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Our third Masterclass, “From Pixels to Playlists: The Storytelling Power of Gaming Music,” was hosted by music documentarian Nick Dwyer at KEF Music Gallery Hong Kong. Our guests delved into the unique relationship between gaming and sound, exploring how video game music not only enhances gameplay but also crafts immersive narratives that resonate deeply with players.
Guiding the session, Nick showcased a curated selection of iconic gaming scores, highlighting the artistry behind these compositions. His insights illuminated how composers create intricate soundscapes that evoke powerful emotions and memories.
My whole life and career have been about just one thing, really, which is me just getting excited about some kind of new music and then just wanting to share it with people.”
I leaned into the music to tell me what the story was.”
About Nick Dwyer
Nick Dwyer is a renowned music documentarian, director and presenter with over 20 years of experience under his belt. He kick started his career at the age of 14 as a radio host in New Zealand and went on to create “Making Tracks”, a globally broadcast series about music culture that has garnered attention from the BBC and National Geographic Channel.
In 2014, Nick relocated to Japan, where he wrote and directed the acclaimed series “Diggin’ In The Carts”, highlighting the worldwide influence of Japanese video game music. Since then, he has produced documentaries for prominent outlets like BBC Storyworks, Vice and Red Bull. Currently, he is putting the finishing touches on “A Century in Sound”, a six-part series exploring Tokyo’s distinctive music cafes, scheduled for global release in 2025.
