Album art for Big Shot

Big Shot

Stream on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on Amazon Music Stream on YouTube Music

Now’s your chance to [chill out]! Coffee Date dials down the intensity and deals out the lofi vibes in her take on BIG SHOT from Deltarune Chapter 2.

“Big Shot!” is an already-infamous fan favorite from Toby Fox’s Deltarune Chapter 2. The original presents as a supercharged battle theme in a secret boss fight with the salesman/scammer Spamton. Coffee Date — real name Evelyn Rose — took on the challenge of transforming it into a catchy lofi beat, making use of her warped vocals, live violin, and compositional know-how.

Credits
Produced by Coffee Date
Mastered by Dj CUTMAN
Artwork by Evelyn Rose

▾Follow Coffee Date▾

Discover more from GameChops

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

More Music

  • The Gobbler

    Dub reggae duo Dubtendo brings Pac-Man to the island in “The Gobbler”! The track highlights chippy riffs over tropical grooves, inspired by the arcade classic.

  • Poké Tape 5

    Poke Tape 5 by Blauu is a laid-back, feel-good Pokémon remix album built for calm focus and easy listening. Smooth piano lines, warm woodwinds, and jazzy, funky rhythms give the album a relaxed but uplifting energy.

  • Multiverse of Lofi

    Lofi hero Helynt takes on the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Multiverse of Lofi. Featuring seven tracks from Marvel’s Phase 4 films and series, it’s the perfect soundtrack for saving the world or chilling out.

  • One Dance

    Lush sax and gritty lofi beats take the spotlight in this chill cover of Drake’s “One Dance”. Rifti Beats gives the tune the lofi treatment from his album Drake & Chill.

  • Avatar & Chill

    GameChops celebrates the beloved animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender in Avatar & Chill, including fourteen tracks from The Last Airbender and Legend of Korra, SweetboiKyle crafts unique covers using period instruments and lofi aesthetics.

  • Song of Healing

    The Super Lofi 64 brothers pay tribute to The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask with “Song of Healing”. Melancholy piano and dusty lofi beats take center stage in their nostalgic reimagining.