Pocket Music is a 2002 video game developed by Jester Interactive and published by Rage Games for the Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance. The game is a handheld adaptation of the Music series of games released by the developer, and allows players to create tracks of music from pre-recorded samples using a grid-based interface.

Pocket Music is a music game that resembles a basic music tracker, allowing players to compose tracks of music to a maximum of five and a half minutes. Tracks are composed using pre-recorded samples, with 600 on the Game Boy Advance version and 150 for the Game Boy Color. Samples are categorised into six categories by genre, including drum and bass, techno and breakbeat. Players compose tracks by placing the samples upon a grid with a maximum of six channels playing at once. The Riff Editor allows players to use the samples to change the order of notes in a sample and add effects. The Game Boy Color version allows players to trade songs across devices using the Game Link Cable. Pocket Music has a number of pre-programmed tracks saved to showcase the capabilities of the game, including a version of "My Name Is" by Eminem. The game also features six different skins to customise the appearance of the user interface.