Groove Out To This DOTA 2 Reborn Acapella

Videos Music PC Acapella Live Voices DOTA 2about 9 years agoby Mick Joest

It's been awhile since we've given some love to either Dota 2 or acapella mixes, and we couldn't have found a better way to bring them both back. Live Voices returns with an awesome acapella on "Reborn," that fans of the game just have to hear. Check it out below.

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I started out as a loyal reader of Geektyrant before emailing Joey one day about the potential of writing for Geektyrant. Now six years later I'm the managing editor of Gametyrant.com and still living the dream and giving my opinion to the geek masses! Geektyrant is my life, and I hope that shows in everything I do!
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