Sonic Adventure (5th Anniversary Edition)

by Sonic Skillz

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Get all 12 Sonic Skillz releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Peak Skillz, Volume 1, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney - The Spirit in Me, Vibin' Music, Final Fantasy 7 - Tifa's Love Song, Donkey Kong Country 2 - Into the Woods, La Reina (TMT), Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney - Courtroom Lounge Rap Beat, Sonic Adventure (5th Anniversary Edition), and 4 more. , and , .

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On October 30, Urbanizm Music will bring to life a brand new EP from Sonic Skillz (aka DCT). The EP celebrates the fifth anniversary of "Sonic Adventure," an EP Sonic Skillz first released in 2010.

The six-track EP bolsters unique urban instrumentals and an unprecedented sound, incorporating everything from live instrumentation to modern synths that will have any true hip-hop fanatic swooning.

Urbanizm Music is unequivocal in its releases, and #SonicAdventure5 is no exception. The EP hones in on hip-hop’s finest sounds mixed with new-age jazz and mellow grooves.

Grab your copy of "Sonic Adventure (5th Anniversary Edition)" at sonicskillzmusic.com, available October 30 from Urbanizm Music.

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released October 30, 2015

All music by Sonic Skillz, except:
-Track 2, by Sonic Skillz and Khakolak Boy
-Tracks 3 & 4, electric guitar by Kareemo

Mastered by Tony Clayton.

Art by Adam Bentley.

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Sonic Skillz Tampa

Many people tend to start their biographies by talking about who they are. I think I’d rather talk about who I’m not: I’m not a singer, I’m not a rapper, and I don’t like being referred to as a producer (at least not in the context that the hip-hop community uses it). I’m not the next [insert name here], and I am NOT a beatmaker. ... more