Stage Tour continues to expand their music library. The latest drop has the likes of “Baccarat” by Leon Thomas, and “Identify” by Ando San. It certainly seems like they have a wide variety of genres covered, and if the DLC hits, I don't see a world where this game isn't a hit. Check out the details below and order your hardware soon – Stage Tour arrives on December 10th!
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What if you’re not a big fan of thrashing guitars, heavy metal arms and gruff metal vocals? What if classic rock and roll does nothing for you? Does the upcoming rhythm riffing game Stage Tour have something for you? Well…this week’s Setlist Reveal, the fifteenth time that RedOctane has lifted up the curtain so you can take a peek within, shows you just that. The four tracks revealed today slam R&B, synthwave, jazz, and funk right into your setlist, with new additions from Leon Thomas, The Midnight, KNOWER and Ando San.
Here are the latest additions to the ever-growing list:
“Baccarat” – Leon Thomas - a fresh track from a Grammy-winning R&B artist with a longstanding career as a singer, songwriter and producer, with guitar and production from Freaky Rob. Known for his work with artists including Kendrick Lamar, Usher and Lil Wayne, Leon Thomas also co-wrote SZA’s “Snooze.” Massive!
“Sunset” – The Midnight - slick, synthwave sounds with glowing synths, a big chorus and a soaring guitar solo, straight from their 2016 hit album, Endless Summer. Stick this track on and let the neon-soaked fauxstalgia flow.
“Overtime (Live Band Sesh)” – KNOWER - this track, straight from this duo of Louis Cole and Genevieve Artadi is the track that the team teased in their deep dive earlier this year, in case you wondered where you’d heard it before. This one is a real challenge featuring multiple instruments and a relentless rhythm. Keep up!
“Identify” – Ando San - in this track, progressive guitar playing is combined with hip-hop beats to create a perfect “prog-hop” mash-up. If you’re a drummer - beware! The team believes this may be the toughest track to test your skills so far.
You can read more about these tracks in Stage Tour’s dedicated blog (and if you haven’t been keeping track of their updates, dive in.There’s so much to learn about this massive return to rhythm gaming. If you really can’t wait to get your hands on the game and want to start learning the tracks, hop into the Stage Tour playlists right here:
Stay tuned to GamingTrend for more Stage Tour news and info!
