The Promised Neverland OST is Now Available to Stream Online
Aniplex USA announced on August 15th through their official Twitter handle that, The Promised Neverland Original Soundtrack (Complete Edition) by music composer Takihiro Obata is now available on iTunes, Apple Music, and Spotify.
The Original Soundtrack features 35 songs from the series, including “Isabella’s Lullaby” performed by Sarah Álainn.
From taking us to our dreamland through the soft, mellifluous voice of Sarah Álainn in Isabella’s Lullaby to making us want to enjoy every moment in reality in Dancing Krone, the tracks from this album are casting a charming spell on us by dominating our playlists.
Good music always finds it’s way to the soul, and this album seems to have made a permanent spot in our hearts.
The music starts at the introduction in a rather sad tone, but when the next track starts playing, and we’re sky high again! It’s like a reflection of life- with all its ups and downs.
Takihiro Obata again played genius, using traditional instruments along with modern beats.
The Isabella’s Lullaby track is played in episode 1, 11 and 12 of the anime. Isabella’s Lullaby is also a portion of the anime’s central theme.
In episode 1, Isabella sang the lullaby to herself as she brought Conny to the gates. The actual track was played near the end of the episode when Norman tried to comfort a traumatized Emma in Grace Field’s bedroom.
In episode 11, the lullaby was actually sung by Ray when he meets Emma in the House’s cafeteria, minutes away from his “birthday” and shipment date.
In episode 12, the origin of Isabella’s lullaby was revealed in a flashback of hers. She heard the tune made by her childhood friend, Leslie, which later became a lullaby she sings for her unborn baby.
Also, the track 63194 is named so as it’s the identification number of Emma. It is played in episode 1 of the anime.
The hugely popular anime adaptation by CloverWorks premiered from January to March 2019 in the Noitamina programming block.
A second season has been announced to premiere in January 2021. A live-action film adaptation is set to release in December 2020.
About The Promised Neverland
Created by Kaiu Shirai, this series debuted in a Weekly Shonen Jump manga in 2016. Licensed by VIZ Media for an English Language release, this series has gained immense popularity, selling 4.2 million copies in a concise period.
It’s set in the year 2045. Emma, an 11-year-old orphan, living in Grace Field House is a self-contained orphanage housing her and 37 other orphans.
The orphans are allowed complete freedom, except to venture beyond the grounds or the gate, which connects the house to the outside world.
One night, Emma comes to know the truth about the Orphanage and it’s connections to the demons.
Determined to break out of Grace Field House, Norman and Emma join with Ray to find a way to escape along with their other siblings.
Source: Twitter
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