Awesome Music / Yume Nikki

• The Title Screen. A piece guaranteed to give you the chills. The ☆24EFFECTS☆ remix of the theme is really beautiful and adds in various sound effects from the game in interesting ways while adding an intro. Listen.
• The background music of the EarthBound Beginnings segment, which is about as close to a Bootstrapped Theme as this series can get. It's also one of the few genuinely uplifting pieces in the game, and the only one that lasts longer than a few seconds. It even fades out and restarts when it ends.
• The Witch Event theme was very uplifting, because here Madotsuki gets a flying dream. A break from all of the weird stuff in her mind.
• Kalimba. A very catchy and psychedelic song that plays when the TV is changed to a certain channel.
• The Flute Player is a very moving and nostalgic piece that is played with an 8-bit synthesizer.
• "Ghost Town" is a wonderfully haunting track accompanying one of the most quietly poignant areas of the game.
• The official tie-in album came out, and its first song, "Waltz for Yume Nikki", is simultaneously majestic, catchy, and terrifying.
• The "Aztec rave monkey" theme^note link used does not contain the animation itself, as said animation has Epileptic Flashing Lights. Makes you want to turn all the lights except for the monitor out and enjoy your own personal dance room for a little while.
• Although the game may be divisive, fans can agree that the soundtrack to Dream Diary is great. One of the standouts is the new song for the Pink Sea. A calm, but almost depressing ambient track that befits the mood of the massive sea itself.
• Buried Away, a remix of Mars-san's soundtrack by Flare Music, is a beautiful but even more heartbreaking tune that emphasizes the isolation theme.
• Mural World's theme is already relaxing and mystifying, but, when slowed down, it turns into "The Docks", a slow and calm piece that is perfect for a midnight view into the ocean.
• Dark Water, which plays in the Witch's Island, manages to be menacing and relaxing at the same time, giving the impression that there is something off about the place.

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