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Hyrule Café is a 22-track Legend of Zelda remix collection brimming with cozy chill lofi goodness. It’s Coffee Date’s largest album ever, featuring acoustic lo-fi remixes from across the Zelda series, from Ocarina of Time to Tears of the Kingdom, Hyrule Café serves up something for every Zelda fan.
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Wind down with Coffee Date and Dj Cutman in “Nights in Tarrey Town”! Inspired by the arrangement from Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, Coffee Date performs live violin topped with an acoustic drum groove from Cutman.
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Jazz and 16-bit worlds collide in Super Standards! Performed and arranged by Button Masher, Super Standards is a concept album that reimagines 12 jazz standards in the styles of Super Nintendo games.
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16-bit basslines and beats bounce in Button Masher’s “Poinciana”. The second single from his upcoming album Super Standards, he interprets the jazz classic in the style of Donkey Kong Country.
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Yoann Garel and Dj Cutman paint a picture of a breezy summer day in “Mabe Village”. With gentle piano and soaring strings, the theme from Link’s Awakening receives a heartfelt lofi tribute.
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Bossa nova and Super Nintendo nostalgia collide in Button Masher’s single “The Girl from Ipanema”! From his upcoming album Super Standards, Button Masher gives the beloved bossa nova tune an Earthbound-inspired twist.
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Dash, roll, and leap into high-energy excitement with GENESIS JAMS! Pete Frogs blends peppy SEGA Genesis flavors with nine classic and modern pop bops.
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Stevie Wonder’s funk classic “Superstition” levels up! In the latest collaboration between Button Masher and Dj Cutman, addictive guitar riffs and basslines meet Super Nintendo nostalgia.
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Hopping back into action, Pete Frogs’ “TAKE ON ME” is a special SEGA spin on the a-ha hit! Pete blends the tune’s timeless melodies with spunky, crunchy synths true to the SEGA Genesis.
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Pete Frogs is a bass player, composer, and multi-genre producer. With “Stay”, a cover of The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber, Pete turns the track on its head with a retro-synth rebuild, using heaps of FM synths and retro sounds from the 80s and 90s.