Red Dead Redemption 2 has one of the best soundtracks that we've heard in a long, long time, and it feels like we've been waiting an age for its official standalone release. It's been four months since the game launched, but Rockstar's never had a date nailed down for the music. Thankfully, it looks like the soundtrack is finally on its way.
Following a live concert in Los Angeles (which, based on what we've heard, was very good), Rockstar has posted some fresh information on its website. It states: "Stay tuned for more info on the official releases of The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2 coming this Spring, featuring both the Original Score composed by Woody Jackson and featuring contributions by Colin Stetson, Senyawa, Mario Batkovic, Arca and other guest artists; and the Original Soundtrack produced by Daniel Lanois featuring D’Angelo, Willie Nelson, Rhiannon Giddens and more."
So yeah, it's supposed to be arriving this Spring. Sooner rather than later, we hope. Are you looking forward to streaming this one? Stand unshaken in the comments section below.
[source rockstargames.com]
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You know a soundtrack is good when you sit through the end credits for half an hour listening to the music. And to sort your brain out after just witnessing a truly superb story finale.
@ApostateMage yep, for instance GTA V credits are about the same length, maybe even a couple of minutes shorter but in comparison they felt a lot longer than the ones from RDR2.
I'm just saying, God of War has a better soundtrack AND it was put up on Spotify before the game even came out, thus proving its superiority
They did really nail it with the RDR2 soundtrack. Some phenomenal musical moments in that game.
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