Still looking for the perfect Christmas gift for the Zelda fan in your life? Din rest ye merry Deku Scrubs, let nothing you dismay…Materia Collective has arrived in their sleigh of eight flying Eponas with A Merry Hyrule Christmas. This special album rearranges eight classic tracks from the Zelda series with a festive theme. You get the following:
01. Kakariko Village
02. O Sacred Light
03. Clock Town Sleigh Ride
04. Silent Knight
05. Carol of the Goddess
06. Dragon Roost Hymn
07. Din Rest Ye Merry Deku Scrubs
08. The Twelve Days of Christmas
The album comes to us from arranger and producer Eric Buchholz, who previously worked on a previous Zelda remix album for Materia Collective, Hero of Time. “A Merry Hyrule Christmas is the first album to combine music from The Legend of Zelda franchise with classic holiday tunes of various genres,” he says. “We have Zelda music with a Christmas twist, as well as Christmas music with a Zelda twist!. My goal was to create an album of video game music that could blend in seamlessly with classic holiday tunes. I love the idea of folks being able to ‘trick’ their parents, grandparents, and family into listening to video game music, without them realizing it!”
A Merry Hyrule Christmas is available now on all storefronts, through this link.
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