Final Fantasy Piano Collections Come To Spotify, Apple Music, And More

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For close to two decades now, Square Enix has been releasing Piano Collections for some of its games, most notably the Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts series, featuring songs from the games arranged and played beautifully on the piano. Unfortunately, most of these releases have been largely limited to physical CDs in Japan, but some of them are finally available to stream.

Square Enix revealed today that it had dropped 13 Final Fantasy Piano Collections onto just about every music streaming platform you’d want to listen to them on. You’ll be able to listen to them all on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Line Music, AWA, iTunes, Mora, Mora Hi-Res, Recochoku, Dwango, Animelo Mix, and probably more — it tends to change depending on the specific album.

The available Piano Collections albums include every Final Fantasy game from FF4 through FF15, as well as Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. Unfortunately, the Kingdom Hearts Piano Collections aren’t included, which is a real shame because those albums are incredible.

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As far as we can tell, these streaming and digital releases are available in pretty much every region, not just the US or Japan, so you don’t have to worry about being locked out because of your region. Everyone around the world can listen to the utterly incredible piano arrangement of Let the Battles Begin from Final Fantasy 7, or Valse di Fantastica from Final Fantasy 15, and you can even do so for free on YouTube or Spotify, provided you don’t mind ads.

Also, just as an extra bit of fun, we added up the runtime of every Piano Collections album included here, and all up you’re looking at 11 hours and 26 minutes of music. You could spend pretty much your entire waking day listening to it all and only run out at night.

We’ve embedded the excellent Piano Collections Final Fantasy VII above, but we’ve also included the full list of hub pages for each album. Clicking on one of them will take you to a list of links for each streaming service and online store, so you can take your pick from there.

Final Fantasy Piano Collections hub links:

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