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FIFA 22 soundtrack has 122 songs from 27 countries

That's a lot.

The FIFA 22 soundtrack will feature 122 songs from bands across 27 nations, EA today proclaimed.

“This year’s main Soundtrack offers 52 new tracks – a genre-spanning collection of bold and uplifting rhythms from artists like Glass Animals, Polo & Pan, Bakar, CHVRCHES, and more,” EA advised in a press release.

FIFA 22 will also showcase music from some of the world’s hottest newcomers such as NYC vocalist Casper Caan, Australian alt-rockers Bloodmoon, Brazilian vocal phenom CAIO PRADO and London soul singer Hope Tala,” it continued.

A whopping 70 of FIFA 22‘s songs will be connected to Volta Football, where EA says it was going for a “gritty underground vibe”.

A selection of 47 of the soundtrack’s songs can be streamed via Spotify. We’ve embedded a player below.

Moreover, artists like Swedish House Mafia, AJ Tracey, CHIKA and DJ Snake have designed FUT kits for those of you who are into the card-based portion of the title.

FIFA 22 heads to Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, PS4, PS5 and Stadia from 1 October. FIFA 22 Legacy Edition will also be offered on Switch.

FIFA 22

1 October 2021
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