Slime Girls is the lo-fi chiptune project of Pedro Silva, a musician and producer known for blending the raw, pixelated energy of Game Boy-generated music with the sunny vibes of surf rock and the emotional drive of punk. Emerging from the California DIY music scene, Slime Girls champion a distinctive sound that combines the nostalgic textures of 8-bit and 16-bit video games with live instruments, creating soundscapes that evoke pixelated beaches and digital waves. Silva's penchant for punchy melodies and danceable beats has cultivated a passionate fanbase within the chiptune and indie music communities.

Since the release of their debut EP "Vacation Wasteland" in 2012, Slime Girls have continued to evolve their craft, drawing inspiration from a wide array of influences, from anime soundtracks to ska. The project's growth is evident through subsequent releases like "Heart On Wave" and "Yumemi / Lonely Planet Girl," where the fusion of electronic and acoustic elements push the boundaries of chip-inspired music. Their more recent tracks, such as "No Summer No Cry," and "Tapioca," further showcase Silva's ability to create music that's not only a nod to video game culture but also standalone pieces that resonate with themes of nostalgia, joy, and introspection. With each new release, such as "Don't Forget" and "Meteor Showers," Slime Girls continues to perfect the art of capturing the inherent beauty in both the 8-bit aesthetic and the emotional landscapes of life's more serene moments.