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Escape from the City

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Super Lofi 64 swap out high-speed antics for laid-back beats in “Escape from the City”. With chilled-out grooves and keys, the Super Lofi brothers take on the iconic anthem from Sonic Adventure 2!

Super Lofi 64 are Nathan and Canaan Evans, a pianist and percussionist duo who grew up playing music together. Known mostly for their remixes of Zelda and Pokémon music, the pair race into the world of Sonic the Hedgehog in “Escape from the City”. The tune was composed by Crush 40 band leader Jun Senoue for Sonic Adventure 2 for the Dreamcast and GameCube consoles, and has since become one of the series’ most beloved themes.

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Credits
Produced by Super Lofi 64
Artwork by Evynn Alanna
Mastered by Chris Davidson
Composed by Jun Senoue
Originally from Sonic Adventure 2

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