❝The first soundtrack [Shimomura] worked on at Capcom was for a game called Samurai Sword, this was in 1988. In 1989 she composed the soundtrack to the video game Final Fight and this was the first game to receive a separate soundtrack release. She originally started working on the soundtracks for home consoles but in 1990 she moved to Capcom’s arcade division. During her time at Capcom she worked on the soundtracks of over 16 games and was also a member of the company’s in-house band called Alph Lyla even performing live on occasion.❞ yokoshimomura.com
Capcom's 2014 chip music arrangement compilation "Street Fighter RE:MIX Chiptune" streaming on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music.
Legend of Mana Remastered Collector's Edition for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 include art book and two-disc soundtrack album.
Kingdom Hearts III digital soundtrack, along with II.8, Unchained & Union music, published through online streaming platforms Apple Music and Spotify.
Two-volume Final Fantasy XV soundtrack pressed to Blu-ray, and available for shipping through Square Enix's online store for North America.
Soundtracks for Capcom's Breath of Fire trilogy of role-playing games available digitally for the first time outside of Japan.
Legend of Mana self-arrangement album "Promise" by Yoko Shimomura available for shipping on compact disc from CDJapan
For the Cure SQ compilation, saxophonist Yoshiyuki Kawaguchi, guitarist Kenji Kondo and tuba player Takero Sekizima arrange music from Square Enix titles.
A reissue of the soundtrack published in 2012 includes an added a vocal arrangement of "GO! GO! Buriki King!!" sung by director Takashi Tokita.
The second installment in Square Enix's "SQ" series of cover albums includes laid back electronic and acoustic arrangements of role-playing game themes.
Developer Capcom has made the remixed soundtrack to Final Fight: Double Impact available for free download in mp3 file format.
Arrangement album "Drammatica: The Very Best of Yoko Shimomura" includes orchestral arrangements of music from Kingdom Hearts and Legend of Mana.
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