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Super Superstition

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Stevie Wonder’s funk classic “Superstition” levels up! In the latest collaboration between Button Masher and Dj Cutman, addictive guitar riffs and basslines meet Super Nintendo nostalgia.

Button Masher is the project of Grammy-award winner Jake Silverman. Together with Dj Cutman, “Superstition” marks the duo’s sixth SNES cover of 70s and 80s pop hits. “Superstition”, originally written and performed by the legendary Stevie Wonder, released in 1972 and topped charts worldwide. Button Masher’s arrangement uses real Super Nintendo hardware to create a sound authentic to the system, while a pristine mix by Dj Cutman offers modern clarity.

“Superstition” is out now on all online stores and streaming platforms! Support Button Masher, Dj Cutman, and GameChops by streaming, saving, and adding the track to your playlists.

Album Credits
Produced by Dj Cutman and Button Masher
Artwork By CupOhJoe
Composed by Stevie Wonder
Originally performed by Stevie Wonder

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