Wake up, get up, get out there, burn your dread and reach out to the truth, because have we got a Last Surprise for you!
The soundtracks to a number of entries in popular Japanese role-playing game series Persona are now available for listening via music streaming service Spotify. Available albums include the OSTs of main series titles Persona 2, Persona 3, Persona 4, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5, as well as spin-offs Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, Persona 4 Dancing All Night, Persona Q, and Persona Q2 New Cinema Labyrinth. Also included are the set lists from two live concert events, one performed in 2013 and the other in 2015.
Unfortunately, a few titles are missing, including the original Persona, Persona 3 Portable, the Persona 3 and 5 dancing games, and the recently released Persona 5 Royal. There is currently no word on whether these will be added to Spotify at a later date.
Check out the full list of everything added via this Tweet from AniPlaylist:
At midnight, on January 5th…
🌎 Persona [Original Soundtracks & more] will be available on @Spotify ❤️
🎭 Playlist with all albums: https://t.co/lwIU3If6Gk pic.twitter.com/N4YyBvoDuo
— AniPlaylist (@AniPlaylist) January 4, 2021
In addition to the ability to listen to each album individually, Spotify has also created a large playlist entitled “Persona OST” featuring the songs roughly ordered by popularity. This playlist is an excellent choice for anyone who simply can’t choose a favorite album and wants to listen to a little bit of everything.
Whether you’re craving some smooth jazz or something more upbeat, there’s something here for you. Show off Your Affection for these tracks and pursue your true self as you jam out to favorites including “Mass Destruction”, “Rivers in the Desert”, “Backside of the TV” and many more. Your Life will Change with these new additions to Spotify!
Spotify is currently available for free with both desktop and mobile versions available. The Spotify Premium service is also available for a monthly fee.
What’s your favorite Persona track available on Spotify? Which one can you just not stop listening to over and over? Let us know!
