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#StellarBladeXNIKKE #StellarBlade Mann Battle Theme Composer : Youngjee Lee Vocal : Seho Yoon (세흐아) Guitar : kumohami A track made only for 'Mann'.🔥☠️ _____ FULL :

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@kumohami_ The vocalist and guitarist worked on Belial’s boss theme.🔥

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@cynedis @kumohami_ The track blends spectacularly with the energy and edginess of the battle as it unfolds. 🔥 Amazing work, as always!✨

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@cynedis @kumohami_ Thank you as always.☺️

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@cynedis @kumohami_ What an amazing fight that was, and this track hits so hard, and perfectly matches the atmosphere and character, like every other boss soundtrack in the game. Truly excellent work

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@cynedis @kumohami_ I was completely blown away the first time I heard this last Wednesday 😮🔥

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@cynedis @kumohami_ SOOO GOOOD

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@cynedis @kumohami_ Thank you for composing these absolute bangers 🙏Stellar Blade has my favourite soundtrack of all time 🔥

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@cynedis @kumohami_ huge banger i fear

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@cynedis @kumohami_ great way to add a special touch to each part of the game, amazing ✨

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@cynedis @kumohami_ @YOungji1615 This is so good. Honestly, Stellar Blade’s soundtrack is so good in many ways. (Plus, with this battle theme now on YouTube, this might mean that we’re getting closer to the day when all of these songs will be on Apple Music (or iTunes) and Spotify lol!! 😂)

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