Late 90s mood music with jazzy undertones and soft scat vocals. Kimi no Kimochi, Boku no Kokoro dropped in 1999 and its special sound album covers every emotional register a romance game needs. "Melody" and "Heartline" set the baseline warmth.
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"Battle Chaser" and "Battle" suddenly inject energy like the game remembered it has conflict. "Languid a Breast" is a track name that could only exist in a 90s Japanese game localization. "Specimen Music" and "Specter Bustle" sit in weird corners of the tracklist doing their own thing.
The piano version of "Heartline" at the end strips everything back to just the melody. If you like your retro game soundtracks served with a side of smooth jazz and questionable English titles, dig in.