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Smite Unveils New Monstercat Battle Pass – Launching May 18

Kerri GuilletteBy Kerri Guillette04/26/20213 Mins Read
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Monstercat Battle Pass

The leading independent electronic music label Monstercat, in partnership with Hi-Rez Studios’ globally acclaimed video game Smite, announced a new collaborative Battle Pass launching in-game May 18 today. The iconic sounds of electronic artists Slushii, Sullivan King, Noisestorm, and Koven have inspired the brand new Monstercat Battle Pass, bringing four character skins, music themes, and more to the Smite universe.

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Alex Cantatore, Hi-Rez Studios Senior Brand Director of Live Games, shares, “This collaboration really brings Monstercat’s music and artists to life in Smite, with authentic audio and special touches Monstercat fans will love. There’s something magical about hearing a sick Slushii drop perfectly timed to a burst of damage.”

Within the Monstercat Battle Pass, Slushii’s skin transforms Hades, the Greek King of the Underworld, into a DJ with a set of turntables and Monstercat-themed speakers, while Egyptian scarab god Khepri becomes a dancing crab in a skin inspired by Noisestorm’s “Crab Rave.” Each skin features music from the artist throughout the gameplay experience, replacing ability sounds with drum & bass, tropical house, and more.

The Monstercat Battle Pass also contains four full Music Themes, allowing players to completely replace Smite’s default soundtrack with Monstercat tracks. Choose from the forthcoming Slushii track “Valhalla,” the Gold-certified internet classic “Crab Rave” by Noisestorm, the romantic liquid drum & bass of Koven’s “Give You Up,” or the heavy-hitting grit of Sullivan King’s “Someone Else.”

Gavin Johnson, Monstercat’s Head of Gaming, adds, “We’re excited for players to directly engage with our artists and experience their music through these unique integrations launching inside the Smite universe. Each of the skins in the Monstercat Battle Pass are authentically aligned with the artist’s brand and the game’s creative elements, a synergy we strive for in all of our partnerships.”

Fans of Monstercat and the artists will find even more fun surprises to explore in the Battle Pass. Purchasers can replace the game’s default announcer with Sullivan King’s sultry growls or launch firework-style dancing crabs into the air. Thematic elements of Monstercat’s whimsical Lost Civilization origins story can also be seen throughout the game.

Smite is free to play on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.

SMITE x Monstercat Battle Pass – Available May 2021

Introducing the SMITE x Monstercat Battle Pass! Featuring all-new skins for Gilgamesh, Hades, Chang’e, and Khepri, with music from Slushii, Sullivan King, Koven, and Noisestorm. For even more on the SMITE x Monstercat Battle Pass, watch the SMITE Update Show, LIVE with Slushii on Wednesday April 28 at 3pm ET, immediately followed by the world premiere of Slushii’s new song: Valhalla!

 

The Monstercat Battle Pass will become available for purchase in Smite next month. The full reveal of the crossover skins and more information about the Battle Pass will be broadcast live on twitch.tv/SMITEGame, on April 28, at 3 p.m. EDT, during the Smite Update Show.

 

 

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