Super Mario Galaxy - Music

About

• Genre: Video game soundtrack, orchestral

• Origin: Japan (Nintendo EAD) Wikipedia

• Years Active: 2007 – Present Wikipedia

• Record Label: Club Nintendo (Japan); Club Nintendo/Universal Music reissue Super Mario Wiki

Discography

Albums

• Super Mario Galaxy: Original Soundtrack (2008)

  • Key Tracks:

    • Gusty Garden Galaxy YouTube

    • Honeyhive Galaxy YouTube

    • Comet Observatory YouTube

• Super Mario Galaxy Official Soundtrack (2011, US Club Nintendo)

  • Key Tracks:

    • Gusty Garden Galaxy 10-Hour Mix YouTube

    • Gusty Garden Galaxy (Acapella) YouTube

    • Comet Observatory (Piano Version) YouTube

• Super Mario Galaxy Reissue (3D All-Stars) (2020)

  • Key Tracks: full HD playlist YouTube

Singles & EPs

• Comet Observatory (Single) (2023) – Listen YouTube

• Rosalina in the Observatory (Extended) (2023) – Listen YouTube

• Gusty Garden Galaxy 10 Hours (2018) – Listen YouTube

Additional EPs & Arrangements

• Gusty Garden Galaxy Medley (Jazz Arrangement) (2016) – Listen YouTube

• Honeyhive Galaxy Deep Dive (2023) – Listen YouTube

Links

• Official Website: https://www.nintendo.com/super-mario-galaxy Wikipedia

• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/…

• Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/…

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL821DF3D553F1E8B9 YouTube

• Social Media:

  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nintendo

  • Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nintendo

  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nintendo

Notes/Other Information

The Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack, released in 2008 by Nintendo EAD and composed by Mahito Yokota and Koji Kondo, features iconic orchestral themes such as Gusty Garden Galaxy and Honeyhive Galaxy, as well as the serene Comet Observatory WikipediaWikipediaYouTube. It was later reissued in high-definition audio for Super Mario 3D All-Stars in 2020 Mario Wiki.

The soundtrack’s orchestral score was performed by the Mario Galaxy Orchestra at Sound Inn Studio, blending Mahito Yokota’s dynamic arrangements with Koji Kondo’s iconic melodic style Nintendo FandomWikipedia. The two-disc Platinum Edition expanded the original 28 tracks to 81, giving fans comprehensive access to every theme Nintendo Fandom. Its 2020 reissue in Super Mario 3D All-Stars brought renewed attention to these compositions, remastered in high quality for modern audiences Mario Wiki.