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Avrupa SIDE A
A01. The Land
A02. Father's Love
A03. Bound
A04. Childhood
A05. Patera
A06. We Failed
SIDE B
B01. Father and Daughter
B02. Losing Loved Ones
B03. Best Friends
B04. Call of the Ancients
B05. The Nemesis
B06. The Fight of The Braves
B07. Mystical Grounds
SIDE C
C01. The Presence
C02. The Trials
C03. Running from Death
C04. The Depart
C05. The Victorious
C06. Spiritual Lives
SIDE D
D01. To Our Parents
D02. The Beam
D03. The Minotaur
D04. The Source
D05. The Depart (Solo)
D06. Paradise
Focus Entertainment and Black Screen Records have once again teamed up to celebrate the A Plague Tale series and its unrivalled soundtracks by Olivier Derivière – this time for the release of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy. The physical soundtrack will be released as a double-LP set, pressed on remarkable “Minoan Sphere” vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.
Resonance is the third instalment in the A Plague Tale series, a franchise widely praised and awarded for its emotional storytelling, artistic direction, and musical achievements. This chapter, however, marks a significant departure in both setting and historical context, transporting players to Greece across two distinct time periods: the Middle Ages and the Minoan civilization.
The score embraces a mystical and emotional identity, seamlessly moving between instrumental music and original songs for which Olivier Derivière composed both the music and the lyrics. The goal was to create a musical language that could express both the intimacy of the characters and the grandeur of the world they inhabit. The instrumentation blends ancient traditions with a contemporary cinematic approach. Olivier collaborated with world-class musicians throughout the project. Evgenios Voulgaris performed the yayli tambur alongside a collection of traditional Greek and Ottoman instruments. Vasiliki Anastasiou and Giorgos Kalogirou brought extraordinary performances as solo vocalists, while the 20-voice female Amalgamation Choir, combined with large percussion ensembles, gave the score a powerful and distinctive sonic identity. Because the project called for original songs, Olivier also wrote the lyrics. He began by writing them in English before working with Vasiliki Anastasiou, who translated them into Cypriot Greek.
■ Soundtrack by Olivier Derivière
■ Double LP pressed on Minonan Sphere vinyl (Soda Pop Bottle green with iridescent
Pearl Sunrise)
■ Gatefold packaging
■ Mastered for vinyl by Chris Bethge
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is an action-adventure game developed by Asobo Studio and published by Focus Entertainment. It serves as a prequel to A Plague Tale: Requiem and follows Sophia on an original adventure connected to the history of the Prima Macula.
The soundtrack combines orchestral compositions with traditional Mediterranean instruments and native-language vocal performances from Greek and Cypriot singers, creating a distinctive musical identity for the game.
Yes. While it introduces a fresh musical direction, it maintains the emotional and thematic foundations established in A Plague Tale: Innocence and A Plague Tale: Requiem.
This release is perfect for A Plague Tale fans, video game music enthusiasts, soundtrack collectors, orchestral music listeners, and admirers of Olivier Derivière's acclaimed compositions.
Absolutely. Fans of A Plague Tale, video game music collectors, and followers of Olivier Derivière will find this soundtrack a valuable addition to their collections.
Yes. It is an excellent gift for fans of the A Plague Tale series, soundtrack collectors, gaming enthusiasts, and listeners who appreciate cinematic orchestral music.
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