At EVA Expo 2026 in Argentina, Corear Orquesta performed composer Toni Leys‘ soundtrack for Go Slimey Go! live on stage. Footage from the rehearsal and the concert is out now.
The music took a long road to get there. Some of the game’s very first melodies began as tunes that pixel artist Julián “Chabbie” Chab sang to Toni in WhatsApp voice messages — three tracks grew out of them, including the themes for the first world and the lava world. For EVA, Ariel Contreras Esquivel arranged the score for orchestra and Mariano Frumento conducted. Chabbie is also a member of Corear Orquesta, so the tunes he first sang into his phone came back to the stage through his own ensemble.
Inside the soundtrack
- Sound: chiptune meets modern production — NES waveforms played through the Serum 2 synthesizer, sampled drums and real guitars
- Structure: each world’s theme is split into shorter looping variations, so every level reveals a different part of the song
- Final boss: a heavy theme with a guitar solo by guitarist and game composer Dante Poggio
- Awards: Best Music at Indie Dev Argentina and EVA
Next stop: consoles
Go Slimey Go! is out now on PC via Steam with 99% positive user reviews, and it’s coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 & 5 and Xbox One & Series X|S, with Epic Games Store and GOG versions also planned. Release dates will be announced in the coming months — and more news is on the way.