Final Fantasy VII Medley Compilation Album Now Available
In a move that is likely in part a celebration of the success of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, Square Enix announced today that a brand-new Final Fantasy VII compilation album is now available to own digitally. This album features a combination of music from both Distant Worlds and A New World, two separate concert productions that celebrate the music of various Final Fantasy titles for live audiences around the world.
Square Enix made the announcement via a recent tweet through its Final Fantasy VII Remake Twitter. The album itself is now available digitally on Bandcamp, running at a price of $8.50 (or more) for a total of ten tracks.
Today we’re sharing a brand-new compilation containing every musical moment, battle medley, and character theme from #FinalFantasy VII ever released by Distant Worlds and A New World!
Sit back, relax and listen to it all ?https://t.co/KiJtegt1El pic.twitter.com/IZk2Txtniz
— FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE (@finalfantasyvii) June 23, 2020
It deserves mentioning that, as mentioned, these are all soundtracks from both Distant Worlds and A New World, so those that own the albums from both groups won’t find anything new here other than the unique arrangement, which kicks off with the iconic Bombing Mission and finishing with the pulse-pounding One-Winged Angel. For those that haven’t picked up any of these albums, the medley compilation serves as a great litmus test to determine if you’d like the other albums out there.
If you still aren’t sure about the whole ‘Final Fantasy music’ thing, keep in mind that Square Enix released every Final Fantasy OST on Spotify and Apple Music last year. You’re so very welcome.
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