Today, FromSoftware has good news for Elden Ring fans. The game has been out for some time now, but some players really love and appreciate the soundtracks of their games. For those people, FromSoftware announced that they are releasing the 67-track album of Elden Ring on Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Apple Music and more services.
It might be surprising to hear that there are 67 tracks on the album even if you played the game, because Elden Ring was quite exciting with all aspects that you could not even remember the music at all. There is a PlayStation blog post to announce this news, which also includes an interview with FromSoftware lead sound design and composer Tsukasa Saito where he explains the progress for how game’s music was made.
During the interview, there is a surprising point revaled by Tsukasa Saito. The haunting voices heard in the Song of Honor, which plays in Redmane Castle while you are preparing for the fight against Radahn, are actually not human voices. Those haunted voices were produced by the brass section of the Budapest Film Orchestra. It was actually a last minute decision to swap vocals with instruments, and it apparently worked quite well.
