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The soundtrack is predominantly EDM and chiptune, and features less-known artists such as Tokyo Machine, Hyper Potions and Kitty. “Both of us weren’t into the more oldfashioned kind of music until we played Guitar Hero and were like, ‘This is really cool’,” Curro says. “So we’re hoping for Spin Rhythm to have that effect too.” While many of the artists are with record label Monstercat, licensing other music has been a challenge. But Super Entertainment has a plan to sidestep the legal issues that games such as Beat Saber and Osu have had. “Our goal is to have you log into Spotify or Apple Music or whatever, and you can stream any track you like and make a level to it, and then share it with people. We haven’t really spoken to anyone yet – we did speak to Apple at PAX and they were like, ‘Yeah, sounds fine’, but that means nothing!”