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  1. Those who've trekked through Sonic Frontiers' Final Horizon campaign have bopped to dozens of its new music tracks and remixes. Following its September announcement, the expansion's two-CD soundtrack will be hitting stores and import shops tomorrow, and SEGA is promoting the release with a sampler on YouTube, highlighting many of the album's 46 total tracks. However, for those wanting to stream or buy digitally, the soundtrack is already available on many major platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, iTunes, and YouTube Music. Original Post Content: View full story
  2. Those who've trekked through Sonic Frontiers' Final Horizon campaign have bopped to dozens of its new music tracks and remixes. Following its September announcement, the expansion's two-CD soundtrack will be hitting stores and import shops tomorrow, and SEGA is promoting the release with a sampler on YouTube, highlighting many of the album's 46 total tracks. However, for those wanting to stream or buy digitally, the soundtrack is already available on many major platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, iTunes, and YouTube Music.
  3. Not only have we been treated to a new music preview of Sonic Frontiers, focusing on the Ares Island soundtrack, but SEGA has also released a new 'Making the Music' video which puts to spotlight on the game's music director, Tomoya Ohtani Among the many interesting tidbits, Ohtani had apparently written the compositions for Frontiers about four years back, (a striking difference from his work on Sonic Runners, which had only a month-long turnaround). Typically, he is not able to compose using developed game video and environments for direct reference, but uses planning documentation and an understanding of the game's outline, themes, tone, and story. For example, Kronos Island's piano-focused theme is built on the somber, desolate tone that defines that opening area. For those more vocally-minded, Ohtani's favorite track is the lead theme "I'm Here", and he promises several guest singers in the full game soundtrack. The Sonic Frontiers OST "Stillness & Motion" is set to release physically in Japan and on digital platforms internationally on December 8.
  4. After a week of teasing the release, Stéphane Legar now has his Sonic 2 movie soundtrack single "Speed Life" available to listen to on his YouTube. The video states that it was provided by Parlophone France, and the lyrics themselves are entirely in French. We have no confirmation at this time if this single will be exclusive to the French release of Sonic 2, or if it will appear in international versions as well. Legar also posted the full music video for the single to YouTube: The rather goofy video features Legar interacting with CG models of Sonic and Tails pulled from the movie as Legar himself runs at super-speed. Outside of YouTube, the single is currently available to stream on a number of major music platforms; however, international access may vary.
  5. Just a day after SEGA revealed the ending theme to Sonic Frontiers (performed by the popular J-Rock band One Ok Rock), we now have news of the upcoming game's main theme too. Titled 'I'm Here', the song seems to evoke the same mysterious and sombre tone that can be found when playing within the open-zone Starfall Islands themselves. And then the hard rock guitars kick in. It's an interesting blend of the melodic and the heavy. The track is composed and arranged by Tomoya Ohtani, a Sonic series musical mainstay that has also been behind the soundtracks to Sonic Colours, Sonic Lost World and Sonic Forces, while the vocals and lyrics are provided by Merry Kirk-Holmes from up-and-coming rock band To Octavia. You can hear a sample of the theme song in the video above. What do you think of it? Let us know in the comments below.
  6. With Sonic Frontiers' release inching ever closer, SEGA has yet another sampling of the OST, this time highlighting Ares Island, and an interview with the man behind this and many other modern Sonic soundtracks. Titled "Ares Island: 2nd Mvt." the video shows off the sights, tone, and instruments of the level's windswept desert landscape. We can certainly hear some interpolation of Sonic 2006's Dusty Desert stage music in this new track, which is a really nice throwback. What do you think of this incredibly atmospheric tune? Let us know in the comments section below.
  7. I've always preferred the American version for being more atmospheric and serious. Really suits the stages better IMHO.
  8. It's only been three months since the release of Sonic Frontiers - and two months since the launch of the official soundtrack on Spotify, Apple Music and other audio platforms - but the fanbase has seemingly already decided on which song from the soundtrack is the most iconic. And strangely, it's not the game's main theme, "I'm Here". While the title track, featuring Merry Kirk-Holmes, has racked up a respectable 1.2 million listens on Spotify, it is in fact the theme to the game's initial Super Sonic fight, "Undefeatable", which has grabbed everyone's attention, soaking up over 5.3 million plays in the last two months alone. That's a lot of headbanging. It's easy to see why the track has struck such a chord with the Sonic fanbase. After spending hours in the mysterious, isolated Starfall Islands, with nary but Tomoya Ohtani's melancholic music to set the mood, your reward is a hyper-energetic, heavy-metal chorus as you take on a massive boss as Super Sonic. An alter-ego usually reserved for end-game battles. That first Titan encounter was a true atmospheric peak, and genuinely one of the greatest moments in the game. Sonic Frontiers' music director Tomoya Ohtani also wondered on Twitter if the "impact of the first boss fight" had something to do with the 'super' popularity of the track on the music streaming service. Because we were bored, we went through the Spotify listing for the 'Stillness & Motion' soundtrack and did a little chart. See if your favourite Sonic Frontiers song makes the cut. Undefeatable - 5,381,010 Find Your Flame - 3,148,124 Break Through It All - 2,448,703 I'm Here - 1,175,819 Theme of Starfall Islands - 549,422 Cyber Space 1-2: Flowing - 531,835 One Way Dream - 518,393 I'm With You - 232,241 Fishing Vibes - 225,466 Titan: Supreme - I'm Here [Re-Edit] - 220,031 [Honourable Mentions] Cyber Space 1-5: Dropaholic - 155,273 Cyber Space 1-1: Database - 139,619
  9. It's only been three months since the release of Sonic Frontiers - and two months since the launch of the official soundtrack on Spotify, Apple Music and other audio platforms - but the fanbase has seemingly already decided on which song from the soundtrack is the most iconic. And strangely, it's not the game's main theme, "I'm Here". While the title track, featuring Merry Kirk-Holmes, has racked up a respectable 1.2 million listens on Spotify, it is in fact the theme to the game's initial Super Sonic fight, "Undefeatable", which has grabbed everyone's attention, soaking up over 5.3 million plays in the last two months alone. That's a lot of headbanging. It's easy to see why the track has struck such a chord with the Sonic fanbase. After spending hours in the mysterious, isolated Starfall Islands, with nary but Tomoya Ohtani's melancholic music to set the mood, your reward is a hyper-energetic, heavy-metal chorus as you take on a massive boss as Super Sonic. An alter-ego usually reserved for end-game battles. That first Titan encounter was a true atmospheric peak, and genuinely one of the greatest moments in the game. Sonic Frontiers' music director Tomoya Ohtani also wondered on Twitter if the "impact of the first boss fight" had something to do with the 'super' popularity of the track on the music streaming service. Because we were bored, we went through the Spotify listing for the 'Stillness & Motion' soundtrack and did a little chart. See if your favourite Sonic Frontiers song makes the cut. Undefeatable - 5,381,010 Find Your Flame - 3,148,124 Break Through It All - 2,448,703 I'm Here - 1,175,819 Theme of Starfall Islands - 549,422 Cyber Space 1-2: Flowing - 531,835 One Way Dream - 518,393 I'm With You - 232,241 Fishing Vibes - 225,466 Titan: Supreme - I'm Here [Re-Edit] - 220,031 [Honourable Mentions] Cyber Space 1-5: Dropaholic - 155,273 Cyber Space 1-1: Database - 139,619 View full story
  10. Music has famously always been a high point for Sonic, with even the worst games often having solid soundtracks. As more of Sonic Frontiers has been revealed, SEGA has been stingy with the music, often even removing it from game play videos, leaving fans with only the odd taste from a trailer or clip. That is, until today. SEGA has finally revealed a full track from the game, ”Vandalize” by the Japanese rock band One Ok Rock. While SEGA only posted a one-minute tease on the Sonic twitter, One Ok Rock has posted both the Japanese and English versions of the song on Youtube. Some have already noted that the Japanese version of the song drops an f-bomb. This appears to have been replaced with ”freaking” in the English version. So no, this doesn’t mean Sonic Frontiers is going to get a T or M rating or anything. Check out both versions of the full song below: The band also did an interview, which as translated into English by SEGA Asia. Nothing newsworthy is said, but you can still check it out below: What do you think of the song? Let us know in the comments section below!
  11. Music has famously always been a high point for Sonic, with even the worst games often having solid soundtracks. As more of Sonic Frontiers has been revealed, SEGA has been stingy with the music, often even removing it from game play videos, leaving fans with only the odd taste from a trailer or clip. That is, until today. SEGA has finally revealed a full track from the game, ”Vandalize” by the Japanese rock band One Ok Rock. While SEGA only posted a one-minute tease on the Sonic twitter, One Ok Rock has posted both the Japanese and English versions of the song on Youtube. Some have already noted that the Japanese version of the song drops an f-bomb. This appears to have been replaced with ”freaking” in the English version. So no, this doesn’t mean Sonic Frontiers is going to get a T or M rating or anything. Check out both versions of the full song below: The band also did an interview, which as translated into English by SEGA Asia. Nothing newsworthy is said, but you can still check it out below: What do you think of the song? Let us know in the comments section below! Sonic News Tips Credit: Graystripe2000 Original Post Content: View full story
  12. After a week of teasing the release, Stéphane Legar now has his Sonic 2 movie soundtrack single "Speed Life" available to listen to on his YouTube. The video states that it was provided by Parlophone France, and the lyrics themselves are entirely in French. We have no confirmation at this time if this single will be exclusive to the French release of Sonic 2, or if it will appear in international versions as well. Legar also posted the full music video for the single to YouTube: The rather goofy video features Legar interacting with CG models of Sonic and Tails pulled from the movie as Legar himself runs at super-speed. Outside of YouTube, the single is currently available to stream on a number of major music platforms; however, international access may vary. Original Post Content: View full story
  13. Hello everyone! I just finished another remix. This time, it's the Quartz Quadrant Good and Bad Future themes from the US Soundtrack. It's actually more a remastered version of the tracks, that I mixed up together, than an actual arrangement. Some elements of the "Sonic The Hedgehog Boom" album version can be spotted in this one. Let me know what you think of it
  14. So, for the fun of it, I made a "remastered" version of Sonic Adventure 2 in movie form. However, you can find this almost anywhere on YouTube, so I started from scratch. With HD, wide screen, fixed dialouge, new (purposely overdramatic music) and sound effects from much newer games, this is Sonic Adventure 2 like you've never seen it before. Just remember, this is MEANT to be different. I love the original game and all of it's flaws. So just have fun with it.
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