Detroit Become Human: the soundtrack available on a magnificent vinyl for the 25th anniversary of Quantic Dream

With more than 7 million copies sold, Detroit Become Human is by far the biggest success of the French studios Quantic Dream. If it is not forbidden to see a sequel soon, we can revel in the arrival of the soundtrack in vinyl format and offer it in a superb gatefold edition. The opportunity obviously to relive the strongest moments of this title which deals with a strong subject: do robots with human features and endowed with artificial intelligence have the same rights as human beings? This double vinyl is actually Volume 2 of the first part which was launched in September 2020 and is sold for 44.99€ on the official Quantic Dream store. On the first vinyl, it is the music related to Connor that we can listen to, with a colder and more mechanical atmosphere thanks to the compositions of Nima Fakhara. There are also songs that refer to the character of Kara, more in the emotion given her personality, and for once, it is the orchestral creations of Philip Sheppard that we will hear. As for Markus and his more combative spirit, composer John Paesano took care of that. The second vinyl will offer a selection of songs by Detroit artists. From soul to techno, from blues to hard-rock, they are also the ones who gave the city this musical identity.



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