Celtic fantasy vibes on PC Engine hardware and it actually works. Tenshi no Uta pulls from Irish and Gaelic culture in ways you don't usually see in JRPGs. Village of Celts and Hallstatt set this ancient European atmosphere that the chip sound handles with surprising warmth.
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The Battle theme is punchy without overpowering the folkish tone. Billy's Sea and Dooinney Oie (that's Manx Gaelic) lean into this coastal, windswept feeling. Then you've got Casino and Snake Charmer suddenly throwing curveballs.
The Piano track is just bare and pretty. Final Boss brings everything crashing together. For a TurboGrafx RPG pulling from Celtic mythology instead of the usual medieval fantasy template, this one stands apart.