The Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers soundtrack has finally arrived on Spotify. It features a whopping 88 tracks and an almost 5-hour runtime. The Original Soundtrack first came out in Japan back in September 2019.
Final Fantasy XIV composer Masayoshi Soken composed most of the tracks, but it also features contributions from his contemporaries. This includes legendary Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu. Alongside him is Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy XII composer Hitoshi Sakimoto. Additionally, prolific JRPG composer Kenji Ito, who is most well-known for his work in the SaGa series also contributed to the score.
The Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers soundtrack on Spotify includes the music from Patch 4.4 “Prelude in Violet” and 4.5 “A Requiem for Heroes.” Of course, all of the tracks from the main expansion 5.0 Shadowbringers itself are also included.
Composer Masayoshi Soken has also covered the creation of the Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers soundtrack in a developer's episode. It is available on YouTube, and delves into their creative and technical processes. Additionally, the episode also features FFXIV sound designer Go Kinuya.
With the inclusion of the Shadowbringers soundtrack on Spotify, all the game's expansion OSTs are now available on the streaming service. There are also several Square Enix-curated playlists on the platform. An example is “Epic Encounters” which features boss and raid music from the game. In other FFXIV news, they will be releasing an official cookbook, which features several in-game dishes. Meanwhile, for those looking to try out the game itself, we've got a handy guide for creating a free trial account right here.
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