‘Indivisible’ Soundtrack PLUS Available for Pre-Order
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Two hours of additional music from acclaimed RPG Indivisible with track commentary by composer Hiroki Kikuta
Scarlet Moon Records is pleased to announce pre-orders for the Indivisible Original Game Soundtrack PLUS. The album features nearly two hours of demo, unused, alternate, and “inspired by” tracks from 505 Games and Lab Zero Games’ beautiful RPG, Indivisible, and includes a lengthy digital booklet with track-by-track commentary to give fans insight into Kikuta’s creative process. The Indivisible Original Game Soundtrack PLUS comes just in time for Lab Zero’s free “New Game+” and couch co-op DLC which is out this week. While diving into New Game+, listen for Kikuta’s new credits theme, “Euphrosyna,” which is included on the album. Indivisible Original Game Soundtrack PLUS is now available for pre-order and will release on April 21, 2020:
Indivisible (Original Game Soundtrack PLUS) Pre-Orders on Bandcamp
“Given the size of Indivisible’s score, I knew pretty early on that we’d have a lot of unused and in-progress material by the end of it,” notes Scarlet Moon’s Jayson Napolitano, “Little did we know just how much of it there would be! As a huge fan of Square Enix Music’s varied releases, I thought it would be fun to do a riff on their PLUS soundtrack series by including this material alongside Kikuta-san’s commentary. We also thought including the original filenames would be a nice touch. We hope fans of Indivisible and of Kikuta-san’s work in general appreciate this additional two-plus hours of music.”
The original Indivisible game soundtrack is also available for purchase, featuring two hours of Southeast Asian-inspired music that fans of Kikuta’s Secret of Mana soundtrack will feel right at home with. The complete Indivisible soundtrack is available on all storefronts:
About Hiroki Kikuta
Hiroki Kikuta is a veteran videogame composer based in Tokyo, Japan who’s best known for his work on Squaresoft’s beloved SNES RPG, Secret of Mana and the recently-released Trials of Mana which appeared for the first time outside of Japan in 2019. While at Squaresoft, he also scored Soukaigi on the original PlayStation.
Kikuta then struck out on his own as an independent game developer, creating, directing, and composing music for the PlayStation title, Koudelka. He’s since been actively involved in writing music for indie games in Japan and abroad, most recently completing work on Indivisible and starting on music for Hazelnut Bastille, Orange Island, and many others.
Hiroki Kikuta is represented by Scarlet Moon Artists outside of Japan.
