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‘Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves’ season one soundtrack coming to streaming and vinyl
Music•February 18, 2026 at 12:33 PMNational

‘Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves’ season one soundtrack coming to streaming and vinyl

By Ali Shutler•NME Music News

The album features dance bangers from Steve Aoki, Solomun and more The post ‘Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves’ season one soundtrack coming to streaming and vinyl appeared first on NME.

The complete Fatal Fury: City Of Wolves season one soundtrack has been unveiled, featuring music from dance titans Steve Aoki, Solomun and more.

Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves launched in April 2025 and was the first new entry in the long-running fighting franchise for 25 years.

“The official sequel to 1999’s much-loved fighting game Garou: Mark Of The Wolves gives Fatal Fury a striking new art style and an evolved battle system. Return to brawl in South Town as returning favourites like Terry Bogard, Rock Howard and Mai Shiranui are joined by new faces including Vox Reaper, Preecha and special guest fighter Cristiano Ronaldo,” reads an official description.

“Take on computer opponents in Arcade Mode, rise to the top in Online and enjoy a deep, single-player RPG experience with Episodes of South Town. Put your own stamp on your favourite characters in Colour Edit, and battle to a unique soundtrack provided by 11 talented DJs, including Alan Walker, Steve Aoki and guest fighter Salvatore Ganacci.”

After slowly adding tracks to the game’s jukebox player over the past 10 months, the complete season one soundtrack to Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves is set to hit streaming this Friday (February 18) and will also be available to buy on vinyl.

The album will feature brand new Steve Aoki track ‘Freak On’ as well as never heard before remixes.

The complete Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves season one soundtrack is as follows:

Alan Walker – ‘Mind Of A Warrior’
Alok – ‘Fury’
Steve Aoki – ‘Freak On’
R3HAB – ‘Running On Empty’
Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Take Me To America’
Steve Aoki – ‘Hokutomaru’
Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Berserk’
R3HAB – ‘No Consequence’
Alok – ‘Don’t Mess With The Fire’
Steve Aoki – ‘Legacy’
R3HAB – ‘Rise Or Fall’
Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Terry Andy Joe’
Afrojack – ‘Out Of The Darkness’
Sidney Samson – ‘Move Yourself’
Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Work Hard Not Smart’
Solomun – ‘Don’t Give Up’
ARTBAT – ‘Galaxy’
Miss Monique – ‘Blue Moon Factory’
Butch – ‘When I Was Young’
Luciano – ‘Alive’
Butch – ‘Murciélago’
Luciano – ‘Cielo’
Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Fatal Fury Title Rave’
Terry Bogard – ‘KuriKinton (Steve Aoki Remix)’
Andy Bogard – ‘Thunder Waves (Sidney Samson Remix)’
Sokaku Mochizuki – ‘TAKU HATSU (R3HAB Remix)’
Joe Higashii – ‘A Taste Of Crocodile (Sidney Samson Remix)’
Mai Shiranui – ‘Flame Dragon God (Luciano Remix)’
Solomun – ‘Don’t Give Up (Extended Mix)’
ARTBAT – ‘Galaxy (Extended Mix)’
Miss Monique – ‘Blue Moon Factory (Extended Mix)’
Butch – ‘When I Was Young (Extended Mix)’
Luciano – ‘Alive (Extended Mix)’
Butch – ‘Murciélago (Extended Mix)’
Luciano – ‘Cielo (Extended Mix)’

“With the Season 1 soundtrack now complete, Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves moves forward with its momentum in full force, setting the stage for Season 2, where another lineup of high-impact original music will roll out throughout the year,” reads a press release.

In other news, the soundtrack to Elden Ring: Nightreign expansion The Forsaken Hollows is now available to stream.

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