Sonic Frontiers Ending Theme Revealed

Posted by Adam Neaves | Sep 7, 2022 | News Articles | 0 |

SEGA have announced the official ending theme for the upcoming sonic title, Sonic Frontiers.

The ending theme will be the newest song from rock band ONE OK ROCK, Vandalize. ONE OK ROCK’s lead vocalist, Taka stated:

We partnered with SEGA on Sonic Frontiers because we relate to Sonic and how he’s taken on the world after getting his start in Japan. We are based in the US and have performed in Europe, Asia and South America, so we are extremely happy to be able to work with the world-renowned Sonic.”

This collaborative song, Vandalize, is very upbeat and has some Japanese-inspired melodies while also sounding like a ONE OK ROCK song. It also matches the cool image of Sonic and his speed when he’s running, so please enjoy Vandalize along with Sonic as he speeds across Sonic Frontiers.

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