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VGM remix: Street Fighter Alpha 2 - Sakura's theme

I remember the first time I remixed Sakura's theme. It had this really ethereal R&B vibe to it. I loved it. I still play it to myself now and again. But it didn't really reflect Sakura's personality. Not that the piece had to. But I did think to myself "Maybe I should do another remix that has that fun, effervescent charm that Sakura has..." Something you could imagine her 2 stepping and flashing her panties to. So create a 2 stepping pantie flashing remix I did...


The switch at the end wasn't intended. I was messing around with bass lines and then in the midst of my messing around thought "Oooo, that sounds kinda hot!" And the proceeded to give the song a full breakdown. It's completely different from the main part of the song, but I like it so much that I left it in. I'm thinking about Sakura folks! She can get her bubble gum step on to the first part of the song, and then grind up on her senpai and get sexy to the last part. I did have my thinking cap on when I did this remix. It was a bit wonky, but I was wearing it.

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  1. Sakura's theme has always been one of my favorites! I remember when I got my Zero 2 OST, her song was on repeat forever. Memories...

    I think you captured the charming/playful side of Sakura perfectly with this arrangement. When I first listened, I neglected to read your description, so when it got towards the end, the breakdown was completely unexpected! But it flows so naturally with the rest of the arrangmeent and its a welcome change in the overall mood of the song. Me definitely likes!

    Hmmm...maybe you could rename it to "Sakura's Theme: The Cherry Blossom (2 Stepping Pantie Flashing Remix)". Okay, that was a throw-away joke. :)

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