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Face My Fears

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Face My Fears by Pete Frogs is a smooth, melodic reinterpretation of the Kingdom Hearts theme, blending expressive piano, unique percussion, and driving guitar into a relaxed, immersive groove.

The track moves with clarity and intention, carrying the listener forward with a steady rhythm while letting the melody remain front and center. It’s an easy, focused listen; ideal for studying, reading, or settling into a calm headspace.

Pete Frogs is a video game music composer and multi-instrumentalist known for blending melodic structure with modern production. His work often combines guitar-driven energy with atmospheric elements and clear musical phrasing, creating reinterpretations that feel both grounded and fluid. His previous Kingdom Hearts single Roxas introduced the same approach, and his chill concept album Sonic & Chill 2 shows his range across different franchises.

Listen to the full album Sora & Chill, a Kingdom Hearts–focused collection that highlights his ability to balance groove, melody, and tone across a full project.

With Face My Fears, he delivers a focused take on one of the series’ most recognizable themes, emphasizing clarity, movement, and a relaxed, listenable flow.

Credits
Produced by Pete Frogs
Bass, Fretless Bass and Guitar by Pete Frogs
Artwork by Camille Gicquel
Mastered by Ohad Nissim
Composed by Hikaru Utada, Skrillex, and Jason “Poo Bear” Boyd
Originally from Kingdom Hearts

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