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Chill Out with The Consouls as They Jazz Up Our Favorite Fighting Game Themes
Covers and remixes can be a wonderful thing, especially when a deep love is held for the source material. Those who love jazz will also love the Consouls: they specialize in jazz covers of a variety of video game music, including a few from our favorite fighting games.
Rashid’s theme from Street Fighter V sounds absolutely lovely through the sultry brass:
They have also covered F.A.N.G’s theme:
The main theme for Skullgirls (“In a Moment’s Time”) has an amazing cover:
They have also performed Ryu’s and Ken’s themes from Street Fighter II, here and here respectively.
Source: The Consouls
Chill Out with The Consouls as They Jazz Up Our Favorite Fighting Game Themes
Covers and remixes can be a wonderful thing, especially when a deep love is held for the source material. Those who love jazz will also love the Consouls: they specialize in jazz covers of a variety of video game music, including a few from our favorite fighting games.
Rashid’s theme from Street Fighter V sounds absolutely lovely through the sultry brass:
They have also covered F.A.N.G’s theme:
The main theme for Skullgirls (“In a Moment’s Time”) has an amazing cover:
They have also performed Ryu’s and Ken’s themes from Street Fighter II, here and here respectively.
Source: The Consouls
