Warframe releases the Iceblade of Narin soundtrack
Warframe’s Iceblade of Narin Official Soundtrack features three tracks inspired by Sanjo, sword dance and themes from the game. It is available on major music streaming platforms.
Warframe’s Iceblade of Narin Official Soundtrack is out alongside the Iceblade of Narin launch. The release contains three tracks, which Digital Extremes says draw inspiration from Sanjo, a traditional Korean musical style, and the dynamic movements of a sword dancer—an influence connected to Narin, Warframe’s 66th Warframe.
Three tracks connect Sanjo-inspired music with Warframe themes
The soundtrack is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer and Bandcamp. Its tracklist is:
Neote’s Dance, composed by Matthew Chalmers. Erich Preston and Chalmers produced the track, with Roa Lee on gayageum and John Lee on janggu.
Ice Speaker, composed by Matthew Chalmers and produced by Matthew Chalmers and Erich Preston, with vocals by CECILIA, lyrics by Ryan Mole and translation by Yunjeong Heo.
Ice Speaker (Extended Version), with the same composer, producer, vocalist, lyricist and translator credits.
Digital Extremes says the melodies recorded for Neote’s Dance also inspired the vocals in Ice Speaker. That track combines familiar tunes associated with the Zariman and the Man in the Wall, and the announcement describes its motif as connected to the update’s narrative and the upcoming Glacial Defiance game mode.
Frequently asked questions
How many tracks are on the Iceblade of Narin soundtrack?
The official soundtrack has three tracks: “Neote’s Dance,” “Ice Speaker” and “Ice Speaker (Extended Version).”
Where can I listen to the soundtrack?
It is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer and Bandcamp.
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