YouTube user that has created 8-bit versions of a number of the songs from the animated TV series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic that were originally composed by Daniel Ingram. His channel can be found at: www.youtube.com/user/RainbowCrash88
Swampyboy is a university student living outside of London. He makes 8bit music "heavily influenced by 90's jungle and happy hardcore music + retro video game soundtracks" using lsdj, renoise, and a korg emx electribe and kaoss pad 2. http://www.myspace.com/swampyboy
Dot.AY is Alex Yabsley from Brisbane Australia.
He makes music that tries to be both experimental and accessible through this desire he stumbled upon chiptunes and creating music with Gameboys and lo-fi toys.
Since then he has been writing music as much as possible and performing live, most recently in a variety of support shows for the following artists: Crystal Castles, Girl Talk and Dan Deacon Website: http://dot-ay.com
Myspace: www.myspace.com/dotaymusic
KyotoSapian is a solo chiptune project started in January 2008 by Joe Norman. Since it's inception, KyotoSapian has seen a steady -- though seemingly rather swift -- increase in technique and overall performance. An example of his quickly acquired ability is the inclusion of one of his early tracks on a chiptune music compilation release alongside, notably, Alec Empire, who is performing under the moniker Nintendo Teenage Robots for the compilation.
Fighter X is the musical alias of Nickolas A. Walthew. Based out of Seattle, Washington, Fighter X enjoys producing various mixtures of idm and melodic dance tunes that generally revolve around the low-fi audio of vintage videogame consoles. For the past year and a half, Fighter X has been using Little Sound DJ, a music sequencer for the Nintendo Game Boy. All early Fighter X material consists of a Korg Electribe MX-1, along with additional hardware.