Lo-fi racing music with a retro crunch that sounds like it was mixed through a CRT monitor. The city-named tracks each carry a distinct vibe, "Seattle" has this rainy, slightly melancholy groove while "New Orleans" brings warmer, funkier energy.
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"Mt Rushmore" hits with surprising intensity for a game about parking garages. The result screen tracks split into poor, average, and good tiers, which is a nice touch that most racing games skip. "Victory Lap" earns its name.
Fifteen tracks total, tight and focused, nothing overstaying its welcome. The whole thing has that modern indie racing energy, chunky and analog-feeling despite being brand new. If you're into small-studio racers with personality, the soundtrack matches the game's scrappy charm perfectly.