Wayô Records in France has published the Grandia II Memorial Soundtrack, composed and arranged by Noriyuki Iwadare, on vinyl and compact disc. The analog record release also ships from distributor PixelCrib in Australia.

Developed by Game Arts for the Sega Dreamcast in the year 2000, the role-playing game received a remastered release in 2019 for Nintendo Switch and Windows. Newly illustrated cover art for the album release is by character designer Youshi Kanoe.

Wayô has prepared a 16-page booklet for the soundtrack release, containing illustrations by Kanoe and commentary by Iwadare, vocalist Kaori Kawasumi, scenario writer Kei Shigema, and designer Atsuko Nishida.

The vinyl edition ships on three marble color discs, featuring 40 music tracks from the game. The compact disc edition contains 46 tracks on two CDs. A half-hour excerpt can be previewed on YouTube, courtesy of the publisher.


From the product page:

The Grandia II Memorial Soundtrack Edition comes in the form of a luxurious vinyl box set, newly illustrated for the occasion by the game's original character designer, Youshi Kanoe.

It contains 3 marble color discs inserted in individually illustrated sleeves and a newly designed 16-page booklet with illustrations by Youshi Kanoe and new comments from the team, including Kei Shigema (Scenario Writer), Atsuko Nishida (Designer), Noriyuki Iwadare (Composer) and vocal Kaori Kawasumi.

The collector edition comes with exclusive bonuses, including an A4 world map and a collector shikishi featuring the new artwork by Youshi Kanoe.

Wayô Records - Grandia II Memorial Soundtrack (Collector Vinyl)

PixelCrib - Grandia II Memorial Soundtrack (Collector Vinyl)

Wayô Records - Grandia II Original Soundtrack (CD)

Be blessed by Lord Granas😇
Preorder are now open for the legendary Grandia II Soundtrack composed by Noriyuki Iwadare!
Features a new cover art by character designer Youshi Kanoe! Collector Vinyl Edition & CD Edition with limited shikishi!
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— Wayô Records (@WayoRecords) July 21, 2023