Bit Harmony: A Videogame Music Podcast
Sep 6, 2026 · 2 hr 40 min · 13 segments
Sometimes on this show, we stand before you all with glorious purpose. Our charge to introduce the masses to VIVIDLOPE sees us braving interdimensional travel and confronting prospects of dreamed…
We mentioned it briefly, but Vivid Lope as a video game is not that big of a game.
I think it punches way above its weight class in very satisfying ways.
And again, we'll talk about it later.
So similarly, the soundtrack isn't huge, huge either.
But what's here is like all hits to the point where I really struggled even figuring out what to intro the episode with.
But I don't know, when I started really digging into the soundtrack fully, I I was like, it can't be anything else but vivid vibe.
I mean, to be fair, this is the song that I most closely associate to the game.
And I don't know why that is.
I don't know if it's because it's like, I don't know if it like plays early in the game or something, or if it like, you know, was in the trailer or something.
I don't know.
But this is the one I
think.
Actually, it's both of those things.
I think it might have played in the trailer and it's like the first or second world theme song.
That makes sense then.
Yeah.
Cause this is just the one that I always, when, when I, you know, crystallize vivid lope in my head, this is the song that I, that I think of.
And yeah, it's just, it's a great little song.
Like, I mean, yeah, it really is a vibe.
Like it's this like synth wave groove thing, this kind of Kawhi future base kind of feel to it.
It has this mix of, that you know sega dreamcasty 90s energy that the entire game has but also a little bit of more modern like mid-2010s japanese club adjacent stuff it's got the um you know the there are a few tracks in here that have like vocals
and dude the vocals are a crazy trip in and of themselves yeah
When this song starts telling you to look down deep into yourself, it's like you go to another plane of existence.
Can I ask real quick, is it Vivid Vastness? We're going to talk about this on the next break, but there's a whole story there with the sampled vocals.
Did you look up any of that?
We mentioned it briefly, but Vivid Lope as a video game is not that big of a game.
I think it punches way above its weight class in very satisfying ways.
And again, we'll talk about it later.
So similarly, the soundtrack isn't huge, huge either.
But what's here is like all hits to the point where I really struggled even figuring out what to intro the episode with.
But I don't know, when I started really digging into the soundtrack fully, I I was like, it can't be anything else but vivid vibe.
I mean, to be fair, this is the song that I most closely associate to the game.
And I don't know why that is.
I don't know if it's because it's like, I don't know if it like plays early in the game or something, or if it like, you know, was in the trailer or something.
I don't know.
But this is the one I
think.
Actually, it's both of those things.
I think it might have played in the trailer and it's like the first or second world theme song.
That makes sense then.
Yeah.
Cause this is just the one that I always, when, when I, you know, crystallize vivid lope in my head, this is the song that I, that I think of.
And yeah, it's just, it's a great little song.
Like, I mean, yeah, it really is a vibe.
Like it's this like synth wave groove thing, this kind of Kawhi future base kind of feel to it.
It has this mix of, that you know sega dreamcasty 90s energy that the entire game has but also a little bit of more modern like mid-2010s japanese club adjacent stuff it's got the um you know the there are a few tracks in here that have like vocals
and dude the vocals are a crazy trip in and of themselves yeah
When this song starts telling you to look down deep into yourself, it's like you go to another plane of existence.
Can I ask real quick, is it Vivid Vastness? We're going to talk about this on the next break, but there's a whole story there with the sampled vocals.
Did you look up any of that?
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