Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Relax with a classy jazz cover of Nintendo Wii’s iconic “Mii Channel” theme, performed by The Deku Trio. Featuring smooth jazz piano, brushed drums, and upright bass, this arrangement transforms the nostalgic Wii theme into perfect lounge music for relaxing, studying, or chilling.
The Deku Trio, created by Chris Davidson and Rob Araujo (known for their hit album Zelda & Jazz), pays tribute to beloved gaming classics through inspired jazz arrangements. The original Mii Channel theme was composed by Kazumi Totaka.
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– Credits –
Produced by The Deku Trio
Artwork by Sean Thurlow
Mastered by Dj Cutman
Composed by Kazumi Totaka
Originally from Mii Channel (Wii)
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▾ About GameChops
GameChops is a record label dedicated to video game music. Remixes, cover songs, and remakes of the best video game music out there. Founded by Dj Cutman in 2012, GameChops was one of the first record labels to license and publish video game music on platforms like iTunes and Spotify. We work with artists all around the world to promote the art of video game music.
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Relax with a classy jazz cover of Nintendo Wii’s iconic “Mii Channel” theme, performed by The Deku Trio. Featuring smooth jazz piano, brushed drums, and upright bass, this arrangement transforms the nostalgic Wii theme into perfect lounge music for relaxing, studying, or chilling.
The Deku Trio, created by Chris Davidson and Rob Araujo (known for their hit album Zelda & Jazz), pays tribute to beloved gaming classics through inspired jazz arrangements. The original Mii Channel theme was composed by Kazumi Totaka.
🎵 Stream & Support ▸ http://vgm.fm/miijazz
Enjoy this Nintendo jazz cover? Like, comment, and subscribe for more!
– Credits –
Produced by The Deku Trio
Artwork by Sean Thurlow
Mastered by Dj Cutman
Composed by Kazumi Totaka
Originally from Mii Channel (Wii)
▾ Support The Deku Trio with a follow ▾
instagram.com/thedekutrio
open.spotify.com/artist/5et56haDj7EgBmGrXG8uex?si=pQ2SmjIGTLmpyEE52-ccrA&nd=1&dlsi=2b3da9162f5947f1
music.apple.com/us/artist/the-deku-trio/1746195525
gamechops.bandcamp.com/album/zelda-jazz
Download / Stream
▸ http://vgm.fm/miijazz
▾ Our Playlists
YouTube ▸ youtube.com/user/gamechops/playlists?flow=list&sort=dd&view=1
Spotify ▸ bit.ly/gamechopsplaylists
▾ Spotify Discography
bit.ly/gamechopsspotify
▾ About GameChops
GameChops is a record label dedicated to video game music. Remixes, cover songs, and remakes of the best video game music out there. Founded by Dj Cutman in 2012, GameChops was one of the first record labels to license and publish video game music on platforms like iTunes and Spotify. We work with artists all around the world to promote the art of video game music.
▾ Use Policy
GameChops releases that appear on Spotify, Amazon, or other music platforms are licensed and offered for use Creative Commons. You may use our tracks in your videos, podcasts, and streams. We ask you give credit to the musician and link back to our upload.
▾ Follow GameChops
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instagram.com/GameChops
soundcloud.com/GameChops
facebook.com/GameChops
youtube.com/GameChops
▸ GameChops.com
