Publisher iam8bit has published the Journey 10th Anniversary Edition double vinyl soundtrack reprint, composed by Austin Wintory.

Published by Sony Computer Entertainment and directed by Jenova Chen, Thatgamecompany's Journey is currently available for PlayStation 4, Windows through Steam, and iOS devices. Annapurna Interactive assisted with the Windows port, distributed through both Steam and the Epic Games Store, verified for Steam Deck.

The anniversary edition is pressed on audiophile 180-gram black vinyl, with art by Mark Engler. The digital soundtrack is available for purchase through the composer's Bandcamp page.


From the product page:

Rarely does a game come along that shatters all convention, revolutionizing our perspective on what interactive entertainment is capable of. Journey, the seminal, groundbreaking and now-legendary opus from developers thatgamecompany and Santa Monica Studios and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment, is a perfect expression of that.

To celebrate its momentous 10th anniversary, iam8bit is ecstatic to revisit one of the very first (and best-selling) vinyl soundtracks that we minted nearly a decade ago, offering composer Austin Wintory’s passionate, evocative and emotional score on the purest quality pressing possible — 180-gram audiophile black vinyl. We can’t overstate just how immaculate and important Journey’s music is to the greater gaming echelon — a fully orchestrated masterpiece, where robust epicness is complemented by intimate solos — which is exactly why it was the very first video game album nominated for a Grammy. This is a must-have for every vinyl collection, and it’s never sounded better

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YouTube Music - Journey (Original Video Game Soundtrack)

Tune into our livestream on Tuesday, October 22 at 7 p.m. where Maestro Evan Mitchell takes a deep dive into the music of Journey, featuring gameplay and commentary.https://t.co/QIflbNHx29

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