Laced Records of London has opened preorders for the Hitman: Blood Money vinyl soundtrack. The two-disc analog record release, containing 19 music tracks by series composer Jesper Kyd, also ships from distributor Light in the Attic in Seattle.

Developed by IO Interactive, Hitman: Blood Money launched in 2006 for Windows, PlayStation 2, and Xbox consoles, published by Eidos Interactive. The stealth action game is currently available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows through Steam.

Specially pre-mastered for vinyl by Joe Caithness, the vinyl soundtrack features performances by the Budapest Symphony Orchestra and Hungarian Radio Choir. Original album illustrations are by Samuel Donato. The 16-track digital soundtrack is hosted on Bandcamp and streaming on YouTube Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music Unlimited.

Feral Interactive's enhanced port Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal came to iOS and Android devices back in November. The mobile port challenges players to travel the world, from the Paris Opera to the Las Vegas Strip, to eliminate high-profile targets. Hitman: Blood Money — Reprisal is available for Nintendo Switch.


From the product page:

You are Agent 47 — a contract killer caught in the crosshairs of rival agency, “The Franchise.” Embark on a daring mission to take out the conspiracy’s shadowy architects. Employ all the tricks of your trade to get the job done, and keep a low profile. Infiltrate, execute, and escape undetected.

Laced - Hitman: Blood Money Vinyl Soundtrack

Light in the Attic - Hitman: Blood Money Vinyl Soundtrack

YouTube Music - Hitman: Blood Money Original Soundtrack

I'm excited to announce Hitman Contracts and Hitman Blood Money are coming to vinyl!@Hitman @Laced_audio @IOInteractive pic.twitter.com/8x65AaaOKx

— Jesper Kyd (@JesperKyd) July 11, 2024