Creepy Nuts Bring the Beat With Get Higher, the Ending Theme of Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

SEGA has confirmed that Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds closes its high-speed adventure with a brand-new ending theme from Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts. Their track, Get Higher, plays during the credits sequence and is also selectable in the game’s Jukebox, where players can even set it as their race BGM.

The collaboration blends Sonic’s trademark speed with Creepy Nuts’ trademark energy, and the song comes with a special “Final Lap” version that ramps up the intensity as players near the finish line. You can preview the performance in the official play video here:

You can also hear the full track here:

Creepy Nuts, made up of rapper R-Shitei and DJ Matsunaga, are one of Japan’s most successful hip-hop acts. Known worldwide for hits like Bling-Bang-Bang-Born and Nobishiro, the duo recently sold out the Tokyo Dome and continue to top charts with their fast-paced, playful style. Their music feels like a natural fit for Sonic’s world, bringing fresh energy and attitude to the franchise.

Get Higher caps off a soundtrack already earning praise for its eclectic mix of SEGA SOUND TEAM compositions and guest artists such as Tee Lopes, TORIENA, Camellia, and more. With every track accessible through the in-game Jukebox, fans can customize their soundtrack to match their own racing style.

With Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds now available, Creepy Nuts’ Get Higher ensures the game ends with the same rush of energy it starts with, giving Sonic fans a finale that hits just as hard as the race itself.

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