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Blizzard releases the official World of Warcraft: Forever soundtrack

Blizzard's thumbnail for its video World of Warcraft: Forever (Original Soundtrack)

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Blizzard has posted the "World of Warcraft: Forever (Original Soundtrack)" on its official YouTube channel. The tracks are named after the game's zones, from Zephras Isle to Hyjal, and the music is also on streaming services. There is no gameplay, ability or talent news in it.

This is an official video from Blizzard's World of Warcraft YouTube channel, and the track and zone names below are Blizzard's own, from the video and its description.

Blizzard has released the original soundtrack for World of Warcraft: Forever on its official YouTube channel and on streaming services. It collects the music for the game's zones and landmarks, which Blizzard says carries you from Zephras Isle through Riverglades to Mount Hyjal. There is nothing in it about classes, abilities or talents.

World of Warcraft: Forever (Original Soundtrack), a video by World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft: Forever (Original Soundtrack) (World of Warcraft on YouTube)

The track list

The track names, as Blizzard lists them in the video description, read like a tour of the game's zones and landmarks, with stops such as Riverglades, Elderwild and the Summit Of Eternity:

  • Zephras Isle
  • Skyborne
  • Shadowgale Forest
  • Gustberry Lowlands
  • Shrine Of A'kir
  • Riverglades
  • Farholde Keep
  • Rog'mar Outpost
  • Twilight's Shroud
  • Wheeler's Grange
  • Bolder'ok
  • Elderwild
  • Hyjal
  • Tainted Foothills
  • Mourning's Rest
  • Malorne's Retreat
  • Cradle Of Tranquility
  • Dae'gun
  • Summit Of Eternity

The description's blurb says "Mount Hyjal", but the track itself is listed simply as Hyjal.

Who made it

Blizzard credits the music to Adam Burgess, Brendon Williams, David Arkenstone, Neal Acree and Jason Hayes, with Derek Duke as music director. The release is marked as a Blizzard Entertainment production through its Azeroth Music and Omnica Music divisions.

Where to listen

You can listen on YouTube or on a streaming service through the link in the description. Nothing changes in game. The track names do give a preview of the places you will visit, and several match zones players are already exploring.

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