I think we all agree that there’s something to The Sims 2’s Soundtrack that makes us relisten all the awesome CAS, Buy, Build and Neighborhood tunes from time to time.
In case you didn’t know, The Sims Mobile comes with its own Soundtrack and it turns out, all Soundrack for this game were composed by Silas Hite – the same guy who composed some of your favorite The Sims 2 music!
Beside the karaoke tunes he composed for The Sims 4 City Living, Silas’ last in-game music project for The Sims was The Sims 2 Bon Voyage. It’s really great to hear similar instruments we’ve heard in The Sims 2 with different melodies. I’m really hoping The Sims Team has more plans with this talented composer!
You can listen to The Sims Mobile’s CAS Soundtrack composed by Silas Hite down below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CMFz9bpaus
Tip: thepancake1

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When I first played this game it gave me serious flashbacks to TS2 because of it’s music and it was amazing! The soundtrack of TSM is 500% better than TS4’s.
Reply to MaxisCreator
I hope they hire Silas Hite for new soundtracks in TS4! Or at least use these instruments.
When I first played this game it gave me serious flashbacks to TS2 because of it’s music and it was amazing! The soundtrack of TSM is 500% better than TS4’s.
Reply to MaxisCreator
I hope they hire Silas Hite for new soundtracks in TS4! Or at least use these instruments.
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