Music artist RoBKTA releases its next album and this one drives you back to the ’90s, Ridge Racer Infinity. The album compiles ten tracks, all in high octane that’s inspired by classic arcade and PlayStation racing series, Ridge Racer. Few of these tracks with collaborations from Andrew Elmore, Tudd, RoboRob and Virix Dreamcore. Here’s the official track list:

1. On Your Way (from R4: Ridge Racer Type 4) – RoBKTA, Andrew Elmore
2. Drivin’ U 2 Dancin’ (from Ridge Racer Revolution) – RoBKTA
3. Disco Ball (from Ridge Racer – Sony PSP) – RoBKTA
4. Lucid Rhythms (from R4: Ridge Racer Type 4) – RoBKTA
5. Blue Topaz (from Rave Racer) – RoBKTA
6. Burnin’ Rubber (from R4: Ridge Racer Type 4) – RoBKTA
7. Your Vibe (from R4: Ridge Racer Type 4) – RoBKTA, RoboRob
8. R4cin’ All Night (Movin’ In Circles) (from “Ridge Racer – Sony PSP) – RoBKTA, Tudd
9. Night Stream (from Ridge Racer – Sony PSP) – RoBKTA, ViRiX Dreamcore
10. Deep Drive (from Rage Racer) – RoBKTA

Regards to why an entire album based off of Ridge Racer, RoBKTA had the following to say:

Ridge Racer is possibly the one video game series that stuck the most with me musically. Ridge Racer Infinity constitutes the album I always wanted to produce to show my love for the series and I am humbled and lucky to have by my side great talents to collaborate with.

Listening to the album, it carries the high and fast rhythm tempo throughout the album. It’s a great album to put on while working or anywhere to help spring forward your momentum through the day. Even if you’re not a Ridge Racer fanatic, it’s well worth your time if you enjoy fast-paced music. Personally, it has a resemblance of Initial D, a popular anime series about car drifting, vibe to it.

Ridge Racer‘s original composers, Kohta Takahashi had the following say about RoBKTA’s Ridge Racer Infinity album:

RoBKTA’s love for Ridge Racer is unbelievable. I have been listening to his arrangements for over 10 years now and have been encouraged and inspired by them as one of Ridge Racer’s original composers.

The album is available on popular streaming services along with the option to purchase the CD and a cassette tape from the Materia Store or Bandcamp, both selling for $15 USD. The cassette tape is a real treat for those growing up in the ’90s and to offer an official product is hard to pass. The product art utilizes the original PlayStation game case design, along with an anime-theme character and race cars in the background. Definitely a ’90s vibe when looking at it.