“Dedede’s Theme” from Kirby, produced by Tudd with guitars by General Offensive. A theme sourced from Smash Bros creator Masahiro Sakurai’s other classic franchise, Kirby, “Dedede’s Theme” grooves along with warm synths and basslines with a jazzy edge.
Kick back and relax to smooth guitar grooves from Rifti Beats in “Sight of Spira”, from Final Fantasy X! Rifti Beats creates a jazz-lofi bop using acoustic guitar, drums, and bass.
Tee Lopes continues to produce high-quality videogame chill-out music with”Terra” from Final Fantasy VI.
Journey into the Dark World with Tee Lopes. Dark World is a soft yet soulful cover from the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Tee brings his signature jazzy piano riffs, gentle percussion, and smooth arrangement skills to this fan favorite melody.
From the musical genius of Tee Lopes comes “Green Greens” Pairing rippling piano with warm jazz flavors, it’s the beloved music of Kirby like you’ve never heard it before. ?
Take a visit to Guar Plains from Xenoblade Chronicles, remixed by Tee Lopes. Smooth jazz reharmonizations over chilled beats, Tee’s remix is perfect for winding down after a long day of adventuring.
Joshua Morse is one of the pioneers of video game remixing, most active in the 2000s as part of OverClocked Remix, the community largely responsible for popularizing video game music as a casual listening genre.
Tudd is back with a laid back, jazzy version of K.K. Cruisin’ from Animal Crossing New Horizons! Have your own concert from home with one of Animal Crossing’s most beloved characters.
Jonas Munk Lindbo is a young lofi hip hop producer and piano player from Copenhagen. Jonas brings us a jazzy lofi reinterpretation of Song of Storms from The Legend of Zelda. Some unique chord changes and a familiar melody make this an awesome track to just put on and vibe to!
Nelward is a funky boye, blending styles and influences to create a sound all his own. His jazz training comes through in this remix of Super Mario Odyssey’s New Donk City, done in the style of Bob-omb Battlefield from Mario 64. It harkens back to the era of Super Mario World, with clever references and nods throughout his arrangement. Silly synthwork and vocals cover the track like Super Moons, with slick licks and vocals as the cherry on top.
That's all, folks!
That's all, folks!