O hai. If you’re a regular listener to RadioSEGA (the live shows, in particular), then you’ll be familiar with the now infamous “Trial” live show in absence of FastFeet’s FoneMix. However, you may also be familiar with remixes by someone known to most as Mr Stream. Well, I wonder…

Inspired by Gavvie’s ‘Songs for Sonic’ remix album released earlier this year, I thought I would have a go at remixing some well- and lesser- known Sonic music. The result is ‘Act 1′, a 10 track album containing remixes of tracks from earlier games such as Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Mega Drive), Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic CD.

Here’s something worth checking out. We’ve uploaded some samples from Bentley Jones (previously known as Lee Brotherton) upcoming album TRANS//LATION. Bentley has spent quite some time in and amongst the Sonic community having appeared on Sonic the Hedgehog ‘06 and Sonic & the Black Knights soundtracks, he also of course appeared at the Summer of Sonic convention. Have a listen and if you like what you hear visit Bentleys own site where you can buy the full album!

This is what I’d conider to be the second Sonic the Hedgehog compilation album with the 10th Anniversary collectors disc being the first. What’s great about this album is that, as a second compliation should, encompass all of the more recent tracks which are definetely worth a shout. Listen in to some of the best Sonic the Hedgehog music below, you can also download True Blue: The Best of Sonic the Hedgehog here.

Now this is a rare gem, if you happen to own the boxset that is! The 10th anniversary boxset available to only a limited number of people who bought Sonic Adventure 2 on the Dreamcast received a boxset which contains a special history booklet, a Sonic coin and this special audio CD. You’d be lucky to get one nowadays but even if you can’t you can enjoy the best music tracks of Sonics first 10 years on the gaming scene, also available to download from FastFeet Media right here.

Before the days of the Xbox and Project Gotham Racing came Metropolis Street Racer. The one and only and it all started off on the Dreamcast, funny how so many great ideas came from a blue swirl and have now migrated onto the current-gen of consoles. Anyway, whilst there weren’t a huge array of tracks to listen to on MSR, you could completely customise your soundtrack for one of the first times in a video game and you can also find some classic Sega tunes amongst them too. Listen below or download here.

Classic tunes from a classic era. Sonic the Hedgehog 1 on the Mega Drive features some extremely well known music in the video games community and whilst Green Hill Zone is an obvious one, mine is Starlight Zone although it’s all good at the end of the day! There’s plenty more Sonic the Hedgehog music on offer at FastFeet Media here (in fact practically all of it!) or you can just grab the Sonic the Hedgehog Mega Drive rip here.