Splatoon Raiders arrives with a companion music drop: nine tracks added as a Special Release on Nintendo Music to celebrate the game's launch on Nintendo Switch.
The music pack runs approximately 30 minutes and highlights themes and artists tied to the Splatoon universe, including appearances by members of Deep Cut from Splatoon 3.
To mark the release, Nintendo made a targeted update to Nintendo Music, adding nine tracks curated for Splatoon Raiders.
The collection runs roughly half an hour and features a mix of returning performers and new arrangements that underscore the game's single-player focus.
Official Special Release tracklist (runtime ~30 minutes):
- Anarchy Castaway / Deep Cut
- Happy Hideout v2 / The Mechanic
- Cartograffiti v2 / The Mechanic
- Initiation of the Coastonids
- HubBubble / DJ Spinsalt
- Denergy / purines
- Escarpment Torment / DHA
- Claustral / The Maverick
- Avian Ascension / Deep Cut
Splatoon Raiders is the first spinoff in the Splatoon franchise and the series' first entry to emphasize a primarily single-player story mode.
Developed by Nintendo EPD, the game pairs players with members of Deep Cut—familiar faces from Splatoon 3—as they explore the Spirhalite Islands in search of treasure.
That single-player emphasis marks a departure from the franchise’s long-standing focus on multiplayer Turf War and other competitive modes.
Nintendo Music’s Special Release is intended to give players a curated listening experience tied directly to Splatoon Raiders’ themes and locales.
By bundling multiple artist tracks and alternate versions—such as v2 arrangements and artist remixes—the collection provides a concise musical companion for players exploring the Spirhalite Islands.
For Splatoon fans and Switch owners, the simultaneous launch of the game and its Nintendo Music release offers an easy way to experience the title’s audio outside of gameplay.
As always, players can check the Nintendo eShop and official Nintendo channels for the latest availability and updates regarding additional music packs or in-game content.
If you’ve already played Splatoon Raiders or sampled the Special Release on Nintendo Music, the community will be watching how this single-player spin shapes the franchise’s future offerings on Nintendo Switch.
The music pack runs approximately 30 minutes and highlights themes and artists tied to the Splatoon universe, including appearances by members of Deep Cut from Splatoon 3.
To mark the release, Nintendo made a targeted update to Nintendo Music, adding nine tracks curated for Splatoon Raiders.
The collection runs roughly half an hour and features a mix of returning performers and new arrangements that underscore the game's single-player focus.
Official Special Release tracklist (runtime ~30 minutes):
- Anarchy Castaway / Deep Cut
- Happy Hideout v2 / The Mechanic
- Cartograffiti v2 / The Mechanic
- Initiation of the Coastonids
- HubBubble / DJ Spinsalt
- Denergy / purines
- Escarpment Torment / DHA
- Claustral / The Maverick
- Avian Ascension / Deep Cut
Splatoon Raiders is the first spinoff in the Splatoon franchise and the series' first entry to emphasize a primarily single-player story mode.
Developed by Nintendo EPD, the game pairs players with members of Deep Cut—familiar faces from Splatoon 3—as they explore the Spirhalite Islands in search of treasure.
That single-player emphasis marks a departure from the franchise’s long-standing focus on multiplayer Turf War and other competitive modes.
Nintendo Music’s Special Release is intended to give players a curated listening experience tied directly to Splatoon Raiders’ themes and locales.
By bundling multiple artist tracks and alternate versions—such as v2 arrangements and artist remixes—the collection provides a concise musical companion for players exploring the Spirhalite Islands.
For Splatoon fans and Switch owners, the simultaneous launch of the game and its Nintendo Music release offers an easy way to experience the title’s audio outside of gameplay.
As always, players can check the Nintendo eShop and official Nintendo channels for the latest availability and updates regarding additional music packs or in-game content.
If you’ve already played Splatoon Raiders or sampled the Special Release on Nintendo Music, the community will be watching how this single-player spin shapes the franchise’s future offerings on Nintendo Switch.
