If you need a refresher, it’s the simplistic and endearingly corny rap song from Donkey Kong 64 (1999), written by legendary video game composer Grant Kirkhope, who you probably know better as ...

But "of course" he'd be up for doing the soundtrack for a new Banjo game if it ever happened ...

The composer who worked on the original Banjo-Kazooie reveals he has 'zero hope' for a new game in the classic 3D platformer franchise.

This story attracted the attention of original Banjo-Kazooie composer Grant Kirkhope, who revealed on social media why he has "zero hope" of seeing a new Banjo game - or at least, zero hope of it ...

“But I'm inspired by many composers—among the living by John Williams and Grant Kirkhope and the dead by Richard Strauss and Thomas Tallis.” Dexter defines The Galilean Suite as tone ...

More recently, Kirkhope's fame has been revived with work on more modern platformers, including the distinctly Banjo-esque Yooka-Laylee, as well as Ubisoft's Mario + Rabbids games. "I hope that ...

To quote the legendary composer Grant Kirkhope, he’s the leader of the bunch, you know him well, and he’s finally back to kick some tail. Donkey Kong and fellow members of the DK crew–Dixie ...

Series composer Grant Kirkhope recently shared his thoughts in a post on X/Twitter, stating his belief that Banjo-Kazooie won’t be coming back. Kirkhope even took it a step farther, noting that ...