Sony Posts Examples of Destiny 2: Lightfall Soundtrack Early, Highlighting the DLC's Music

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Sony has officially published two examples of what Destiny 2: Lightfall's soundtrack is going to sound like once the DLC launches on February 28. The long-awaited expansion pack is seemingly inspired by cyberpunk and vaporwave media, and it was to be expected that its audio would follow suit.

While certain aspects of Destiny 2 have had their ups and downs over the years since its launch, Bungie's designers and composers have had a stellar track record from the very start, and fans eagerly await every chance to explore new Destiny-related media as major new releases hit the stores. The Lightfall DLC, specifically, stands out compared to Destiny's usual mix of sci-fi and fantasy environments, so it's a given that the expectations for its soundtrack were rather high indeed.

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Out of the blue, Sony has posted two all-new Destiny 2: Lightfall tracks on one of its YouTube channels. While the two new samples certainly fit with the rest of the official Destiny 2 discography, there's a different edge to them than fans may have gotten used to. The «Battle Ready» track was performed by Michael Salvatori, Skye Lewin, Josh Mosser, and Michael Sechrist, and they were joined by Rotem Moav to bring «CloudArk» to fruition as well. Unsurprisingly, common franchise motifs pop up every so often, tying everything together in a very satisfying manner.

Some Destiny fans believe that the Lightfall DLC has vanilla Destiny 2 vibes, and one could certainly make the argument that the newly unveiled tracks corroborate this point. There seems to be a triumphant, boisterous undercurrent to both tracks, which may or may not suggest what the final outcome of this particular Destiny