Preorders have opened at Laced Records of London for the vinyl soundtrack, pressed on two black heavyweight records. Music is by Persian-American composer and producer ASADI, known for blending traditional instruments including Arabic oud, Persian setar, Kurdish tambour, Turkish saz, and Sufi daf with electronic beats.
The digital soundtrack is streaming on Spotify, Amazon Music Unlimited, and the Ubisoft Music YouTube channel.
The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Trilogy vinyl soundtrack also ships from Laced. Commemorating the trilogy's 21st anniversary of release, the the three-disc heavyweight vinyl publication, decorated with archival sleeve art, includes 53 tracks from the PlayStation 2 action-adventure games.
The Rogue Prince of Persia is currently available for PlayStation 5 (included with PlayStation Plus Extra), Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 consoles. The PC Edition is hosted on Steam and the Epic Games Store, verified for use with the Steam Deck.
From the Laced Records product page:
ASADI’s compositions are bolstered by collaborators including master players of Persian instruments. Percussionist Naghib Shanbehzadeh’s rhythmic flourishes provide the perfect counterpoint to ASADI’s electronic beats and Daf drums, while Shaho Andalibi’s Persian Ney lines add a heady dose of mystic energy. Keyboard virtuoso Brockett Parsons lends his talents to “Ashes of Knowledge” with rippling synthesiser lines. Striking vocal performances lend the soundtrack a distinct sense of mythos - from Alex Fitzpatrick’s guttural throat singing to singer XYE’s cinematic lyricism on the euphoric main theme and “God Under the Rubble”Laced Records - The Rogue Prince of Persia Deluxe Double Vinyl
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