Nintendo Music Adds Mario Kart World Free Roam Tracks From Super Mario Maker, Mario Paint and New Super Mario Bros.

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Nintendo has expanded its Nintendo Music app on Nintendo Switch with 13 new Mario Kart World Free Roam tracks, adding reorchestrations from Super Mario Maker, Mario Paint, and three entries in the New Super Mario Bros. series.

The update continues Nintendo’s ongoing curation of classic and modern Nintendo soundtracks within the app, which is available to download from the Nintendo eShop.

The new additions comprise five themed playlists and a total of 13 tracks.

Nintendo’s update organizes the material as follows: a "Free Roam with Super Mario Maker" playlist that includes the Super Mario Maker title screen; a "Free Roam with Mario Paint" playlist featuring Painting Mode 1 and Flyswatter Level 1; a "Free Roam with New Super Mario Bros." playlist with Ground BGM and Castle BGM from the Nintendo DS-era title; a sizable "Free Roam with New Super Mario Bros.

Wii" playlist containing Underwater BGM, Castle BGM, Castle Boss, Desert BGM, Beach Theme, Volcano BGM, and Credits Theme 1; and a "Free Roam with New Super Mario Bros.

U" playlist featuring the Ground Theme from the Wii U era entry.

This update follows a prior patch released last week that added Mario Kart World Free Roam tracks sourced from Super Mario World, Super Mario Land, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, and Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3.

Nintendo has steadily expanded the Nintendo Music catalog with selections from across its library, including large uploads such as Wii Sports Resort and N64-era music in earlier updates.

Access to the Nintendo Music app and its playlists requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.

Nintendo states that new subscribers can take advantage of a seven-day free trial to try the service before committing to a paid plan.

The ongoing additions underline Nintendo’s approach to preserving and repackaging its audio catalog for Switch owners.

For players and audio enthusiasts interested in retro and reorchestrated Nintendo tracks, the Nintendo Music app on Nintendo Switch remains the primary official outlet for curated, downloadable soundtrack collections.

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