Hyrule Café 2
Coffee Date serves up 17 lofi chillhop tracks spanning the Legend of Zelda series in Hyrule Cafe 2, welcoming every Zelda fan with smooth arrangements and comforting nostalgia.
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Hyrule Temple – Coffee Date
Coffee Date features Dj Cutman on the beat in “Hyrule Temple”! Piano, strings, and chillhop beats come together in their take on the classic dungeon theme from Super Smash Bros and Zelda II: The Adventure of Link.
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Diddy Kong Racing Lofi
Snore Lax cruises back to the Nintendo 64 era! Lofi synths and mallets take the lead against flickering hi-hat rhythms in his take on the main theme of Diddy Kong Racing.
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Zelda Tape
Lofi legends Helynt and Dj Cutman team up in Zelda Tape, a 10-track lofi tribute to The Legend of Zelda featuring guitar, bass, and chill beats.
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Zelda & Sleep 2
Super Piano 64 returns to the world of Hyrule in Zelda & Sleep 2, the sequel to their first beloved collection of lullabies. Featuring themes from across the history of The Legend of Zelda series, the duo arranges over 30 themes into tender piano melodies.
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Underworld
Explore the dungeon depths with lofi hip hop grooves and brooding 808s in “Underworld” by Coffee Date. Paying homage to the NES’ original Legend of Zelda, Coffee Date enters a labyrinth of haunting strings, chilling piano runs, and deep dark beats.
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Corridors of Time
Venture into Chrono Trigger’s “Corridors of Time” with a synthwave twist! Pete Frogs weaves a retro atmosphere with twinkling synths, massive reverbs, and thick bass plucks.
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Stables
Take a rest from adventuring with Coffee Date’s acoustic lofi reimagining of “Stables” from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Dire Dire Docks
Dive into waves of dreamy ambience in Super Lofi 64’s “Dire Dire Docks” The duo paints a delicate and detailed lofi soundscape, inspired by Mario’s classic Nintendo 64 adventure.
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Kairi (Kingdom Hearts Lofi)
Paying tribute to Kingdom Hearts, Snore Lax tugs on heartstrings in “Kairi”. Chopped textures, acoustic guitar, lofi beats and strings blend together in a chillhop take on the emotional theme.
That's all, folks!
That's all, folks!