Funky, weird, and bursting with mid-90s PlayStation energy. JumpingFlash! 2 dropped in 1996, and the soundtrack is a wild ride through early 3D platforming. "Rap-la-MuuMuu (Techno Mix)" opens the album with a techno rap track that has no business being this fun.
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"Jump in the Grassland!" is pure bouncy optimism, the perfect first-world energy. "Distant Cosmos" goes spacey and strange in the best way. The boss themes all have this mechanical edge to them, Dragon Machine, Scorpion Machine, each one escalating.
Then it circles back with "Jump in Hawaii!" for the sequel stages. PS1 era production, crunchy samples and all. That unmistakable 32-bit charm. Put this on if you want to remember when platformers were genuinely bizarre and proud of it.