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PelleK is now an official singer for Square Enix Video Games

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PelleK is an awesome YouTube singer who covers many songs from video game to anime theme songs! Congrats to him!

Hey guys! I'm excited to announce that I'm now singing for official Square Enix Video Games! (The company behind Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts+++.) 2 days ago Square Enix announced in a Japanese broadcast that I have completed my first song for them, singing the theme song to the upcoming game "Lord of Vermilion Arena". I'm very excited about this, because not only have I covered several Square Enix game-songs in the past, but as a kid I also used to skip school every time a new Final Fantasy game would be released so I could powergame, because I'm such a final fantasy-fan kiki emoticon So! If you hear a familiar voice in a Square Enix video-game now; You'll know who it is m/^_^m/ New YouTube video up tomorrow. Have an awesome day guys

Here are some examples of his covers

 

 

Edited by Dimi3Infinity

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    He doesn't seem bad at all. However the tone of the music going onto square games could be toned down a bit. :P

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    Lord of Vermilion are Japan-only arcade games.

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