19 mixes with tracks by “Zelda+Reorchestrated”

This is mix of a wide variety of instrumental pieces. There's everything from instrumental covers to classical music, with pieces thrown in from Disney movies and game soundtracks and so on.

Please enjoy!

Hours of mellow, chill music designed for star gazing, but also makes an awesome study mix or background music for sleeping. Minimal lyrics, just sweet melodies to allow your mind or dreams to take flight.

There's no doubt that video games rock! Whether it's old school or new, tracks like these keep us immersed in the story and our twitch reflexes in high gear. I present to you 32 VGM music tracks that defined my childhood and adult gaming life.

Some of these tracks are 10 - 20 minutes long, so prepare for a journey into video game nostalgia :) A mix of Hard Rock, Dance, OST and lesser known tracks from games - this isn't your average mixtape.

Album Art - David Kilborn

So I'm a huge Zelda fan. And what good Zelda fan wouldn't want to hear way too many different versions of the Hyrule field theme?

Cool and collected tunes from some classic video games, with a focus on ambient chillness.
Our story starts in the stars, and takes a nice dip into the further reaches of the ocean. You're in for a trip.

This is Nothing Set in Stone, a Majora's Mask fanmix. All songs are remixes of canon songs except for one. Music is from various sources including ZREO and Newgrounds, and some are from the 'Majora's Mask Orchestrations' Album by Koji Kondo. Album art is edited by me but is by Boba2009 on deviantART; I take no credit for it!

Another attempt at this, this time I have a lot more songs with words in it, These are meant to inspire hope and comfort to those lost in the Darkness.

When you stay up late, you want to hear some beautiful tracks that just so happen to be short in duration.

Whether you're studying or just need a vibe. This playlist will release you from your stress and ease your mind.
Take a load off.

Tracks to guide you into pockets of your own mind including Grouper, Boards of Canada, and Porcupine Tree

Instrumental tracks ranging in mood. From some music that'll sound like stuff that's been floating in space, to some sweet jazz-infused jams, hear the power of instruments without voice. Finish off with some clean, modern electro-pop that demonstrates the power of digital music.

Eighteen tracks including music by Basil Poledouris, Howard Shore and James Horner.