Poké Emo
Some Pokémon songs have always worn their heart on their sleeve. Tune in With Chewie leans into that feeling with the unmistakable sound of early-2000s emo and alternative rock with Poké Emo.
Collections of licensed game music covers and remixes, concept albums, singles, and compilations of music.
Some Pokémon songs have always worn their heart on their sleeve. Tune in With Chewie leans into that feeling with the unmistakable sound of early-2000s emo and alternative rock with Poké Emo.
Christina Sochor’s and her trio bring us an expressive, ornamented cover of Rosalina’s Observatory in a style that starts as a mellow waltz and ramps up to a progressive jazz performance.
FM Fusion: Final Fantasy celebrates two eras at once, combining classic Final Fantasy music with the funk, disco, and vintage electronic sounds inspired by the golden age of video games.
Shopan’s flips one of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s most recognizable melodies through a blend of sample-based trip hop and instrumental jazz.
Helynt’s Poke Ambient 2 covers music from across the Pokémon series in a relaxing soundscape composed of mellow synths and gentle guitar.
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.
The Roost Radio is an Animal Crossing lofi album with a focus on mellow beats with expressive piano and synths.
Christina Sochor’s debut GameChops release, Bob-omb Battlefield, reimagines the iconic Super Mario 64 theme through a jazz-inspired arrangement featuring piano, bass, and drums.
Outset Island Lofi, produced by Enluv, pairs upright bass, expressive piano, and a relaxed trip hop beat with The Deku Trio’s arrangement to give new life to a classic Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker composition.
Super Lofi 64 trades piano for guitar on The Master Chord, a lofi Zelda album featuring relaxing covers of iconic Legend of Zelda songs from across the series.
That's all, folks!
That's all, folks!