Following its annual tradition, Samsung has offered a new version of its iconic ‘Over the Horizon‘ ringtone for its flagship Galaxy S series of smartphones. This time around, the company is bringing a retro remake of this ringtone with the Galaxy S23 lineup.

The South Korean tech giant brought DJ Yaeji on board for its latest edition of Over the Horizon theme. For those unaware, DJ Yaeji is a known electronic artist in the modern music scene. The company released the theme remake along with a new video. This was shared on YouTube and blends various kinds of digital graphics with stop motion art that showcase cities, nature, and even animals.

The new theme was also released to “celebrate positivity and optimism in an evolving world”. These notes can be heard in the new remake, as DJ Yaeji uses a recognizable tune but with a fusion of electronic elements. This playful version seeks to evoke the universal feelings of hope and joy, which is always welcome in a world recovering from the pandemic.

The new version of the “Over the Horizon” will be offered with the Galaxy S23 series, which consists of the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The three high anticipated flagship phones will be announced later today (1st February 2023) at the Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. So stick around for more, as we will be covering the launch event and the various announcement later on.

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Right from the Galaxy S inception, Samsung has been releasing an exclusive ‘Over The Horizon’ ringtone theme for every Galaxy S series of devices. Last year, we saw Samsung release a Nature-inspired version ahead of the Galaxy S20 launch. Today, the supposedly next version has been leaked online.

Having first appeared on a Korean site Naver, Twitter user Tron(@FrontTron) has spotted the likely ‘Over The Horizon’ theme for Galaxy’ S21. The overall clip is 3:34 long and the video has an overlay of the naming throughout. Further, as you can see below, the tune rendition is of subtle Piano sounds this time.

Samsung loads this jingle every year by default on Galaxy S-series. You can use it for Notification, caller ringtones, and even as a sound during the Power On/Off. That said, the leaked ringtone has its high-moments shortly at a few places. However, the 15-30 secs tone after the 0:15 mark gives the usual “Horizon vibes”.

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Besides, this tone also has a few similarities to the Galaxy S9 version. The two-year-old theme had a few combinations of Piano and Drumbeats from the notes of musician Jónsson. Either way, the latest one(via) doesn’t have too much bass like the earlier versions from the 2011s.

Samsung has confirmed that its next Unpacked event will be held on January 14. A teaser depicting the Camera layout hints that the devices will indeed be the leaked Galaxy S21 series. It is expected to unveil three devices-  Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, and Galaxy S21 Ultra.

Everything about the Galaxy S21 series including their specs has already been leaked. In fact, we also know about the complete list of prices for Europe. The devices are reportedly up for pre-orders in countries like the US, China, and India.

Alongside the S21 devices, Samsung is also expected to unveil the Galaxy Buds Pro TWS and it’s Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Bluetooth tracker.

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