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Ludvig Forssell’s Score for Death Stranding 2 Released for the First Time — Stream the Cinematic Soundtrack Now

From orchestral epics to haunting vocal features, Death Stranding 2’s music deepens Kojima’s universe

In a gift to gamers and film score lovers alike, Ludvig Forssell’s haunting, cinematic soundtrack for Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is now officially available to stream — and it’s as epic as the game itself.

Known for his atmospheric work on the original Death Stranding, Forssell returns with a 56-track sonic journey that weaves orchestral drama, ambient tension, and emotional vocals into the DNA of Hideo Kojima’s narrative-rich world. The score opens with “Should We Have Connected?”, a contemplative theme that sets the tone for a game obsessed with isolation and reconnection.

Notably, Troy Baker — who plays the formidable antagonist Higgs — lends his voice to two standout pieces: “One Last Fight Part 2” and “Homecoming.” Swedish vocalist Amelie Anna adds depth to the stunning seven-minute track “På En Mörk, Stjärnklar Natt.”

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The soundtrack complements other musical collaborations from the game: Woodkid contributed a more pop-forward companion album featuring Elle Fanning and Bryce Dessner of The National, while Caroline Polachek penned the haunting title theme.

🎧 Why you should listen now:

  • 56 immersive tracks by Forssell, now streaming worldwide
  • Vocals by Troy Baker and Amelie Anna
  • Kojima’s cinematic storytelling, powered by score
  • A perfect bridge between gaming, film, and music

Death Stranding 2 Soundtrack – Listen

 

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