Rimococoron's four-track soundtrack is the musical equivalent of the game's vector-art weirdness, this tiny PS2 oddity from Sony's experimental side. Directed by Tomohiro Hasekura of PaRappa fame, the whole thing radiates playful chaos.
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The theme track sets up this bouncy, offbeat energy that matches the game's "meddling" concept perfectly. "Yuuenchi Bossa" drops into laid-back bossa nova territory, all casual and sun-warmed, like people-watching from a park bench.
"Smokey Milk" goes hazy and languid, drifting through this jazzy fog. Only four songs but each one nails a mood. If you chase down obscure Japanese games for the vibes alone, this tiny soundtrack punches way above its runtime.