Nintendo’s been bolstering its Nintendo Music app library with new (and previous) songs all through 2025, and the newest album to be part of the service this week is primarily based on Super Mario Land.
Although this is a soundtrack courting back to the Game Boy period, it’s really packed with 33 tracks (some of those are transient sound bytes, but there’s still a lot to hear to). Combined, the album has a complete runtime of 24 minutes. It’s stuffed with bangers like Birabuto Kingdom BGM and Muda Kingdom BGM.
Here’s the the full tracklist of this 1989/90 Game Boy release:
- Birabuto Kingdom BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Birabuto Kingdom BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Birabuto Kingdom BGM
- Treasure Room BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Treasure Room BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Treasure Room BGM
- Area Cleared
- Boss BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Boss BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Boss BGM
- Princess Daisy Rescued?
- Bonus Game BGM
- Bonus Game Fanfare
- Muda Kingdom BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Muda Kingdom BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Muda Kingdom BGM
- Invincibility BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Invincibility BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Invincibility BGM
- Easton Kingdom BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Easton Kingdom BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Easton Kingdom BGM
- Player Down
- Game Over
- Chai Kingdom BGM
- “Hurry Up!” Chai Kingdom BGM
- “HURRY UP!” Chain Kingdom BGM
- Shooting Area BGM
- Tatanga the Mysterious Spaceman
- “Hurry Up!” Tantanga the Mysterious Spaceman
- “HURRY UP!” Tatanga the Mysterious Spaceman
- Princess Daisy Rescued
- Ending
To hear to this music on the Nintendo Music app, you’ll need to have an energetic Switch Online subscription. If you need to play this recreation, it’s also out there on the ‘Nintendo Classics’ Game Boy library for Switch and Switch 2.
This follows Nintendo releasing a “year in review” characteristic for the Nintendo Music app last week. It permits customers to see their most-played tracks, playlist and soundtrack. Nintendo also lately added the Yoshi’s Crafted World soundtrack to the app as effectively as a “special” pattern of tracks from Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.