FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE 120-track original soundtrack
Thirty-three new compositions, Elements Garden, and the October 28, 2026 Collector Edition release.
The FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE Original Soundtrack is a four-disc collection published by Square Enix Music, catalog number SQEX-11240~3. It contains 120 tracks total: 87 reused from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and related titles, and 33 new compositions original to Resonance. The soundtrack releases October 28, 2026, six days after the game itself, and is included with the Collector’s Edition and available separately in the Collector’s Box.
This page covers the soundtrack’s composition, how to obtain it, and what fans of Final Fantasy music can expect from the new tracks.
Soundtrack composition
Total tracks: 120 New compositions: 33 original to FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE Reused tracks: 87 from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and related soundtracks
The soundtrack is composed and arranged by Elements Garden, led by Noriyasu Agematsu. Elements Garden has a long history with the Final Fantasy series, particularly through their work on Final Fantasy XII, Final Fantasy XIV, and the Braver Exvius collaboration. Their signature orchestral and choral arrangements are present throughout the new compositions.
Reused tracks come primarily from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, which shares the Lapis story with Resonance. Fans of the mobile game will recognize many of the battle themes, town music, and dungeon tracks. The decision to reuse tracks rather than replace them entirely maintains the connection to the source material.
New compositions
The 33 new tracks are composed specifically for Resonance. Based on pre-release materials and the music compilation Square Enix has shared publicly:
Battle themes — New compositions for key story battles, boss encounters, and the Sephiroth challenge. The battle system is turn-based with stagger mechanics, and the new tracks reflect that rhythm.
Overworld and exploration — Fresh overworld themes for the HD-2D world map, with dynamic camera movement in mind. The Pixel Trailer showcased the visual shift between pixel characters and cinematic camera angles, and the new music complements that transition.
Town themes — Each major town (Town of Mitra, Dilmagia, Olderion, Zoldaad, Mysidia) has its own theme. The new compositions reflect each nation’s culture: airship city music for Dilmagia, water-themed melodies for Olderion, imperial motifs for Zoldaad.
Vision and esper themes — Specific compositions for Vision Summons and esper finishers (Hellfire, Diamond Dust, Gaia’s Wrath, Lunatic Voice, Judgment Bolt).
Main story themes — Emotional cues for Rain, Lasswell, and Fina’s story arcs, composed to match the emotional beats Square Enix highlighted in pre-release trailers.
Collector Edition and soundtrack availability
The soundtrack is included with the Collector’s Edition of FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE. The Collector’s Edition also includes a physical copy of the four-disc set. The Collector’s Box containing the soundtrack and other physical items is the primary retail package for fans who want the physical media.
Standalone purchase — The soundtrack is available separately from the Collector’s Edition. Square Enix Music typically releases soundtracks through their own store and through digital platforms.
Digital release — Square Enix has confirmed a digital release alongside the physical. Digital versions are typically available through streaming platforms and for purchase through music retailers.
Release date — October 28, 2026, six days after the game’s launch on October 22, 2026.
Music preview and streaming
Square Enix has released a public music compilation on Spotify featuring tracks compiled from gameplay footage. The compilation includes 87 tracks sorted by FFBE’s story structure, with the last five tracks being promotional BGM. A new track titled “Rain in Forest” (featuring Meeting Nichol) was added to the compilation and is among the tracks highlighted in pre-release materials.
The Spotify compilation serves as a preview for the full soundtrack. Fans can listen to the compilation to hear both the familiar Braver Exvius tracks and the new Resonance compositions before the full four-disc set releases.
Music and the game’s emotional arc
The Lapis story is built on themes of duty, sacrifice, and crystal guardianship. Director Hiroto Furuya and the development team have spoken about the music’s role in conveying those themes. Noriyasu Agematsu and Elements Garden have composed the new tracks to match the emotional pacing of the story.
Key emotional beats the music supports include:
Rain and Lasswell’s brotherhood — Themes that evolve as the story progresses, reflecting their changing relationship through Grandshelt, Dilmagia, Olderion, Zoldaad, and Mysidia.
The crystal crisis — Musical cues tied to the Dark siege and Veritas of the Dark’s attack on the Earth Crystal.
Vision encounters — Each legacy Final Fantasy hero’s Sanctum of Light scene has music tied to their original game’s themes, blending nostalgia with the Resonance context.
Sephiroth challenge — The boss encounter has its own musical composition, separate from the main battle themes, to mark the special challenge.
Track listing expectations
The full track list has not been published in full detail before launch. Based on the soundtrack’s 120-track count and the composition breakdown:
Disc 1: Main story themes, overworld, and town themes for Grandshelt and Mitra Disc 2: Battle themes, boss encounters, and dungeon music Disc 3: Vision and esper themes, character-specific compositions Disc 4: Postgame content, completionist themes, and the Sephiroth challenge
The exact split and specific track titles will be confirmed when the soundtrack releases on October 28, 2026.
Common questions
How many tracks are new compositions? 33 of the 120 total tracks are new compositions original to FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE. The remaining 87 are reused from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.
Is the soundtrack included with the standard game? No. The soundtrack is included with the Collector’s Edition or purchased separately. The standard and Digital Deluxe editions do not include the physical soundtrack.
Can I listen to the soundtrack before buying? Yes. A public compilation is available on Spotify featuring tracks from the soundtrack, including both reused and new compositions.
When does the soundtrack release? October 28, 2026, six days after the game’s launch on October 22, 2026.
Who composed the new tracks? Elements Garden, led by Noriyasu Agematsu, composed the 33 new tracks. Elements Garden has a long history with the Final Fantasy series.
Is the soundtrack available digitally? Yes. Square Enix has confirmed both physical and digital releases. Digital versions are typically available through music platforms and Square Enix’s store.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers drawn from Square Enix briefings and the Chapter 1 demo.
How many new tracks are on the soundtrack?
33 of the 120 total tracks are new compositions original to FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE. The remaining 87 are reused from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius.
Is the soundtrack included with the game?
The soundtrack is included with the Collector's Edition or purchased separately. Standard and Digital Deluxe editions do not include it.
When does the soundtrack release?
October 28, 2026, six days after the game's October 22, 2026 launch. It is included with the Collector's Edition.
Can I preview the music before buying?
Yes. A public music compilation is available on Spotify with tracks from the soundtrack, including new and reused compositions.
Who composed the soundtrack?
Elements Garden, led by Noriyasu Agematsu, composed the 33 new tracks. They have a long history with the Final Fantasy series.
Is there a digital version?
Yes. Square Enix has confirmed both physical (four-disc Collector Edition) and digital releases.