Fourteen different composers on one rhythm game soundtrack. Air Tone's 2018 PS4/Windows release reads like a who's-who of Japanese game music, with Hiroshi Watanabe, Hideki Sakamoto, and a dozen others each bringing their own flavor.
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"Party in the sky" (Hiroshi Watanabe) sets a euphoric tone. "SCREW DRIVER" (Keita Tsuda) goes aggressive. "Piobaireachd of the red glens" (Ryusuke Fujioka) pulls in Celtic bagpipe traditions, which is not something you expect to find in a VR rhythm game.
Eizo Sakamoto closes with five minimalist pieces named after simple objects: cloud, stone, penguin, clock tower, dream. The variety is the point. Every track feels like a different world to play through. If you want a rhythm game OST that never settles into one genre for more than one song, this collection is relentlessly eclectic.