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EA Games’ Battlefield 6 features in-game radio stations filled with classic hits from iconic artists, available as an official Spotify playlist.
Electronic Arts has announced the official playlist for its record-breaking new game, Battlefield 6. The playlist, available to stream now on Spotify, also features as radio stations in-game for fans to rock out while they play. It’s filled with iconic tracks from legendary artists like Bob Dylan, Limp Bizkit, Godsmack, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Snoop Dogg, and many more.
In collaboration with Spotify, Electronic Arts and Battlefield Studios have curated the Official Battlefield Playlist, which the studio says encompasses the entire legacy of the Battlefield franchise.
Throughout Battlefield 6, players can discover radio stations installed in vehicles across multiplayer modes. All players have access to general radio stations, with tailored tracks encompassing a variety of genres.
Moreover, for owners of the Battlefield Pro version of the game’s Battlepass, in-game vehicle drivers will have access to Battlepass Radio. Battlepass Radio features a wealth of even more tracks, from Pantera to Dr. Dre.
Previously, EA announced a collaboration with Limp Bizkit for a reimagined version of their hit, “Break Stuff,” which was featured in the Battlefield 6 multiplayer reveal trailer. Following that success, EA Music collaborated with Limp Bizkit alongside Battlefield 6 composer Henry Jackman to produce “Battlefield: The After-Party,” a fresh take on Jackman’s classic theme through the band’s distinct energy.
“What’s happening with the music of Battlefield 6 is already unprecedented,” said Steve Schnur, Worldwide Executive, President EA Music Group. “From Henry Jackman’s cinematic score to Limp Bizkit’s explosive contributions, we are discovering what music can mean to both gaming and culture. This playlist takes the intensity of the soundtrack even further, bringing our impact to a whole new level.”
On October 10, Battlefield 6 Original Video Game Soundtrack was released, featuring 23 tracks composed by Jackman, plus Limp Bizkit’s “Making Love to Morgan Wallen” and “Battlefield: The After-Party.” Within two weeks, the soundtrack has clocked over 20 million streams worldwide.
