The composer of the Star Wars Galactic Racer soundtrack has been revealed and it is a familiar name. Plus, details on a release of the soundtrack and more have come with it.
Developers Fuse Games have published a new video which is the first in a new series titled “Sounds of the Galactic League”. This premiere episode dives into the soundtrack but the next episode will reveal some of the voices behind the main characters found in the game.
Fans will be pleased to know from the first episode that the brilliant Gordy Haab has scored the debut title from Fuse Games. It is also confirmed that the Star Wars Galactic Racer soundtrack was recorded at the Vienna Synchron Stage. Haab worked closely with Music and Narrative Director Nathaniel Daw. The full soundtrack track list and main theme can be found here.
A Master At Work
Haab is considered by many as the closest anyone has gotten to recreating the legendary John Williams’ work. We’ve seen the composer put out consistent and regular Star Wars video game scores. From the GRAMMY award winning Jedi series to Battlefront and most recently Zero Company, his reputation speaks for itself. Most of the Star Wars game music made in the past decade has been written by Gordy. Fans adore his work and will be thrilled to find out he’s back at it again. Twice in a just two months!
“What excited me about working on Star Wars Galactic Racer is the opportunity to try some new techniques in the Star Wars music realm, folding in some synths and hybrid percussion, and just really sort of amplifying this idea of an exciting race.”
Gordy Haab
In other recent Galactic Racer news, the game’s achievements leaked. You can check them out here. Star Wars Galactic Racer has also gone gold. The game launches on October 6th; pre-order the game here. Note: using the pre-order link for the game helps support this website by earning us a small amount of commission. Thank you!
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