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Leading Video Game Publisher Ubisoft REVEALS Far Cry® 6 (Original Game Soundtrack) Album Composed by Award-winning Pedro Bromfman

Leading creator, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment and services, Ubisoft has released  Far Cry ® 6 (Original Game Soundtrack) composed by award-winning Pedro Bromfman on the 30th September via Ubisoft Music. On the LP, listeners will find the enthralling song, ‘Libertad’. The 21-track album accompanies the highly-anticipated action-adventure first-person shooter video game starring Breaking Bad’s Giancarlo Esposito which will be released on the 7th of October. Composer Pedro Bromfman is primarily known for having scored 2014’s RoboCop (for which he won the ASCAP Award), three seasons of music for the Netflix series Narcos, the EPIX feature documentary Deep Web (narrated by Keanu Reeves). Other creations include music for Elite Squad and Elite Squad II, the highest-grossing film in Brazil’s box office history, The Story Of Us with Morgan Freeman

YT link to Full Album : Far Cry 6 (Original Game Soundtrack) | Pedro Bromfman

– YT link to Single ‘Libertad’ : Far Cry 6 – Libertad (Main Theme) 

– Stream/ download: Far Cry 6 – Ubisoft music

Stream/ download: Far Cry® 6 (Original Game Soundtrack)

With a rich portfolio of world-renowned brands, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, For Honor, Just Dance, Watch Dogs, Tom Clancy’s video game series, Ghost Recon, Rainbow Six and The Division, Ubisoft has established itself as a global entertainment force.

Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Pedro Bromfman is currently based in California. The composer has received support from a variety of publications for his work, including NY Times, Complex, Billboard, GQ Taiwan, Hollywood Reporter, Buzzfeed, Billboard and Decider. Pedro Bromfman has also received significant support from his fans, with his play count sitting at just under 20 million across platforms. Most recently, Pedro has scored the feature film The Blackout. With a sound that sits closely to the likes of Hans Zimmer, Ólafur Arnalds, Sigur Rós and even Mogwai, it’s easy to see why he’s quickly gaining recognition. 

Beyond the mists of tall mountains and rolling seas, there lies Yara, a fictional tropical paradise frozen in time in the heart of the Caribbean. It’s here that adventure calls to your heart and soul: where you have the power to reshape the destinies of both yourself and the people in the island. Pedro Bromfman highlights the Latin and Caribbean elements found within Yara while pairing them with modern electronic-classical compositions in the theatrical soundtrack for Far Cry 6. ‘Libertad’  is a powerful melody, full of beauty and longing created to highlight the anthemic struggle for freedom both young and old face.

Speaking of the creation of the album, Pedro Bromfman tells us: “The album is based on a very modern score, drenched in lush soundscapes, driving percussion, processed organic instruments and a ton of synthesizers. We tried to capture the soul of Yara, and its characters, by rooting the score on traditional Latin American and Caribbean music, while being completely free to experiment with contemporary sounds, elements and techniques, in hopes of creating something very fresh and unique. The score for Far Cry 6 overflows with distinctive, haunting melodies and character themes, accompanying and further immersing the players in their amazing journey through Yara. A journey full of beauty, violence, adrenaline and passion.’”

Far Cry 6 (Original Game Soundtrack) Tracklisting:

1. El Presidente

2. La Espada

3. Libertad

4. The Tourist

5. Rebuild Paradise

6. Batter Up

7. Valle de Oro 

8. Viva Clara

9. We Are Lions

10. Fist of the Revolution 

11. ‘67

12. Supremo

13. Madrugada

14. The Guerrilla

15. Tiger and Cub

16. The Poison

17. Los Montero

18. El Este

19. The Lion and the Lamb 

20. Balaceras

21. Antón

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