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The Unknown Story Of The Hu: Mongolian Metal Meets Star Wars

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Last updated: 2025/03/22 at 4:05 PM
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The fascinating intersection of Mongolian folk metal and the Star Wars universe emerged through The Hu, a band formed in 2016. According to Billboard, the group pioneered their unique ‘hunnu rock’ style. They incorporate traditional Mongolian instruments like the morin khuur and tovshuur, alongside their distinctive throat singing techniques.

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From Mongolia To A Galaxy Far, Far Away

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The Hu’s journey into the Star Wars universe came through their contributions to two major video game titles: ‘Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order’ (2019) and ‘Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’ (2023). GamesRadar reports their music appears in both games through the in-game band called the Agasar. Their contributions include tracks like ‘Hohochu,’ ‘Sugaan Essena’ (Black Thunder), and ‘Eseerin Vasahina.’

Creating Music In An Alien Language

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The creative process behind their Star Wars contributions reveals a fascinating approach to musical storytelling. “Everything in Star Wars is unique, the characters included, and many have completely different alien languages,” explained The Hu’s Galbadrakh Tsendbaatar in an interview with Revolver.

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The band first composed their songs in Mongolian to ensure they carried meaning. They performed these versions during their European and U.S. tours. Later, they crafted lyrics in an authentic Star Wars language with guidance from the game’s creators.

Personal Connection To The Franchise

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The collaboration stemmed from genuine appreciation for the franchise. “We were all fans of Star Wars beforehand. We started watching the movies at such young ages and all wanted to be Luke Skywalker,” Tsendbaatar revealed. He emphasized how Luke’s character inspired them to aspire toward strength and honesty.

This unique collaboration showcases a distinctive cultural fusion. It demonstrates how traditional musical elements can enhance modern entertainment franchises while maintaining authenticity.

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Global Impact And Success

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The Hu’s official website documents the band’s remarkable success in the music industry. They have accumulated over 250 million combined streams and video views. Their debut album, ‘The Gereg,’ claimed the top spot on both the World Album and Top New Artist Charts.

Star Wars Gaming Integration

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Official gaming sources reveal The Hu’s deep involvement with Star Wars games. The band collaborated closely with Respawn Entertainment, EA, and Lucasfilm. They ensured their traditional instruments and unique sound complemented the Star Wars universe’s established themes.

Critical Reception

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The band’s contributions to the Star Wars gaming universe have earned widespread acclaim. Critics and fans praise their music for enhancing the games’ immersive experience. Players particularly appreciate how the traditional Mongolian elements add depth to the narrative and gameplay.

This successful collaboration proves the value of cultural fusion in established franchises. It opens new possibilities for diverse musical influences in gaming soundtracks.

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