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Fi’s Farewell Lofi Flip

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Zelda Lofi & Jazz Meet on Aso’s Fi’s Farewell Cover

Fi’s Farewell, originally from Zelda: Skyward Sword, gets a lofi cover by Aso, combining piano and upright bass performed by The Deku Trio with chill lofi beats.

Fi’s Farewell by Aso combines piano, upright bass, lofi beats, and a sample from The Deku Trio in a new interpretation of the Zelda theme. Originally composed by Koji Kondo, the melody remains front and center while piano and bass bring a live-band feel to the track.


Aso arrangements frequently pair live performance with hip hop and lofi influences. On Fi’s Farewell, those influences come together in a Zelda lofi arrangement that sits comfortably alongside study music, chillhop, and other contemporary interpretations of Nintendo soundtracks.

Credits
Produced by Aso
Artwork by Voyager Spirit
Mastered by Dj Cutman
Composed by Takeshi Hama
Originally from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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