Animal Crossing: New Horizons 3.0 Update Music Now Available on Nintendo Music App
Nintendo continues to enrich the Animal Crossing: New Horizons experience for its global fanbase, this time by expanding the soundtrack selection on the Nintendo Music app.
Following the 3.0 update to Animal Crossing: New Horizons earlier this year, which brought players to new destinations such as the Resort Hotel operated by the Kapp'n family and Luna’s immersive Slumber Island, Nintendo has now made music tracks from these new locations available for listening on the Nintendo Music app for Nintendo Switch.
The addition comes as part of a steady rhythm of content expansions on the platform, with the previous week’s update featuring tracks from the Super Mario Bros.
Wonder ‘Meetup in Bellabel Park’ DLC.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons, developed and published by Nintendo, has consistently delivered new content since its original 2020 release on Nintendo Switch, maintaining its status as a top-selling title both digitally via the Nintendo eShop and at retail.
This latest update to the Nintendo Music app introduces a curated list of 3.0 update tracks.
Included are evocative tunes from both the Resort Hotel and Slumber Island, enhancing the New Horizons album, which now boasts over 400 tracks under the creative direction of renowned sound director Kazumi Totaka.
The complete list of new additions is as follows:
Resort Hotel:
- Hotel
- Hotel Decorating
- Hotel VIP
- Hotel Jingle
Slumber Island:
- Slumber Island - Clear Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Rainy Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Snowy Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Clear Evening
- Slumber Island - Rainy Evening
- Slumber Island - Snowy Evening
With these fresh tracks, Nintendo underscores its commitment to providing a vibrant soundscape both in-game and outside of it.
Access to the Nintendo Music app’s growing library, including the latest Animal Crossing: New Horizons arrangements, requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
This membership model continues to add value for users seeking digital content and connectivity.
Beyond musical updates, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons 3.0 update brought a host of gameplay features, including expanded home storage options, enhanced movement mechanics, updated crafting and cooking systems, and more customization opportunities.
Notably, a paid upgrade for Switch 2 users was also rolled out, offering improved resolution, upgraded graphics, mouse controls support, and expanded online functionalities—further cementing New Horizons as a flagship experience on Nintendo hardware.
As Nintendo continues to evolve both its game titles and supplementary services like the Nintendo Music app, Animal Crossing: New Horizons remains a shining example of long-term game support.
Fans can expect the title’s music and features to stay in tune with the latest updates across the Nintendo Switch ecosystem.
Nintendo continues to enrich the Animal Crossing: New Horizons experience for its global fanbase, this time by expanding the soundtrack selection on the Nintendo Music app.
Following the 3.0 update to Animal Crossing: New Horizons earlier this year, which brought players to new destinations such as the Resort Hotel operated by the Kapp'n family and Luna’s immersive Slumber Island, Nintendo has now made music tracks from these new locations available for listening on the Nintendo Music app for Nintendo Switch.
The addition comes as part of a steady rhythm of content expansions on the platform, with the previous week’s update featuring tracks from the Super Mario Bros.
Wonder ‘Meetup in Bellabel Park’ DLC.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons, developed and published by Nintendo, has consistently delivered new content since its original 2020 release on Nintendo Switch, maintaining its status as a top-selling title both digitally via the Nintendo eShop and at retail.
This latest update to the Nintendo Music app introduces a curated list of 3.0 update tracks.
Included are evocative tunes from both the Resort Hotel and Slumber Island, enhancing the New Horizons album, which now boasts over 400 tracks under the creative direction of renowned sound director Kazumi Totaka.
The complete list of new additions is as follows:
Resort Hotel:
- Hotel
- Hotel Decorating
- Hotel VIP
- Hotel Jingle
Slumber Island:
- Slumber Island - Clear Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Rainy Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Snowy Afternoon
- Slumber Island - Clear Evening
- Slumber Island - Rainy Evening
- Slumber Island - Snowy Evening
With these fresh tracks, Nintendo underscores its commitment to providing a vibrant soundscape both in-game and outside of it.
Access to the Nintendo Music app’s growing library, including the latest Animal Crossing: New Horizons arrangements, requires an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
This membership model continues to add value for users seeking digital content and connectivity.
Beyond musical updates, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons 3.0 update brought a host of gameplay features, including expanded home storage options, enhanced movement mechanics, updated crafting and cooking systems, and more customization opportunities.
Notably, a paid upgrade for Switch 2 users was also rolled out, offering improved resolution, upgraded graphics, mouse controls support, and expanded online functionalities—further cementing New Horizons as a flagship experience on Nintendo hardware.
As Nintendo continues to evolve both its game titles and supplementary services like the Nintendo Music app, Animal Crossing: New Horizons remains a shining example of long-term game support.
Fans can expect the title’s music and features to stay in tune with the latest updates across the Nintendo Switch ecosystem.