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Lofi de Chocobo

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It’s a new beat to relax and raise Chocobos to! “Lofi de Chocobo” by prolific composer/producer Tee Lopes is a dreamy spin on the recurrent, and fan-favorite, theme from the Final Fantasy series. 🐤

Tee Lopes is a musical mastermind best known for his work on the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Streets of Rage 4, and League of Legends, as well as his continuing series of lofi hip hop videogame covers. His latest, “Lofi de Chocobo”, is a take on composer Nobuo Uematsu’s playful theme for the lovable Chocobo birds of the Final Fantasy series, reimagined with creamy synths and lush, dreamy vibes.

Album Credits
Produced by Tee Lopes
Album Artwork by Sean Thurlow
Mastered by Dj CUTMAN

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