Nihon Falcom Sets Trails in the Sky the 2nd Soundtrack for January 27, 2027
Nihon Falcom will release The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 2nd Original Soundtrack on January 27, 2027, a 2-disc CD set priced at 3,080 yen.
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Why it matters
Falcom is selling the remake's score as a standalone product across CD, hi-res, and streaming on the same day, which puts the soundtrack in front of listeners who will not buy the game itself.
Key Facts
- Nihon Falcom announced on October 30 that The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 2nd Original Soundtrack releases on January 27, 2027.
- The soundtrack is a 2-disc CD set with 46 tracks, priced at 3,080 yen.
- All songs are newly arranged for the full remake, including "Miagete Goran" and "Fateful confrontation."
- Download, hi-res, and subscription streaming versions begin on the same day, with the full version of "Gin no Ishi Kin no Tsubasa" as a bonus track.
- The CD version has a first-production-run sleeve designed around the world of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 2nd.
The album carries 46 tracks, all newly arranged for the full remake, including the field theme "Miagete Goran" and the battle track "Fateful confrontation." Digital, hi-res, and streaming versions, including a full version of the opening song "Gin no Ishi Kin no Tsubasa," arrive the same day.
The CD version ships with a first-production-run sleeve designed around the world of the remake. Falcom lists 46 tracks across the two discs, all re-arranged for the new version rather than carried over from the original release.
Digital buyers get an album at 2,750 yen or single tracks at 154 yen, the same pricing for the hi-res files on mora, music.jp, qobuz, and OTOTOY. Streaming begins the same day on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. The bonus track is the full opening song, "Gin no Ishi Kin no Tsubasa."
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