Today, Square Enix released a digital piano arrangement album of Undertale, titled Echoes Beneath, created by composer Yoko Shimomura.
The album is available to download everywhere and on CD in Japan. A CD release for other regions is coming next month. It features piano arrangements and performances by Yui Morishita, Yuki Kishida, and Ryota Kikuchi. You can pre-order the CD for $39.99 at one link, or for €34.99 at another. It will also be available through Fangamer. For the album cover art and more information, visit Square Enix.
A Piano Arrangement Album Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Undertale
In honor of Undertale’s 10th anniversary, Square Enix is releasing a new piano album featuring music arranged by the game’s composer, Yoko Shimomura.
This unique collection showcases 15 songs from the popular RPG, carefully chosen and overseen by the composer, Yoko Shimomura. Talented musicians Yui Morishita, Yuki Kishida, and Ryota Kikuchi beautifully re-imagine the tracks, bringing fresh emotion and a nostalgic feel to the original music.
The album is packaged in a sleeve-case and includes a booklet with notes written by Toby Fox and Yoko Shimomura.
The book’s cover showcases brand-new artwork by Temmie Chang, the official artist, making it a special collectible for fans.
Celebrate 10 years of Undertale with beautiful piano arrangements of its iconic soundtrack – a wonderful addition for any fan’s collection.
You can get the album now on iTunes and Steam. It’s not yet available on most streaming services, and it probably won’t be for another few months.
You can find the album’s tracklist and more details on its official website here. Learn more about the collaboration between Square Enix and Undertale here.
Undertale is now available on PS4, PS Vita, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
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2026-02-25 07:57