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A brand new track from Phonetic Hero, best known as the composer behind Smash Bros: Project M! Mixed by Dj CUTMAN! Welcome Phonetic Hero with his first remix single, YO GEEKY, a remix of Mega Man 8’s Frost Man!
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Credits
Produced by Phonetic Hero
Video by Luis Illingworth
Artwork by Tron Bonne and Clarke
Mastering by Dj CUTMAN
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