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Zelda: Majora's Mask's Clock Town Theme Gets The Smooth McGroove Treatment
The latest from master YouTube acapellist, Smooth McGroove, recalls Majora's Mask's dawn of the first day with Clock Town's day one theme.
Majora's Mask's general tone is one of sadness, as the inhabitants of its world brace for unignorable destruction. The theme for Clock Town's first day marks some of the happier music from the game. You can check out McGroove's take below.
For more music from Smooth McGroove you can listen to his take on Yoshi's Island, Papyrus' battle theme from Undertale, and Dark Souls III by following the link. For more on the man himself, check out our feature, How Smooth Got His McGroove where we interviewed him about his music, here.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask was remade for 3DS last year, and it's great. You can find our review here.
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