Over the past year, GameGrooves Music has released 9 albums and 100 tracks, featured over 200 artists, created over 6 hours of music, and generated over $300 for charity.

This Friday, GameGrooves will be releasing its 4th charity album, Rainbow Roads: A Queer Tribute to Video Game Music. This album seeks to highlight LGBTQ+ composers, characters and video games as well as cover artists.

Elements invites the listener to experience the primal fury of fire, the soothing calm of water, the soaring joy of air, the heart-warming comfort of Mother Earth, the hair-rising power of electricity, and the glowing energy of Neon.

Fuzzy Pickles is like a box of chocolate—you never know what you’re going to get, but you know it’s going to be good.

For this article, I asked seven artists who identify as LGBTQ to share their experiences within the VGM community. Their responses provide valuable insight into what makes the VGM community so accepting as well as what you and I can do to make it even more inclusive.

With Animal Crossing: New Horizons right around the corner, now is the perfect time to share some of my favorite Animal Crossing covers!

Just when you think you’ve heard every possible variation of a song, somebody proves you wrong. In this case, that person is Kain White, and the song is “Bowser’s Theme” from Super Mario 64.

Winning the GameGrooves Costume Contest was no easy feat, but there was one cover that outshined the rest—“Hot Head Bop” from Donkey Kong Country 2 featuring Kain White, RichGC, Dacian Grada, and Prjz Calavera.

I’m very excited to present the first of (hopefully) many commissioned VGM covers called GameGrooves Premieres.

Super collaborators Kain White and Psamathes (the duo behind the Pillow Covers series) have re-imagined one of their older arrangements, a haunting Silent Hill: Homecoming track “One More Soul to the Call”.

With over 20 collaborations together, it’s no surprise that Kain White and Psamathes have developed a friendship that extends beyond their music.