Video game record label Curaga Records along with artists BessoO and Save Point have worked together to bring Pokémon inspired LoFi album with 10 chill out tracks inspired from the world of Pokémon.
The Video Game LoFi: Pokémon album is the newest album released by Curaga Records, inspired by Satoshi Tajiri’s Pokémon franchise. The ten chill tracks in the album are said to take listeners into the world of the unique pocket monsters we know and love.
Songs featured in the Video Game LoFi: Pokémon album include Lillie’s Theme with vocalist PokeKellz, Lavender Town, and Pokémon Theme among other songs.
Here is the complete tracklist in the album:
- Pokémon Theme (from “Pokémon Red & Blue”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Rustboro City (from “Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Lavender Town (from “Pokémon Blue & Red”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Azalea Town (from “Pokémon Gold & Silver”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- New Bark Town (from “Pokémon Gold & Silver”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Bicycle Theme (from “Pokémon Red & Blue”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Pallet Town (from “Pokémon Red & Blue”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Pokémon Gym (from “Pokémon Red & Blue”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Lillie’s Theme (from “Pokémon Sun & Moon”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
- Pokémon Center (from “Pokémon Red & Blue”) [Lo-Fi Edit]
Besso0, one of the creators of the album has said he has always loved the Pokémon games and added,
I could not have teamed up with anyone better than Save Point for this album. We’ve had tons of fun remixing these familiar tracks. So much love and tears have gone into every single track, I’ve never made anything like this. We tried to keep it semi-familiar by combining well known melodies and reworking the chord progressions to really spin the music our way. The best example of this is ‘Pokémon Center’, that song is the most ‘out there’ one in my opinion.
On the other hand, Save Point added,
I’ve had an amazing time working with Besso0 on this album taking our favorite nostalgic Pokémon melodies and arranging in our own unique way. I especially love “Bicycle Theme” for its lush and floaty aesthetic.
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