Kohei Tanaka's sprawling score for the PS Vita's gravity-shifting masterpiece — Kat's journey through Hekseville rendered in jazz-inflected orchestral beauty. "Gravity Rush Main Theme" and "GRAVITY DAYS" establish the identity.
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"Laws of Gravity" and "Repulsion" play on the physics that define gameplay. Each district gets its own theme: "Auldnoir," "Pleajeune," "Endestria," "Vendecentre," "Boutoume." "Angry Albatross" and "Bloody Talons" score the aerial combat with ferocity.
"Jellyfish March" captures the Nevi enemies' strange organic menace. "Hekseville Phantom" and "King of the Underworld" build mystery and boss encounters. "Pandora's Fortunes" weaves mythology into the narrative. "Honeymoon" adds unexpected tenderness.
Tanaka brought his One Piece-level orchestral ambition to a handheld game and somehow it worked perfectly. "All Alone" and "Transient Moments" carry Kat's isolation. "Another World" and "Abyss" reach into the dimensional mysteries.
"You're the Creator" breaks the fourth wall musically. A massive soundtrack that proved the Vita could host console-quality musical experiences.