Black Screen Records of Cologne, Germany has published the Anno 1800: The Four Seasons vinyl soundtrack on two 180-gram analog records.

In 2019, the European record label published the original soundtrack from the city-building real-time strategy game developed by Blue Byte as a two-disc vinyl release. Music for the Anno series title by Ubisoft Mainz for Windows, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S is by Tilmann Sillescu of Dynamedion.

Set in the 19th century, the music score dramatizes the industrialization, diplomacy, and discovery of the historical drama. "The Four Seasons" assembles background music from the four expansion sets, composed by Sillescu, Matthias Wolf, Steffen Brinkmann, Jochen Flach, Armin Haas, and Alexander Roeder.

Anno 1800 Console Edition is now available for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The PC edition is available through Steam and the Epic Games Store. The post-launch compilation soundtrack is streaming in two parts on Spotify and YouTube Music.


From the product page:

The album will again be delivered in a beautiful gatefold cover with artwork by Ubisoft Mainz and comes with a free download code for the digital soundtrack, including 8 bonus tracks.

Musically, the double LP documents not only the enormous variety in content of the four Anno 1800 "Seasons", but also the stylistic range of the composers Steffen Brinkmann, Jochen Flach, Armin Haas, Alexander Roeder, Tilman Sillescu and Matthias Wolf (Dynamedion). The pieces tell of sunken treasures and rich harvests, of expeditions to the Arctic and the dangerous Land of the Lions, of the conquest of the Empire of the Skies or the overwhelming view from the majestic rooftops of the city.

Black Screen Records - Anno 1800 - The Four Seasons (Vinyl Soundtrack)

YouTube Music - Anno 1800 – Post-Launch Compilation

Happy 25th Annoversary @ANNO_EN 🥳 And what better way to celebrate than with new #Anno1800 music 🎵 The Post-Launch Compilation Pt. 2 is now available on all music platforms and youtube/ubisoftmusic. pic.twitter.com/bEcJOftMdA

— Ubisoft Music (@UbisoftMusic) March 31, 2023