Kingdom Hearts Inspired LoFi Album Released by Curaga Records

Written by Brandon Hofer on April 26, 2022

News: If you are a Kingdom Hearts fan you might want to check out this new album that highlights some of the best music in the franchise.

Music label Curaga Records just released its newest album inspired by Tetsuya Nomura’s beloved Kingdom Hearts series - Video Game LoFi: Kingdom Hearts. The album includes 10 chill tracks that will tug at your nostalgia from the Playstation 2 days all the way up to recent releases in the franchise. Songs featured on the album include ‘Face My Fears’ with vocalist Reven, ‘Roxas’ with Save Point and flutist Tabitha Louise and ‘Dearly Beloved’ with Besso0 to name a few. Other artists that worked with lost:tree on this album are vocalists Nila, Eleviisa, and Aleyna.

Tracklist

Simple and Clean ft. Nila (from Kingdom Hearts)
Dearly Beloved (from Kingdom Hearts)
Face My Fears ft. Reven (from Kingdom Hearts III)
Hollow Bastion (from Kingdom Hearts)
Traverse Town (from Kingdom Hearts)
Sora (from Kingdom Hearts)
Passion ft. Eleviisa (from Kingdom Hearts II)
Roxas ft. Tabitha Louise (from Kingdom Hearts II)
The Silent Forest (from Kingdom Hearts)
Don’t Think Twice ft. Aleyna (from Kingdom Hearts III)

‘’When making this album, I knew that it was going to be a challenge translating the music of Kingdom Hearts into a LoFi format,” says artist lost:tree. “This series and the music always has a special place in my heart ever since I was kid and it still means a lot to me now, so picking only 10 tracks to remix was really difficult for me. This album is like a love letter to the game and I hope I was able to do the music justice with these remixes. Everyone featured on this album brought their absolute best to rework these tracks and I am very happy with how it turned out!’’

Video Game LoFi: Kingdom Hearts is available to listen to right now on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, and Deezer. Listeners that wish to hold the key to this album in their very hands can also pre-order the physical version on CD and Cassette.

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