Record label Microids Records has opened preorders for They Are Billions vinyl soundtrack. The two-disc 140-gram, rouge-colored analog record release features music from the real-time strategy game, composed by Nicolas de Ferran.

Numantian Games published the steampunk-themed science fiction title set on a post-apocalyptic planet in 2019 for Windows through Steam and GOG, along with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles. The soundtrack and artbook downloadable contents include hundreds of illustrations, along with the 22-track re-orchestrated game score performed by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra.

Behind-the-scenes video "Recording the Final Swarm Theme" can be viewed on Numantian Games' YouTube channel. The digital soundtrack is available for streaming on YouTube Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music Unlimited. An overview by de Ferran can be viewed on the composer's YouTube channel.


From the product page:

The soundtrack for They Are Billions was composed by Nicolas de Ferran, a prolific composer who already has about fifteen soundtracks to his credits and experience as a Music Editor on OSTs like A Plague Tale: Innoncence, Vampyr, and more. Due the game's humble beginnings, the music was originally produced on a low budget, using only samples and virtuals instruments. However, following the overwhelming success of the Early Access, the music was re-orchestrated and completely re-recorded with the National Slovak Symphony Orchestra in Bratislava. A 60-piece orchestra recorded the music for the game for an entire day in the concert hall of Slovak Radio, with sound engineer Peter Fuchs (known for Fable, Total War, Call of Duty and more).

Microids Records - They Are Billions (Vinyl Soundtrack)

YouTube Music - They Are Billions (Original Game Soundtrack)

GUYS GUESS WHAT!!!! 😱
I'm working with @MicroidsRecords on a @theyarebillions special limited edition vinyl!!!
Aaaaaaah I'm so excited!!! Check out that collector cover!!
Pre-orders are up on https://t.co/dOhucnOSBB
More info soon!!@NumantianGames pic.twitter.com/pLwxT09HDY

— Nicolas de Ferran (@nicolasdeferran) April 17, 2023