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Music of the video game series Nier

Nier is an action role-playing video game developed by Cavia and published past Square Enix in 2010. The music of Nier was composed by Keiichi Okabe with members of his studio, Monaca, Kakeru Ishihama and Keigo Hoashi, and Takafumi Nishimura of Cavia. The soundtrack has inspired the release of iv official albums by Square Enix—an official soundtrack album and 3 albums of arrangements—along with two mini-albums included as pre-order bonuses for the Japanese versions of the game and two licensed EPs of jazz arrangements.

The original soundtrack was highly praised; reviewers noted it every bit i of the all-time video game soundtracks of the year, praising the originality of the compositions and the dazzler of Emi Evans' vocal piece of work. The first arranged album, while also warmly received, was perceived past critics to be weaker than the original and not long enough to stand up to the expectations created by the success of the original. The first three albums sold well enough to exist recorded on the Japanese Oricon music charts, reaching number 24 for the original soundtrack, 59 for the showtime arranged album, and position number 77 for the 2nd.

The soundtrack for Nier's sequel, Nier: Automata, was released worldwide on March 29, 2017. Returning collaborators include Keiichi Okabe and the Monaca squad on composing duties and Emi Evans on vocals, along with several other singers and lyricists. Nier: Automata Original Soundtrack was highly reviewed past critics, and the anthology peaked at number 2 on the Oricon charts.

Development [edit]

Nier [edit]

The soundtrack to Nier was equanimous by a collaboration of the studio Monaca, consisting of Keiichi Okabe, Kakeru Ishihama, and Keigo Hoashi, along with Takafumi Nishimura from Cavia, the game'southward developer. Okabe served every bit the pb composer and as the director for the project equally a whole. Okabe was brought onto the project when the concept for the game was first being devised, and worked intermittently on the soundtrack for the next three years until its release. The music for the game was generally equanimous legal entirely split up from the evolution of the game. Frequently, elements of the game were modified to match the music, rather than the other way around. Some tracks were used in ways that the composers did not envision, such as "Grandma", which was expected to be used in the prologue of the game but was instead called as a boss boxing theme. The music was designed for different motifs to appear in various arrangements throughout the soundtrack, and also to convey a sense of sadness even during the "thrilling" tracks. Okabe was allowed a great deal of freedom regarding what the music was to audio similar; game director Taro Yoko'due south master request was that he use a lot of vocal works.[1]

The vocals and lyrics were provided by singer Emi Evans (Emiko Rebecca Evans), a singer from England living in Tokyo. She is the vocalist for the band freesscape, and had previously worked on video game projects such as the Etrian Odyssey arrange albums.[2] The Monaca team had met her when considering her for a prior project, and Okabe wanted to work with her on Nier.[1] She was approached a few months subsequently the initial meeting in Autumn 2008 to exist the vocalizer for the soundtrack. In addition to singing, Evans was asked to write her ain lyrics in futuristic languages. The composers gave her preliminary version of songs and the fashion they wished the linguistic communication to be in, such equally Scottish Gaelic or French, and she invented the words. Evans wrote songs in versions of Scottish Gaelic, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, English and Japanese, and wrote "Vocal of the Ancients" in an entirely fictional language. She wrote that song past listening to songs in as many languages as possible and jumbling them up together. For the other languages, she tried to imagine what they would sound like afterwards k years of drifting.[2]

Okabe did not desire to employ traditional lyrics, as he felt they would clash with the design of the world in the game, and wanted to use a diversity of languages to stand for the open nature of the game's world. He as well did not desire easily recognizable lyrics to exist sung in the background while the characters were speaking, and for whatsoever noticeable words to instead evoke emotions in the player.[ane] Evans merely knew English, Japanese, and French when she began the project; she listened to the other languages on YouTube to acquire the rhythms and sounds of the languages and and so mixed and changed them.[3] Okabe largely allowed Evans to decide how to integrate the lyrics with the early forms of the songs, and equally he unremarkably did not know where the songs would be used in the game gave her simply light management equally to the emotional tone for the songs. The composers often would modify the songs in later revisions to follow how Evans had sung for that song.[2]

Nier: Automata [edit]

Composer Keiichi Okabe returned as lead composer with his studio band Monaca, alongside fellow members Keigo Hoashi, Kuniyuki Takahashi, and Kakeru Ishihama.[4] [5] [6] The score was influenced by classical music, while recalling elements used for Nier such every bit the overall sense of melancholy. A alter from the previous score was a shift to portraying a more mechanical and fell theme and environment than Nier, which had focused on grasslands and villages. Another factor was the open up world surround: rather than a single looping rail, Okabe created multiple hard and soft tracks that transitioned into each other depending on situation and environment. Balancing of the music was carried out using the digital sound workstation (DAW) Pro Tools.[5] Another prominent return was Emi Evans, who provided vocals for the starting time game's soundtrack. Additional male vocals were provided by Shotaro Seo.[v] [7] In addition, a theme song was created for the game, with versions sung by both Evans and new singer J'Nique Nicole. Nicole and Nami Nakagawa joined with Evans to form a iii-part chorus for some of the musical work, including a boss theme featured in the game.[5] Several songs from the Nier soundtrack were arranged for Nier: Automata.[viii]

The full general sound design was handled by Masato Shindo, who was faced with a claiming new to the PlatinumGames staff: in their previous projects audio echoes had been handled by private settings created by the team, but that would not work properly in an open up earth setting due to its scale. Instead, Shindo designed a realistic soundscape using a system to manage echoes in real fourth dimension, determining how much reverberation to generate based on current surroundings.[ix] Audio implementation was handled by Masami Ueda, and information technology was a greater amount of work than he had experienced on any previous project. One of the factors that helped with the smooth implementation was Ueda's previous encounters and skillful working relationship with Okabe.[x]

Releases [edit]

Nier [edit]

NieR Gestalt & Replicant Original Soundtrack [edit]

NieR Gestalt & Replicant Original Soundtrack
Nier OST Cover.jpg
Soundtrack album by

Keiichi Okabe
Released April 21, 2010
Genre New age, classical, orchestra
Length 2:30:09
Label Square Enix

The soundtrack to Nier is largely equanimous of melancholy acoustic pieces which heavily feature vocals past Emi Evans. Of the 43 tracks included in the released soundtrack album, only ix do not accept any vocal component to them; these are the 4 versions each of "Dispossession" and "Yonah", besides as "Dance of the Evanescent".[11] With the exception of "Ashes of Dreams", the lyrics are not intended to mean anything; for that song, Evans was given a list of Japanese words to apply, which she then translated for the English, French, and Scottish Gaelic versions of the song. The vocal and its variants were the last to exist recorded, and Evans convinced the composers that ane song in the soundtrack should have recognizable lyrics rather than futuristic English as they originally planned. Evans found "Ashes" to exist the almost difficult vocal to write on the soundtrack, as she had difficulty writing lyrics that met the composers' criteria of despair and lack of promise.[2]

"Hills of Radiant Wind" is i of the few upbeat songs on the largely dark soundtrack; for that piece Evans sang in a version of Portuguese in a manner meant to audio like a spirit floating on the wind. For "Grandma", she sang in a French style, trying to "put in as much ache and melancholy" as possible; she created the song in a unmarried recording, and it is "one of the most memorable songs" that she has sung. "The Wretched Automatons" is sung in a variant of English and was recorded prior to the improver of the mechanical sounds that run throughout the track, while "Kainé" is in a version of Gaelic.[2]

Square Enix released a soundtrack album of music from the game, titled NieR Gestalt & Replicant Original Soundtrack, on April 21, 2010. The two-disc, 2:xxx:09-long album has the catalog numbers of SQEX-10189/ninety.[11] Equally preorder bonuses for Nier Gestalt and Nier Replicant, the two versions of the game released in Nihon, two mini-albums, Nier Gestalt Mini Album and Nier Replicant Mini Album, were included. Each one contains v tracks from the full soundtrack album; Gestalt corresponds with tracks 1 and 4 from disc 1, 8 and xiii from disc ii, and an electronic version of "Kainé" titled "Kainé / Pelting of Lite", while Replicant encompasses track 3 from disc 2, tracks two and 7 from disc one, track one from disc ii, and a medley of several tracks.[12] [13] Gestalt is 18:eleven long, and Replicant 17:11.[12] [13] A book of canvass music of piano arrangements of tracks from the game by Okabe was published past KMP on April 22, 2011. The book, NieR Gestalt & Replicant Official Score Book, contains 25 arrangements in 112 pages.[14] Guitar arrangements of "Song of the Ancients / Devola" and "Yonah / Strings Ver." by Yuji Sekiguchi were included in the Square Enix Official All-time Collection guitar solo sheet music volume, published by KMP in May 2011.[15]

The soundtrack album reached number 24 on the Japanese Oricon music charts, and remained on the charts for 11 weeks.[16] It was well received by critics; Patrick Gann of RPGFan called the anthology "an insanely good soundtrack" and noted it as his candidate for video game soundtrack of the year, as well equally "one of the best game soundtracks ever". He applauded that the music was both "meticulously-crafted" and "attainable to the untrained ear".[xi] Don Kotowski of Square Enix Music Online praised the "captivating vocal work" and "exquisite" composition. He also noted that each track retained a sense of individuality even when it reused themes from other tracks.[17] He was less complimentary towards the mini albums, which he regarded as good introductions to the soundtrack equally a whole simply not worth purchasing on their ain.[12] [13] Jayson Napolitano of Original Sound Version also praised the album, saying that it was "hands downwardly one of the best soundtracks Square Enix has published over the years". Calling it "captivating" and "otherworldly", he applauded the album'due south originality and Evans' vocals.[18] Original Sound Version later named the soundtrack as the all-time video game soundtrack of 2010, and Square Enix Music Online awarded it the best Japanese video game soundtrack of the year.[19] [20]

Runway list

Disc ane
No. Championship Japanese title Length
1. "Snow in Summer" 夏ノ雪 4:59
2. "Hills of Radiant Air current" 光ノ風吹ク丘 2:53
3. "The Incomplete Stone" 不完全ナ石 4:42
four. "Blu-bird" 青イ鳥 ii:40
five. "Cold Steel Coffin" 心閉ザセシ鉄棺 3:26
half dozen. "Grandma" オバアチャン 3:40
7. "Song of the Ancients / Devola" イニシエノウタ／デボル 3:05
8. "The Wretched Automatons" 愚カシイ機械 4:48
nine. "City of Commerce" 売買ノ街 ii:eighteen
ten. "Song of the Ancients / Popola" イニシエノウタ／ポポル 3:04
11. "The Prestigious Mask" 仮面ノ誉 2:26
12. "Temple of Drifting Sands" 流砂ノ神殿 4:03
thirteen. "Gods Bound by Rules" 掟ニ囚ワレシ神 4:38
fourteen. "The Ultimate Weapon" 最終兵器 iv:55
15. "Deep Carmine Foe" 深紅ノ敵 ii:21
16. "Dispossession / Piano Ver." 喪失／Ver.ピアノ ii:40
17. "Dispossession / Strings Ver." 喪失／Ver.重奏 2:14
18. "Dispossession / Pluck Ver." 喪失／Ver.弦 2:57
19. "Dispossession / Music Box Ver." 喪失／Ver.オルゴール one:34
20. "Yonah / Piano Ver." ヨナ／Ver.ピアノ ii:53
21. "Yonah / Strings Ver." ヨナ／Ver.重奏 3:06
22. "Yonah / Pluck Ver. 1" ヨナ／Ver.弦その1 2:39
23. "Yonah / Pluck Ver. 2" ヨナ／Ver.弦その2 one:57
Disc 2
No. Title Japanese title Length
one. "The Dark Colossus Destroys All" 全テヲ破壊スル黒キ巨人 three:03
ii. "Vocal of the Ancients / Hollow Dreams" イニシエノウタ／虚ロナ夢 2:41
iii. "Kainé / Salvation" カイネ／救済 3:03
4. "Kainé / Escape" カイネ／逃避 3:07
v. "His Dream" 彼ノ夢 1:57
half dozen. "This Dream" 此ノ夢 1:56
7. "Quiet" 休息 2:40
8. "The Lost Forest" 失ワレタ森 2:58
9. "Song of the Ancients / Fate" イニシエノウタ／運命 5:17
10. "Shadowlord's Castle / Memory" 魔王ノ城／記憶 2:50
eleven. "Trip the light fantastic toe of the Evanescent" 儚キ者達ノ舞踏 0:54
12. "Shadowlord'south Castle / Roar" 魔王ノ城／咆吼 4:xiv
13. "Emil / Karma" エミール／業苦 3:22
fourteen. "Emil / Cede" エミール／犠牲 3:27
15. "Shadowlord" 魔王 5:25
xvi. "Ashes of Dreams / New" Ashes of Dreams／English Version 6:eighteen
17. "Ashes of Dreams / Nouveau" Ashes of Dreams／Nouveau-French Version 5:47
xviii. "Ashes of Dreams / Nuadhaich" Ashes of Dreams／Nuadhaich-Gaelic Version five:47
19. "Ashes of Dreams / Aratanaru" Ashes of Dreams／Aratanaru-Japanese Version 6:29
20. "Shadowlord - White-annotation remix" 魔王 - White-note remix iv:56

NieR Gestalt & Replicant 15 Nightmares & Arrange Tracks [edit]

NieR Gestalt & Replicant xv Nightmares & Arrange Tracks
NieR Gestalt & Replicant 15 Nightmares & Arrange Tracks Cover.jpg
Soundtrack album by

Keiichi Okabe
Released December viii, 2010
Genre New historic period, techno
Length 54:43
Label Square Enix

An anthology of arranged music was published by Square Enix on December 8, 2010. The anthology, NieR Gestalt & Replicant 15 Nightmares & Adapt Tracks, contains 11 tracks across a length of 54:43, and has a itemize number of SQEX-10212. The arrangements were done by composers Okabe, Ishihama, and Hoashi, every bit well equally by "oriori", Ryuichi Takada, and Hidekazu Tanaka. The first v arrangements, in a techno style, were included in the Nier DLC, while the remaining tracks are piano, instrumental, chiptune, and a cappella versions of tracks from the game.[21] In the liner notes for the album, Okabe said that the DLC tracks were meant to exist "more than war-like" versions of the originals, while the second one-half of the album was intended to "maintain the image and worldview of the original music".[22]

The arranged anthology reached number 59 on the Oricon music charts, a position it held for a week.[23] It was warmly received by reviewers, if less and so than the first album; Patrick Gann critiqued the album as not existence as expert as the original, though he noted that "you can nonetheless be awesome and rank 2d to that anthology". He concluded that the arrangements were all of good quality, but that listeners would non be "blown away past it".[21] Don Kotowski found it to be an "accomplished adjust album", but inferior to the original equally he felt that information technology was shorter than it should have been and that the concluding two tracks were weaker than the rest of the arrangements.[24] Jayson Napolitano also felt that the anthology should accept been longer; he idea that nigh listeners would skip the DLC tracks in favor of the audio-visual arrangements, and that half-dozen tracks was not plenty to comport the anthology given the expectations created by the quality of the original soundtrack.[25]

Track listing
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "Song of the Ancients - Lost Androids Mixuxux" イニシエノウタ - Lost Androids Mixuxux 5:35
2. "Blu-bird - Hansel und Gretel" 青イ鳥 - Hansel und Gretel 5:05
3. "Shadowlord'due south Castle - Iron Fist mix feat.DJ-BKO" 魔王ノ城 - Iron Fist mix feat.DJ-BKO 5:05
four. "Emil - Ultimate Weapon No.7" エミール - Ultimate Weapon No.vii 5:34
v. "Shadowlord - Crying Yonah Version" 魔王 - Crying Yonah Version 5:39
6. "Emil / Piano Ver." エミール/ピアノVer 4:02
seven. "Kainé / Duet Ver." カイネ/重奏Ver 4:17
8. "The Wretched Automatons / A Cappella" 愚カシイ機械/アカペラVer 3:32
ix. "Vocal of the Ancients / Pianoforte Ver." イニシエノウタ/ピアノVer 5:00
10. "Shadowlord / Music Box Ver." 魔王/オルゴールVer 2:15
xi. "The Legend of Nier: 8-scrap Heroes" ニーアの伝説～8ビットの勇者たち～ 8:39

NieR tribute album -echo- [edit]

NieR tribute album -echo-
Soundtrack anthology by

Keiichi Okabe
Released September xiv, 2011
Genre Electronic, klezmer (Shadowlord'southward Castle), new age
Length 1:00:46
Characterization Square Enix

On September xiv, 2011 Square Enix published a third Nier anthology, titled NieR Tribute Album -echo-. Each of the 12 tracks on the album is a remix of a Nier piece, each by a unlike artist. The resulting eclectic mix of styles is primarily electronic, just also includes a multiple-piano arrangement of "Grandma" and a klezmer rendition of "Shadowlord'due south Castle". The album has a duration of ane:00:46, and has the itemize number SQEX-10247.[26]

The anthology reached number 77 on the Oricon music charts, a position information technology held for a week.[27] It was positively reviewed by Jayson Napolitano of Original Sound Version, who described himself equally "impressed" with information technology. He preferred this album to the arranged anthology, though he felt that a few of the tracks had difficulty distinguishing themselves in a higher place the loftier quality of the original pieces.[26]

Rail list
No. Championship Japanese championship Length
ane. "-echo-: NieR Tranquility "SEXY-SYNTHESIZER"" -echo-: NieR 休息 "SEXY-SYNTHESIZER" six:28
2. "-echo-: NieR Kainé / Salvation ~ Kainé / Escape "matryoshka"" -echo-: NieR カイネ／救済 〜 カイネ／逃避 "matryoshka" 3:24
three. "-echo-: NieR Temple of Drifting Sands "millstones"" -echo-: NieR 流砂ノ神殿 "millstones" 5:03
4. "-echo-: NieR Emil / Sacrifice "Ametsub"" -repeat-: NieR エミール／犠牲 "Ametsub" 4:44
5. "-echo-: NieR Suite Of Nier (Restructuring-Snowfall in Summer, The Ultimate Weapon, Ashes of Dreams) "Go-qualia"" -echo-: NieR Suite Of Nier (Restructuring-夏ノ雪, 最終兵器, Ashes of Dreams) "Go-qualia" 5:58
6. "-repeat-: NieR Shadowlord's Castle / Roar "RÄFVEN"" -echo-: NieR 魔王ノ城／咆吼 "RÄFVEN" 2:46
vii. "-repeat-: NieR The Incomplete Rock "Nobu44"" -repeat-: NieR 不完全ナ石 "Nobu44" 5:10
8. "-echo-: NieR Song of the Ancients / Devola ~ Song of the Ancients / Popola "sasakure.United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland"" -echo-: NieR イニシエノウタ／デボル 〜 イニシエノウタ／ポポル "sasakure.Great britain" 5:18
9. "-echo-: NieR The Wretched Automatons "KanouKaoru"" -echo-: NieR 愚カシイ機械 "KanouKaoru" iii:52
ten. "-echo-: NieR Grandma "Schroeder-Headz"" -echo-: NieR オバアチャン "Schroeder-Headz" 4:22
eleven. "-repeat-: NieR The Lost Forest "NO‐NO₂"" -echo-: NieR 失ワレタ森 "NO‐NO₂" 5:x
12. "-echo-: NieR Snow in Summer ~ The Dark Colossus Destroys All "world's terminate girlfriend"" -echo-: NieR 夏ノ雪〜 全テヲ破壊スル黒キ巨人 "world'south finish girlfriend" 8:31

Pianoforte Collections Nier Gestalt & Replicant [edit]

Piano Collections Nier Gestalt & Replicant
Soundtrack album past

Keiichi Okabe
Released March 21, 2012
Genre Piano instrumental
Length 45:42
Characterization Square Enix

On March 21, 2012 Foursquare Enix published a fourth Nier album, titled Piano Collections Nier Gestalt & Replicant. Each of the 11 tracks on the album is a piano arrangement of a Nier piece. The tracks were arranged and played by several different artists, namely Keigo Hoashi, Kumi Tanioka, Masato Kouda, Ryuichi Takada, and Yuri Misumi. Each arranger performed their own pieces, with the exception of Kouda, whose organisation was played by Tanioka. The anthology has a duration of 45:42, and has the itemize number SQEX-10303.[28]

The album was positively reviewed past Jayson Napolitano of Original Sound Version, who said that while "goose egg on this album came as especially surprising", that he enjoyed the arrangements and performances. He preferred the tracks on this album to the piano arrangements on the fifteen Nightmares anthology.[28]

Rails list
No. Title Japanese championship Length
1. "-echo-: Song of the Ancients" イニシエノウタ 4:08
2. "Kainé" カイネ iv:29
three. "Hills of Radiant Wind" 光ノ風吹ク丘 3:40
four. "Snow in Summer" 夏ノ雪 3:48
five. "Emil" エミール three:24
6. "Grandma" オバアチャン 4:21
7. "Repose" 休息 two:56
8. "Gods Bound By Rules" 掟ニ囚ワレシ神 4:xv
9. "Shadowlord" 魔王 iv:03
10. "The Wretched Automatons" 愚カシイ機械 5:36
eleven. "Ashes of Dreams" Ashes of Dreams five:02

NieR Gestalt & Replicant: Jazz Adapt version [edit]

NieR Gestalt & Replicant: Jazz Adjust version
Soundtrack album by

Sean Schafianski
Released Baronial 8, 2013
Genre Jazz
Length 26:48
Label Joypad Records

Music from Nier has been arranged into two jazz EPs. The albums, titled NieR Gestalt & Replicant: Jazz Arrange Version and Jazz Arrange Version Vol. 2, contain six tracks each from the soundtrack licensed past Joypad Records. The tracks are arranged and performed by Sean Schafianski, and were released digitally on August viii, 2013, and May 16, 2014. The EPs have durations of 26:48 and 25:33.[29] [30] The music is carve up between instrumental and song pieces, and covers multiple unlike styles of jazz music.[31]

The commencement EP was positively reviewed past Brad Hayes-Raugh of RPGFan, who "profoundly enjoyed the direction this album takes", though he did annotation that some of the pieces did not quite encounter his high expectations. He concluded that "the tracks requite a fresh spin on some neat pieces of video game music and go along the spirit of Nier alive and well."[31]

Runway list

Jazz Arrange version
No. Championship Original championship Length
1. "Sunshower" "Snow in Summer" 5:42
2. "Pale Moonlight" "Shadowlord'due south Castle/Roar" 4:07
3. "Nightengale" "Kainé/Duet Ver." 4:14
iv. "Memories" "Song Of The Ancients/Devola" four:54
5. "A Heart Non Forgotten" "Emil/Karma" 3:26
6. "Steam Powered Trouble" "The Wretched Automatons" 4:25
Jazz Conform version Vol 2.
No. Title Original title Length
ane. "Old Timer" "Grandma" 3:24
2. "Flower" "Yonah" 4:09
3. "Veil" "The Prestigious Mask" 2:34
4. "Dominion Billow" "Gods Bound past Rules" 5:03
five. "Heavy Center" "Emil-Piano Ver" 4:07
half-dozen. "Penumbra" "Shadowlord" 6:sixteen

NieR Replicant ver.i.22474487139... [edit]

NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by

Keiichi Okabe
Released Apr 21, 2021
Genre New historic period, classical, Orchestra
Length 3:x:21
Label Square Enix

An updated version of the game, NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139..., was released in Apr 2021. Okabe, Ryuichi Takada, Keigo Hoashi, Kuniyuki Takahashi, Shotaro Seo, and Oliver Good of Monaca arranged the music under Okabe's direction, with a goal of making them longer and higher-quality than the originals rather than making them very unlike.[32] The team wanted to requite a "sense of renewal" with the pieces, and made sure not to change the "tone" of the songs, only added live instruments and choral elements. For example, in "Kainé / Conservancy", more than live instrumentation gave what they felt was a "richer sound", and where the original looped to start over the updated version instead repeats with slight changes and additions.[33] A soundtrack album, NieR Replicant ver.i.22474487139... Original Soundtrack, was released aslope it on April 21, containing 45 tracks on three discs with a total length of 3:x:21.[34] Some of the tracks were too included in the NieR Replicant – x+one Years set of 4 vinyl LPs, which has 29 tracks from NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... Original Soundtrack along with all other previous arranged and orchestral albums, as well as four new arrangements.[35]

Weiss Edition [edit]

An album named NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... Soundtrack "Weiss Edition" is included in the collector version of the game, NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... White Snowfall Edition. It features a special soundtrack with newly-recorded and arranged music.[36]

Disc 1
No. Title Length
i. "Snow In Summertime - Another Edit Version" 4:49
2. "Hills Of Radiant Winds - Another Edit Version" iii:52
3. "Kainé - Another Edit Version" 4:xx
4. "Gods Bound By Rules - Another Edit Version" 4:36
5. "Deep Crimson Foe - Another Edit Version" 6:00
half-dozen. "Emil - Some other Edit Version" 6:07
7. "Fleeting Words - Some other Edit Version" four:56
viii. "Song Of The Ancients - Another Edit Version" 6:27
ix. "Shadowlord - Another Edit Version" 5:16
10. "Analogous Memories - Some other Edit Version" 5:15
Disc 2
No. Title Length
ane. "Kainé - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 4:39
2. "Coordinating Memories - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 4:45
3. "The Wretched Automatons - Weiss Edition Arrangement" v:53
4. "Grandma - Weiss Edition System" iv:22
v. "Vocal Of The Ancients - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 6:04
6. "Metropolis Of Commerce - Weiss Edition System" four:27
7. "Hills Of Radiant Winds - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 4:04
eight. "Temple Of Drifting Sands - Weiss Edition System" iv:14
9. "Fleeting Words - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 4:35
x. "Ashes Of Dreams - Weiss Edition Arrangement" 5:03

Nier: Automata [edit]

NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack [edit]

NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack
NierAutomataOST.jpg
Soundtrack album by

MONACA
Released March 29, 2017 (2017-03-29)
Genre New age, classical, orchestra
Length 3:33:43
Characterization Square Enix

A sequel to Nier, Nier: Automata, was released in Feb 2017. Its music was again composed past Keiichi Okabe and the Monaca team, with Emi Evans, J'Nique Nicole, and Nami Nakagawa on vocals, Takanori Goto on guitar, and additional contributions by several artists. A soundtrack album for the game was released worldwide by Square Enix on March 29, 2017. The three-disc, three:33:43-long album contains all of the music from the game, also equally, like the original game's album, variations on the main theme in multiple languages. Unlike the original Nier, where all of the versions were written and sung by Emi Evans and had the same lyrical meanings, the versions in Automata were written and sung by multiple people: the English version past J'Nique Nicole, one in an invented French-derived language by Evans, and the Japanese written past Yoko Taro and sung by Marina Kawano.[37]

NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack peaked at number ii on the Oricon charts,[38] with over 28,000 copies sold in its first week in Nippon.[39] It was well received by critics; Patrick Gann of RPGFan said the album was as good or better than the original as well as "perfectly, wonderfully cracking".[37]

Disc i
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "Significance - Zippo" 意味／無 2:39
2. "City Ruins - Rays of Calorie-free" 遺サレタ場所／斜光 half-dozen:22
iii. "Peaceful Sleep" 穏ヤカナ眠リ vi:50
4. "Memories of Dust" 砂塵ノ記憶 5:29
5. "Nascency of a Wish" 生マレ出ヅル意思 iv:40
half-dozen. "The Color of Depression" 沈痛ノ色 three:17
7. "Amusement Park" 遊園施設 six:19
eight. "A Beautiful Song" 美シキ歌 four:06
9. "Vox of no Render - Guitar" 還ラナイ声／ギター 3:51
10. "Grandma - Devastation" オバアチャン／破壊 v:31
11. "Faltering Prayer - Dawn Breeze" 澱ンダ祈リ／暁風 3:12
12. "Emil's Shop" エミール／ショップ five:28
13. "Treasured Times" 大切ナ時間 iii:46
14. "Vague Hope - Cold Rain" 曖昧ナ希望／氷雨 3:36
fifteen. "Weight of the Earth English Version" Weight of the World／English Version 5:44
Disc 2
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "Significance" 意味 2:39
2. "Urban center Ruins - Shade" 遺サレタ場所／遮光 vi:01
three. "End of the Unknown" 異形ノ末路 4:31
4. "Voice of no Return - Normal" 還ラナイ声／通常 2:53
5. "Pascal" パスカル iv:47
half dozen. "Forest Kingdom" 森ノ王国 5:52
7. "Dark Colossus - Kaiju" 全テヲ破壊スル黒キ巨人／怪獣 6:06
8. "Copied Metropolis" 複製サレタ街 3:59
9. "Wretched Weaponry: Medium/Dynamic" 愚カシイ兵器：乙：甲 vii:04
10. "Possessed by Affliction" 取リ憑イタ業病 5:02
xi. "Broken Heart" 割レタ心 iii:30
12. "Wretched Weaponry: Quiet" 愚カシイ兵器：丙 3:07
13. "Mourning" 追悼 4:51
14. "Dependent Weakling" 依存スル弱者 5:06
xv. "Weight of the World Song of a Cleaved World" Weight of the Earth／壊レタ世界ノ歌 5:44
Disc iii
No. Championship Japanese title Length
1. "Rebirth & Hope" 再生ト希望 0:37
two. "State of war & War" 戦争ト戦争 4:32
3. "Crumbling Lies - Front" 崩壊ノ虚妄 3:26
4. "Widespread Illness" 茫洋タル病 3:18
5. "Fortress of Lies" 偽リノ城塞 2:49
6. "Vague Hope - Spring Rain" 曖昧ナ希望／翠雨 4:40
7. "Song of the Ancients - Atonement" イニシエノウタ／贖罪 v:09
8. "Beatific Death" 幸セナ死 ii:36
ix. "Emil - Despair" エミール／絶望 4:46
10. "Faltering Prayer - Starry Sky" 澱ンダ祈リ／星空 iii:44
11. "Alien Manifestation" 顕現シタ異物 six:27
12. "The Belfry" 「塔」 7:43
thirteen. "Bipolar Nightmare" 双極ノ悪夢 5:00
14. "The Sound of the End" 終ワリノ音 5:26
fifteen. "Weight of the Earth Nouveau - FR Version" Weight of the World／Nouveau-FR Version 5:47
16. "Weight of the World the End of YoRHa" Weight of the World／the Stop of YoRHa 5:39
Hacking tracks [edit]
NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack HACKING TRACKS
Soundtrack album past

MONACA
Released March 29, 2017 (2017-03-29)
Genre Chiptune
Length 46:07
Characterization Square Enix

On March 29, 2017, NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack HACKING TRACKS, a collection of chiptune 8-chip music consisted of sixteen different tracks, was released. The tracks included in the album were used in hacking minigames of NieR: Automata. It was released as a pre-order bonus for the original soundtrack of NieR: Automata. The album was composed by Monaca team and bundled by Shotaro Seo of Monaca. The one-disc album has a duration of 46:07, and has the catalog number SQEX-10593.[40]

The album was positively reviewed by Patrick Gann of RPGFan, who said that "NieR: Automata fans that got this album with their OSTs ought to count their blessings".[41] Tien Hoang of VGMOnline believed that it is "a overnice bonus anthology to have, but it isn't essential".[42]

Disc ane
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "City Ruins - 8-bit" 遺サレタ場所：丁 ii:12
2. "Memories of Grit - 8-flake" 砂塵ノ記憶：丁 two:31
3. "Nascence of a Wish - viii-bit" 生マレ出ヅル意思：丁 3:02
4. "Entertainment Park - 8-bit" 遊園施設：丁 two:23
5. "A Beautiful Song - 8-flake" 美シキ歌：丁 2:33
6. "End of the Unknown - 8-fleck" 異形ノ末路：丁 2:52
vii. "Woods Kingdom - 8-bit" 森ノ王国：丁 ii:26
8. "Dark Colossus - Kaiju - 8-bit" 全テヲ破壊スル黒キ巨人/怪獣：丁 two:15
nine. "Wretched Weaponry - 8-bit" 愚カシイ兵器：丁 3:03
10. "Possessed by Affliction - eight-scrap" 取リ憑イタ業病：丁 four:15
11. "Dependent Weakling - 8-chip" 依存スル弱者：丁 ii:40
12. "War & War - 8-bit" 戦争ト戦争：丁 two:27
13. "Song of the Ancients - Atonement - 8-flake" イニシエノウタ/贖罪：丁 3:08
14. "The Tower - viii-fleck" 「塔」：丁 three:38
15. "The Sound of the End - 8-bit" 終ワリノ音：丁 two:xl
16. "Weight of the World - 8-scrap" Weight of the World：丁 four:02
Total length: 46:07

NieR:Automata Arranged & Unreleased Tracks [edit]

NieR:Automata Arranged & Unreleased Tracks
Soundtrack album by

MONACA
Released December xx, 2017 (2017-12-twenty)
Genre New age, techno
Length 1:43:39
Characterization Foursquare Enix

On Dec 20, 2017, an album of arranged music and unreleased tracks of NieR: Automata was released by Square Enix in two discs. Disc one included arranged music by different artists, and unreleased tracks equanimous by Keiichi Okabe were included in disc two. The album consists of a full of 20 tracks, has a duration of 1:43:39, and has the catalog number SQEX-10631~two.[43]

The anthology was praised by Patrick Gann of RPGFan, who believed that some tracks, such every bit "Weight of the Earth" and "Emil", were "very impressive".[44]

Disc 1
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "City Ruins (Bundled past AJURIKA)" 遺サレタ場所 Arranged by AJURIKA iv:00
2. "Peaceful Sleep (Arranged by Cheng Bi Meets Masato Ishinari)" 穏ヤカナ眠リ Arranged past Cheng Bi meets Masato Ishinari 3:58
3. "Amusement Park (Arranged by arai tasuku) [feat. momocashew]" 遊園施設 Bundled by arai tasuku feat.momocashew from Mili 6:43
4. "Finish of the Unknown (Bundled by ATOLS)" 異形ノ末路 Arranged by ATOLS 4:36
five. "Pascal (Arranged past Ryu Kawamura)" パスカル Arranged by Ryu Kawamura 5:15
6. "Copied City (Arranged past LITE)" 複製サレタ街 Arranged past Calorie-free 3:58
7. "Mourning (Arranged by Sachiko Miyano)" 追悼 Arranged by Sachiko Miyano six:49
8. "Vague Promise (Bundled past Takuro Iga)" 曖昧ナ希望 Arranged past Takuro Iga 5:16
9. "Song of the Ancients - Atonement (Arranged by Jun Hayakawa with Atsuki Yoshida [EMO Quartet])" イニシエノウタ Bundled by Jun Hayakawa with Atsuki Yoshida(EMO Quartet) 4:18
10. "Emil (Arranged by Morrigan & Lily)" エミール Bundled past Morrigan & Lily 6:07
xi. "Alien Manifestation (Bundled by Yutaka Oyama, Junichi Saito, Yusuke Shima, Jose Colon)" 顕現シタ異物 Arranged by Yutaka Oyama・Junichi Saito・Yusuke Shima・Jose Colon four:17
12. "Weight of the World (Arranged past ZANIO)" Weight of the World Arranged by ZANIO 5:28
Total length: 60:45
Disc ii
No. Title Japanese title Length
1. "Umare Iduru Ishi/ Konomama ja Dame" 生マレ出ヅル意思/コノママジャダメ 5:22
2. "Birth of a Wish/ This cannot continue" Birth of a Wish/This cannot continue 5:22
3. "Umare Iduru Ishi/ Kami ni Natta" 生マレ出ヅル意思/カミニナッタ five:22
iv. "Birth of a Wish/ Become a God" Birth of a Wish/Become a God five:22
five. "Nascency of a Wish/ CEO (Solo)" 生マレ出ヅル意思/社長（ソロ） 5:22
6. "Birth of a Wish/ CEO (Duet)" 生マレ出ヅル意思/社長（デュエット） 5:22
seven. "Toritsuita Goubyou/ Kami ni Natta" 取リ憑イタ業病/カミニナッタ v:22
eight. "Possessed by Affliction/ Become a God" Possessed past Disease/Become a God 5:20
Total length: 42:54

NieR: Automata Piano Collections [edit]

NieR: Automata Piano Collections
Soundtrack anthology past

MONACA
Released April 25, 2018 (2018-04-25)
Genre Piano instrumental
Length 1:01:07
Label Square Enix

NieR: Automata Piano Collections was published on Apr 25, 2018. The album contains 12 tracks across a length of ane:01:07 and has a itemize number of SQEX-10653.[45] The tracks in the album are originally from NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack merely transformed into piano renditions.[46]

Patrick Gann of RPGFan said the anthology "is the weakest of the Automata albums Square Enix has released so far".[47] Don Kotowski of VGMOnline believed the anthology is "by no means a bad album", just said "it is missing that spark".[46]

Disc i
No. Championship Japanese title Length
1. "Weight of the World" Weight of the World six:17
ii. "Amusement Park" 遊園施設 vi:55
3. "A Beautiful Song" 美シキ歌 five:07
4. "City Ruins" 遺サレタ場所 3:48
5. "Dependent Weakling" 依存スル弱者 4:18
half-dozen. "Peaceful Sleep" 穏ヤカナ眠リ 4:54
7. "Copied City" 複製サレタ街 4:21
eight. "Phonation of no Render" 還ラナイ声 3:56
nine. "Bipolar Nightmare" 双極ノ悪夢 4:23
x. "The Tower" 「塔」 5:09
xi. "The Audio of the End" 終ワリノ音 half dozen:03
12. "Vague Hope" 曖昧ナ希望 v:56
Total length: 61:07

Orchestral albums [edit]

NieR: Gestalt & NieR: Replicant Orchestral Arrangement Anthology
NieR: Automata Orchestral Organisation Album
Soundtrack anthology past

MONACA, Kanagawa Combo Orchestra
Released September 12, 2018 (2018-09-12)
Genre Orchestra
Length fifty:48 (Nier)
49:37 (Automata)
Label Square Enix

On September 12, 2018, Square Enix released a pair of orchestral albums, NieR: Gestalt & NieR: Replicant Orchestral Arrangement Album and NieR: Automata Orchestral Arrangement Album. Each contains performances by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra of arrangements of music from each game, and were available individually or equally a box set.[48] NieR: Gestalt & NieR: Replicant Orchestral Organisation Album contains eleven tracks, has a duration of 50:48 and the catalog number SQEX-10673.[49] 10 tracks are included in NieR: Automata Orchestral Arrangement Album beyond a length of 49:37. The anthology has the catalog number SQEX-10674.[fifty] The box set contains a farther four tracks using unlike instrumental ensembles.[51]

NieR: Gestalt & NieR: Replicant Orchestral Organization Album was reviewed positively by Tien Hoang of VGMOnline, who believed that it "is a solid addition" to the music catalog of NieR.[52] Patrick Gann of RPGFan criticized NieR: Automata Orchestral Organisation Album and believed that the choice of tracks included in the album could take been better. He called this anthology "disappointing".[53] In his review of the box prepare, Hoang felt that the additional tracks were the nearly creative, and wished the other arrangements had followed suit.[51]

NieR Gestalt & Replicant Orchestral Organization Anthology
No. Title Japanese championship Length
ane. "Snow in Summer" 夏ノ雪 4:51
2. "Vocal of the Ancients" イニシエノウタ v:17
3. "Hills of Radiant Winds" 光ノ風吹ク丘 four:11
4. "Emil" エミール 5:07
five. "Gods Bound past Rules" 掟ニ囚ワレシ神 five:13
6. "The Wretched Automatons" 愚カシイ機械 5:26
vii. "Kainé" カイネ 4:37
8. "The Nighttime Colossus Destroys All" 全テヲ破壊スル黒キ巨人 iii:10
9. "Grandma" オバアチャン 4:30
x. "Shadowlord" 魔王 4:57
11. "Ashes of Dreams" Ashes of Dreams 3:29
Total length: l:48
NieR: Automata Orchestral Arrangement Album
No. Title Japanese title Length
one. "Metropolis Ruins" 遺サレタ場所 5:32
2. "Amusement Park" 遊園施設 5:32
3. "A Cute Song" 美シキ歌 four:32
four. "Alien Manifestation" 顕現シタ異物 4:29
5. "The Tower" 「塔」 6:03
6. "Dependent Weakling" 依存スル弱者 3:55
7. "Bipolar Nightmare" 双極ノ悪夢 4:33
8. "Mourning" 追悼 5:05
9. "The Sound of the End" 終ワリノ音 5:ten
10. "Weight of the Earth" Weight of the World five:32
Total length: 49:37

Addendum [edit]

To correspond with the NieR Theatrical Orchestra 12020 concerts jubilant the 10th ceremony of the game series, Square Enix released another album of orchestral arrangements, NieR Orchestral Arrangement Album – Annex, on March 25, 2020. It contains five tracks each from Gestalt & Replicant and Automata, arranged by Sachiko Miyano and Kosuke Yamashita and featuring solo vocal performances from Emi Evans and J'Nique Nicole. The beginning printing of the physical version of the album includes a bonus disc with three boosted arrangements. The anthology was reviewd by Tien Hoang of VGMOnline, who institute the tracks and performances solid but was disappointed that they stayed even more than closely to the original pieces than the other orchestral albums, rather than having more creative arrangements, to the point of reusing some prior arrangements with pocket-size differences.[54]

Music videos [edit]

On July 15, 2015, an officially licensed arrangement of "Song of the Ancients" from Nier, along with a music video, were released by OverClocked Records. It was made bachelor to stream or purchase.[55] The song, a vocal performance with vibraphone and percussion, was the first officially licensed video game music single by the record characterization, an offshoot of the OverClocked ReMix video game music remix community. The single was sung past Jillian Aversa, who features in the accompanying music video, with percussion past Doug Perry. The song was performed by the duo prior to release at Video Games Live concerts, and was filmed at National Harbor, Maryland past the sculpture The Awakening in Jan 2015 during MAGFest, an annual game music convention.[56]

Public performances [edit]

A concert in Tokyo, called "Nier Music Concert & Talk Live", was held at the Ex Theater Roppongi on Apr 16, 2016, with performances of various musical pieces from Nier and Nier: Automata.[57] A Blu-ray of this performance was released on December 14, 2016.[58] A 2nd concert was held on May 5, 2017 and was livestreamed via Niconico. A version of "Vocal of the Ancients" was played during the Parade of Nations of the 2020 Summertime Olympics opening ceremony.

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External links [edit]

  • NieR Gestalt & Replicant Original Soundtrack at MusicBrainz (list of releases)
  • MONACA official Website (in Japanese)

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