Far Cry 6 OST Vinyl - 3LP

Lead composer Pedro Bromfman's credits include three seasons of Netflix's Narcos, Need For Speed: Heat and Max Payne 3. Having grown up studying the beautiful and soulful music of the Caribbean and Latin America , he brought his particular experience with Latin stringed instruments to the score of Far Cry 6. Bromfman carefully layers Spanish guitars, Bolivian ronroco and other instruments with percussive elements and an oppressive dark ambiance, creating music that evokes a nuanced mix of sadness, anger and hope - contrasting the threat of El Presidente with the spirit of the guerrillas.

The vinyl box set includes a selection of in-game radio tracks that serve to immerse the player in Yara's dynamic setting. This body of in-world music is led by two exceptional composers: Cuban-Canadian jazz master Hilario Duran created faithful pieces of Afro-Caribbean street ensembles, while composer-producer Ariel Contreras-Esquivel recorded a real military orchestra for its fictional national anthem "Himno Nacional Yarano" and other militaristic marches.

The Far Cry 6 musical team's priority was to faithfully represent the Latino spirit and to highlight authentic, off-the-beaten-path Latin American and Afro-Latin artists. Venezuelan rapper Gabylonia (backed by Peruvian producer Rilabeats) contributed to "Camino Revolucionario" and "Carta al Tirano", the latter song being performed during the game's chaotic hip-hop show Máximas Matanzas. Brooklyn-based Puerto Rican-American Nitty Scott rules the roost with hip-hop track “Pelo”; Qbanoamerikano Pico pays tribute to Buena Vista Social Club with “Cuba Linda”; singer Diana Fuentes and rapper El Micha, both Cuban, perform the pop number “Canción Bonita”; and Cuban reggaetón star El Chacal celebrates with “Talento Y Dinero.”

Other tracks on the third vinyl include specially recorded covers of the alternate history classics "Mambo Italiano" ("Mambo Yarano"), the African-American folk song "Sea Lion Woman" ("See-Line Woman") and from the Italian protest song "Bella Ciao" ("El Bella Ciao"). (“El Bella Ciao de Libertad”).