chillout musical elements. In 2014, rapper Tony Moxberg released his single "Still Ridin'", which sampled the intro of "Sanctuary". That same year, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, whom worked with Utada nearly 13 years prior on her album Distance, and Peabo Bryson covered "Sanctuary" for Utada Hikaru no Uta, a tribute album celebrating 15 years since Utada's debut. Jam and Lewis stated that they wanted to leave the "haunting aspect" as it was, but wanted to add different yet dynamic instrumentation. Both producers also said that Bryson was perfect to add as the sole vocalist to the track. "Passion" was sampled on UK rapper Devlin's song "London City", from his 2010 album Bud, Sweat and Beers. "Sanctuary" was sampled on AC's song "She Fallin'", from the 2017 album Slappin' in the Trunk Presents: Flight School 2. Cultural impact Similarly to "Hikari" and "Simple and Clean", both "Passion" and "Sanctuary" were successful worldwide, due to its success with Kingdom Hearts II; by March 2007, the English adaption of the game sold over four million units worldwide. According to Bradley Stern, reporting from MuuMuse, he said the recordings were her only entries that gained a global fanbase because of its influence through the video game phenomenon, which was rare of Asian markets to capture outside of their native countries. Similarly, Emily Goodman from Axs.com published an article on January 4, 2015, with the headline stating that Utada was "best known for her work on Kingdom Hearts". In the article, Goodman said that while Utada became popular with "Passion" and "Sanctuary", "Utada's musical success goes far beyond a single video game line. In addition to her work on the video game series, Utada has seen an incredible amount of success both in America and in Japan." Similarly, Alicia Joy from Culture Trip said the songs brought prominence to the rise of Utada's sales worldwide. Both tracks have been recognized by publications as some of their best work, and even entered several top lists as the best video game theme song; Pete Schiecke from AOL Radio put the songs atop of his "10 Best Video Game Music Soundtracks". A large fan poll on Enix Origin hosted a list that ranked their top 10 Final Fantasy/Kingdom Hearts songs, and "Passion" / "Sanctuary" were placed a number four respectively. Miko Amaranthine from Yahoo! Music listed "Passion" as his sixth best Utada song. "Sanctuary" was listed on