It adds music from the Harvest Moon series to Stardew. The music loops too, so if you’re tired of the music ending completely when you stay in an area too long, you’re all set!
I would really recommend this even to people who don’t play Harvest Moon.
The music is really similar to the vanilla Stardew OST, so it’s basically like a free second album.
Ok so, you know how there’s a few entries on this list for custom music?
With those, you get to add in your own music to a certain season or area, which is great.
Except most people’s custom music is going to be pop, rock, or maybe even country – which is great for some areas!
For others, nature sounds like this would be a great choice.
Can you imagine entering the Secret Woods, only for something like Blackpink’s Ice Cream to start playing? Yes, that would be hilarious, but that might not be the vibe you’re going for.
The Stardrop Saloon music always reminded me of something that I couldn’t quite put my finger on, until I stumbled across this mod.
It replaces the default saloon music with Scott Joplin’s The Entertainer.
This is a spiffy piano piece that suits the Saloon immaculately, frankly.
Again, this isn’t a huge mod and only replaces one song. But it’s definitely worth a download if only because The Entertainer absolutely slaps.
Keep in mind, too, that if you don’t want to download multiple mods, you can always use the custom music mod I listed previously and add The Entertainer in that way.
The Persona series has some of the best music, hands down.
I always use the Persona 5 soundtrack for the gym because very few things get me as pumped up and ready to run as Rivers in the Desert or The Whims of Fate.
Well this modder clearly agrees, as this mod replaces some of the music in Stardew with some absolute bangers from Persona 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Even if you aren’t into anime or JRPGs I implore you to check out this music – it’s the jazziest, swingiest, best ambient music from gaming. And you totally need it in your life, trust me.
