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EA Sports FC 25 Soundtrack Announced Featuring 117 Tunes to Batter Your Ears With

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As a globetrotting music enthusiast with a penchant for sports and video games, I am utterly thrilled about the upcoming release of EA Sports FC 25! The diverse and vibrant soundtrack, boasting 114 tracks from artists across the globe, promises an auditory adventure that transcends borders and defies genre boundaries.

EA has revealed the authentic soundtrack for EA Sports FC 2025, prior to its launch towards the end of this month, encompassing a total of 114 tracks by various international musicians.

The international playlist from FC 25 boasts a diverse mix of tracks. It features the Arabic-Latin pop amalgamation by Elyanna, the future ghetto funk genre represented by South African artists like Moonchild Sanelly, and the unique fusion of Palenque music and urban rap created by Afro-Colombian group Kombilesa Mi.

In addition to tunes from artists such as Kasabian, Billie Eilish, Charli XCX, Ice Spice, Disclosure, Coldplay, and FKA Twigs, you’ll find a couple of unreleased tracks by Delfina Dib, music from Welsh rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen, and plenty more. To top it off, three extra songs will be added after the launch, making the total track list 117 strong.

Steve Schnur, EA’s global music chief, stated that FC 25 is a worldwide event showcasing fresh tunes without boundaries, blending various genres, and offering unexpected delights. For almost a year, the EA Music team has meticulously selected tracks to create an extraordinary soundtrack, setting the tone for the upcoming season and enhancing the game’s spirit in an unprecedented way.

On September 27th, EA Sports FC 25 is set to debut, but if you pre-order the Ultimate Edition, you’ll get early access from September 20th. You can enjoy the full game soundtrack on platforms like Spotify, as well as most other popular music streaming services.

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2024-09-16 18:42

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