You’ve Never Heard Green Hill Like This
It has a pretty hot R&B beat. It has the perfect storytelling elements of a long lost love. And Sonic 1′s Green Hill Zone ties it all together.
Internet music celebrity DeStorm Power, adored by tens of thousands of fans, is apparently a Sonic fan, and he’s made it known through the release of a short single and music video dubbed Sonic Love. The video, which is below, has already been seen by more than 66,000 people on YouTube–and the release isn’t even 48 hours old as of this article’s publication.
Though DeStorm’s big on old school, the piece itself has little to do with Sonic or video games in general, and more relevant toward the one who got away. It’s not all that long, and if you prefer pure audio, you can follow this link to a download area. All in all, the remix and vocals are well worth a couple minutes of your time.
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That … was… awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was a nice little diversion, I won’t listen to him more than this once though.
There’s no game in that Game Gear.
…………………….Well….the rhythm’s dead on……..
Ugh… rap.
I was hoping this fine African American was going to dish out some alternative for us…
YHEEE this is one of the differences between SONIC and mario, SONIC has this all much, SO MUCH MORE xD and mario doens’t have this much
@ SU
That’s completely and entirely untrue, tbh.
@SU
Was that “So Much More” an ASR joke, or am I giving you too much credit?
This needs to play on radio stations. Seriously.
“Though DeStorm’s big on old school, the piece itself has little to do with Sonic or video games in general, and more relevant toward the one who got away. ”
Well fuck this then. I hate hearing video game music being remixed/used as a backdrop to be used as something completely unoriginal/unrelated to the material.
I’d rather listen to the Sonic rap by Dwayne and Brand-O.
Been done, look up Charles Hamilton – even done an entire mix tape called ‘Sonic the Hamilton’ – look it up, some of it is a bit hit ‘n’ miss.
Except that Charles Hamilton’s tracks are grating to the ears (not that I’m very strongly impressed by this either)