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"Welcome Horizons" is, in fact, a rendition of the title theme for {{NH|short|nolink}}. It can first be heard in-game playing from a tape deck outside of [[Resident Services]] during the bonfire party to celebrate the first night living on the island. The song can also be heard in {{PC}}, on the Portable Radio furniture item from the [[Island Excursion Invite Set]]. | "Welcome Horizons" is, in fact, a rendition of the title theme for {{NH|short|nolink}}. It can first be heard in-game playing from a tape deck outside of [[Resident Services]] during the bonfire party to celebrate the first night living on the island. The song can also be heard in {{PC}}, on the Portable Radio furniture item from the [[Island Excursion Invite Set]]. | ||
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"Welcome Horizons" is a K.K. Slider song that debuted in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, though it was first performed live during the Splatoon concerts at the Nintendo Live 2019 event in Kyoto.[1]
"Welcome Horizons" is, in fact, a rendition of the title theme for New Horizons. It can first be heard in-game playing from a tape deck outside of Resident Services during the bonfire party to celebrate the first night living on the island. The song can also be heard in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, on the Portable Radio furniture item from the Island Excursion Invite Set.
The track features heavy usage of brass instruments, guitar, and maracas, with bongos and accordions also present, along with a tambourine being shaken, giving off a tropical vibe.
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