Mario songs have become some of the most recognizable video game music in history. The most iconic is the Super Mario Bros. main theme—officially known as the Ground Theme—composed by Koji Kondo and first appearing in the 1985 NES classic Super Mario Bros.[4] This theme features a catchy swing rhythm and prominent use of syncopation, and its popularity led it to be remixed and reused across nearly every title in the Mario franchise[4]. In 2023, this theme was honored by being inducted into the American National Recording Registry, the first such recognition for a video game song[4].
The soundtrack from the original Super Mario Bros. includes several memorable tracks beyond the main theme:
- Main Theme (Overworld)
- Underworld Theme
- Underwater Theme
- Castle Theme
- Starman Theme
- Level Complete Fanfare
- Game Over Fanfare
- Ending Fanfare
- Hurry Up versions (sped-up versions for when time runs low in a level)
These songs play dynamically during the game to reflect the different environments and scenarios Mario encounters[1][5].
As the series expanded, each mainline Mario game introduced new songs:
- Super Mario Bros. 2 – new overworld and boss themes
- Super Mario Bros. 3 – memorable map and airship music
- Super Mario World – “Overworld,” “Underground,” and “Athletic” themes
- Super Mario 64 – “Dire, Dire Docks” and “Bob-omb Battlefield”
- Super Mario Sunshine – tropical, upbeat tunes fitting the island setting
- Super Mario Galaxy – orchestral scores such as “Gusty Garden Galaxy”
- Super Mario Odyssey – the jazz-inspired “Jump Up, Super Star!” is noted for being the first Mario song with full vocals[3]
Koji Kondo, the original composer, has explained that the Mario theme’s rhythm was inspired by Japanese fusion band T-Square, and he received creative freedom to ensure the music would enhance the gameplay’s dynamics[2]. The marriage of gameplay and music—where the pace of the soundtrack matches onscreen action—became a hallmark of the series and has influenced video game music as a whole[6].
References
- [1] Original Super Mario Bros Soundtrack Full – YouTube
- [2] Behind the Classic Mario Bros. Video Game Theme – American Songwriter
- [3] The BEST Song from Each Mario Game – YouTube
- [4] Super Mario Bros. theme – Wikipedia
- [5] Super Mario Bros. Soundtrack – YouTube
- [6] Super Mario Bros. video game theme song honored by Library of Congress








