Ambient-esque

Made this song for no reason, heavily inspired by Machinarium and its excellent soundtrack.

Hustle and Bustle of the Robot City

Elden Ring but it's lofi beats

The Final Battle (lofi version (slowed + reverb))

To the Moon

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“Jon Skarin – April” explores the sound of renewal, blending cinematic soundtracks, classical motifs, world-inspired textures, and gentle folk elements. The album captures the spirit of April — a month of shifting skies, blooming life, and emotional clarity. Each piece unfolds like a moment in spring, creating a warm, reflective, and atmospheric listening journey.

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My first LoFi Chill Hop track is a cover of one of my favourite songs in video games - Aerith's Theme from Final Fantasy VII and the remake is just around the corner..

Since I'm in the process of moving my studio to my new place, music production has been somewhat slow but I haven't let it stop me, it seems I can still make LoFi stuff through my headphones until I get my studio acoustically treated. At least for now I can focus on songwriting and then move on to the technical stuff in the coming weeks :)

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Final Fantasy 7 - Aerith's Theme (Rameses B Remix) [LoFi]

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With Pat Metheny, you simply never know what is coming next. But among the many things that make this ever-changing artist so special is the consistent level of commitment and quality that he brings to everything he does. 

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