While I'm more of a Celsius Troubles guy, de Castel singles out ClascyJitto's track Wudpecker as a favorite from his collaborator. McPig said something like 'Yeah, I love the music, we're taking you in.' I was just completely surprised by it!"ĭe Castel's collaborators, co-composer ClascyJitto and main menu theme creator PostElvis were similarly sourced from Pizza Tower's early fans. "I got an email back and was just completely shocked. You know, "Here's a track, if you like it, cool! I'm kind of wondering, 'What sold him?' Because the song itself was just horrible sounding back then, before I made some improvements to it." "That was the first ever song I made for the game," de Castel explains of It's Pizza Time! "That was actually the track that I sent in my email to McPig. But it's also awesome because we've been listening to a lot of covers, remixes, and mashups." Ronan de Castel Its success has been overwhelming in many ways. Whatever rough state it was in, that track was a very early version of that aforementioned dinger, It's Pizza Time!, and it won de Castel a role as one of the game's primary composers. This is music I can lift weights to, the highest honor in my power to confer.ĭe Castel mocked up a sort of demo/introductory track to send to Pizza Tower's lead developer, McPig, while not expecting much from it. For a final curated sampling of the OST, Celsius Troubles is probably my favorite contribution from ClascyJitto, the perfect ice level music with a real dancy twist halfway through. Real banger hours continue with The Death That I Deservioli, a theme for the round two escape that I've never been good at the game or daring enough to attempt, and guest composer PostElvis' main menu theme Pizza Deluxe is a nice, chill comedown (featuring what I'm pretty sure are audio samples of Wario hollering). It's just so hard to get stuff out there, like you're kind of ashamed of what you make, it sounds so bad!" Ronan de Castel Ditto for It's Pizza Time!, the theme of the game's end-of-level escape sprints, which builds into a frantic jam as the clock ticks down. Take the opening track, Time For A Smackdown-it begins all funky and lowkey, and then just launches into this guitar line I haven't been able to get out of my head for the past few weeks.
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