kick feels deliberate and joyful.
Best of all, this remix bridges generations. It introduces younger fans to the magic of 8-bit sound, while longtime C64 users get a fresh spin on a modern hit. Whether you’re here for nostalgia or novelty, this track offers both.
