For many of us, Halloween is our favorite holiday where we dress up like our favorite characters, trick or treat, or watch a good, old horror film. To help set the ambience for this beloved occasion, here are some of the best spooky video game music tracks for Halloween.

This behind-the-scenes documentary of shows the insane amount of effort, passion, and perseverance FamilyJules possessed to make a 19-minute minute medley in less than a month.

For this article, FamilyJules picked a few of his favorite video game covers for me to share. These five covers represent the evolution of his sound and the video game music community as a whole, and I’m honored to share my thoughts on each of these videos.

Before you get too excited, no, FamilyJules is not entering a Quick Fire Cover Challenge. He is, however, going to be a guest judge for August’s QFCC.

FamilyJules has been an inspiration to many VGM cover artists, and one cover artist, Dann Link, decided to show his appreciation for the legendary guitarist with this 20-minute medley covering 33 tracks.

Lacey Johnson has been on fire lately, collaborating with some of the finest names in VGM. This time, she’s put her vocal skills to the test with a Rocket League medley (arranged by Ubaldo B) that is one of the best covers I’ve heard in a long time.

The Game Brass are ready to embark on a new adventure with their latest album Brassino Isles Tropical Cruise: A Video Game Getaway with Friends. While the name might be a mouthful, this album is a beach party, and everyone is invited!

VGM favorites The Game Brass are back with another album, this time setting sail for tropical locations including Monkey Island, Dragon Roost Island, Yoshi's Island, and DK Island.

With concerts being cancelled left and right, musicians are increasingly turning to streaming platforms to give their audiences a fix for live music. Many artists in the VGM space have been doing this for years, FamilyJules included.

FamilyJules is a man that needs no introduction. If you’ve been in the VGM community for any period of time, you’ve likely heard his name mentioned several times over.

It’s no secret that I love all things Okami. In fact, it’s one of my all-time favorite OSTs, and after listening to this fantastic cover by FamilyJules and Let’s Player MasaeAnela, it should be obvious why.

For this article, I asked several VGM musicians one very important question: “How has the VGM community changed over the past 10 years?”

While the game may have aged, and the fanbase may have moved on, the soundtrack for Sonic Adventure 2 remains as fresh as ever.

I always thought that a medley was a collection of songs, but now I realize that a medley can transform tracks into something greater than the sum of their parts. In the hands of an expert, a medley is a narrative that guides a listener through a satisfying emotional journey.

July wasn’t just a hot month for us in the Northern Hemisphere; it was also a hot month for video game music covers! Here are five of my favorite VGM tracks from the month of July (in no particular order).