Turntables, funk bass, and pure Dreamcast swagger. Jet Set Radio basically invented a whole aesthetic, and the original soundtrack is the backbone of it all. Sneakman is that track, the one everyone remembers, all sliding basslines and vocal hooks that never leave your brain.
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Sweet Soul Brother grooves with this irresistible coolness, and Funky Radio keeps the block party going. Even the menu music like Let Mom Sleep has personality dripping off it. This was the year 2000 and nothing else on Dreamcast sounded like this.
Funk, hip-hop, J-pop, electronic, all blended into something that felt like skating through Tokyo with headphones on. If you've never understood why people won't shut up about this game, start here.