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FIFA 23 soundtrack: World Cup songs confirmed & how to listen

The ultimate soundtrack.

Published: Tuesday, 8 November 2022 at 2:10 pm

Although the big news for most onlookers surrounding FIFA 23 might be the inclusion of fictional team AFC Richmond and their manager Ted Lasso, it's the soundtrack that has players interested, with invested series fans eager to learn which artists and tracks are in the game.

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The official FIFA 23 soundtrack has been revealed, with artists such as Bad Bunny, Jack Harlow and Danger Mouse included. It's an exhaustive list of tracks, meaning no matter your taste in music there's bound to be a hit or two on there to meet everyone's expectations.

The FIFA 23 World Cup soundtrack has been confirmed too, honouring the ultimate FIFA songs of the past, including 40 songs from artists such as Blur and Kasabian, ahead of the mode's addition to the game before the big tournament kicks off in Qatar.

Some of the artists listed on the soundtrack have worked more closely with the game than ever, helping to design the special FIFA Ultimate Team kits. These have been available from 27th September in the game and you'll need to complete a series of objectives to get them.

Before deciding whether to go ahead with your own playlist or not, read on to find the complete list of songs in the FIFA 23 soundtrack and World Cup mode soundtrack, as well as details on how to listen to it outside of the game.

FIFA 23 World Cup soundtrack - full track list

The full FIFA 23 World Cup soundtrack has been confirmed by EA and it adds 40 new tracks to the game.

You can read through the complete FIFA 23 World Cup soundtrack below:

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FIFA 23 soundtrack: Full list of songs

The full FIFA 23 soundtrack has been officially confirmed by EA, with over five hours of music in the game in total across its different modes.

With artists including Labrinth, Role Model, and Odesza, the full list of songs in FIFA 23 is something of an eclectic mix. You can read through the full list of confirmed songs in FIFA 23 below:

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FIFA 23 soundtrack: How to listen

EA has placed the entire FIFA 23 soundtrack on Spotify as a playlist for you to listen to whenever you like. You can listen to the complete FIFA 23 soundtrack below:

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Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).

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