Play For Japan: The Album helps rebuild Japan, available now
Announced last May and originally slated for a June release, Play For Japan: The Album is finally available for your listening pleasure. The album features original tracks by 18 of gaming history's greatest composers, including Silent Hill's Akira Yamaoka, Metal Gear Solid 4's Nobuko Toda, and if you buy the album from iTunes, Super Mario Bros.'s Koji Kondo.
The album is already available via iTunes in the US, Canada, and UK, and will be available everywhere else (from iTunes and Amazon) starting July 15. It costs $9.99 USD, one hundred percent of which benefits the Japanese Red Cross' efforts in rebuilding Japan's infrastructure. It also benefits your eardrums. The full track listing is after the jump.
Play For Japan: The Album - $9.99 (iTunes US, Canada, UK)
Reminiscence - Nobuko Toda
Jump - Laura Shigihara
White Cloud - Penka Kouneva
Greater Lights - Tommy Tallarico
Play For You - Mitsuto Suzuki
Necromancer - Jason Graves
Moshi Moshi - Woody Jackson
Ex Animo - Akira Yamaoka
The Temple Stone - Sean Murray
Pine Wind Sound - Laura Karpman
Every New Morning - Nobuo Uematsu
Maverick Regeneration - Bear McCreary
Hvc-1384 - Hip Tanaka.β
Rise Up! - Chance Thomas
We Are One - Arthur Inasi
Remember - Inon Zur
Super Mario Medley On Two Pianos - Koji Kondo (iTunes exclusive)
Dimension Break - Yasunori Mitsuda