Nintendo has released the full Mario & Luigi: Brothership soundtrack on Nintendo Music.
The soundtrack for Mario & Luigi: Brothership is now available on Nintendo Music, featuring 94 tracks and almost four hours of music. You can listen to it here, and enjoy the familiar playlist and customization options within the Nintendo Music app, just like with other Nintendo soundtracks.
If you use the Nintendo Music app, you’ll find this track added to its collection. If you don’t have the app, you can download it from the App Store (for iOS) here and Google Play (for Android) here. Keep in mind that you need an active Nintendo Switch Online membership to use the app.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership came out on the Nintendo Switch last November and was the first game in the series made for the console. It has sold 1.84 million copies so far. You can read a review of the game here.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership is now available on Nintendo Switch.
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2026-01-13 06:26